Kentucky Softball History
Kentucky's only appearance in the Women's College World Series was this year.
2014
This "Dramatic" TV host is the anchor of ABC's highest-rated weekly show
Chris Harrison
This team was the last to win a national championship (2017)
Rifle
The Buckeye State
Ohio
This city has an NHL team named after a Disney Franchise.
Anaheim (Stoddard)
This person was Kentucky's first All-American.
Molly Johnson (#Dinosaur)
This icon has a child named after Kentucky's primary color.
Beyonce
Governor's Cup
The Golden State
California
This city in Illinois can also be confused with a Canadian Providence
Ottawa, Ill. (Sloan)
The all-time walks leader at Kentucky is this Commonwealth native.
Griffin Joiner
This person was the first full-time female analyst to enter the baseball announce booth for MLB games.
Jessica Mendoza
CL is one of how many female head coaches at Kentucky?
2 (Golda Borst, Women's Golf)
The Magnolia State
Mississippi
Not quite Sin City ... But Close
Henderson, Nevada (Tatum)
The only time UK has never allowed a run in an entire SEC series was in this city.
Baton Rouge (2016)
Known for advocating for Title XI, this person now has the US National Tennis Center named after her and was the leader in fighting for equal prize money in sports.
Billie Jean King
This former Kentucky and Cleveland Browns quarterback was the #1 overall pick in the 1999 NFL Draft
Tim Couch
A Sportsman's Paradise
Louisiana
The leader claims to be from this state where the Sky is Big.
Montana (CL)
In 2009, Rachel Lawson took over UK Softball. Out of 28 SEC games, how many did UK win?
3
The youngest girl ever to win at match at Wimbledon who at 15 defeated Venus Williams on Centre Court
Coco Gauff
How many international head coaches are there at Kentucky?
Six.
Ian Carry (WSC); Johan Cedergren (MSC); Lonnie Green (Track); Golda Borst (WGO); Cedric Kauffmann (MTN); Carlos Drada (WTN);
The Land of 10,000 Lakes
Minnesota
This hometown shares its name with a prominent private school in Indianapolis that was in the NCAA Men's Final Four in 2010 and 2012.
Butler (Riss)