FaST News
FaST News - Weeks of April 26 - May 6, 2011
NOTEWORTHY
SBCC RANKS IN TOP 120 COMMUNITY COLLEGES NATIONWIDE. In its first step to identify the nation’s best community colleges and award $1 million in prize money, the Aspen Institute
College Excellence Program ranked SBCC as one of the nation’s 120 best community colleges. SBCC was selected from almost 1,200
accredited, public community colleges nationwide. The Aspen Institute now challenges all finalists to compete for the prize
funds to be announced in December 2011. Criteria include high standards for learning, college completion without delay, and
serving as a training ground for jobs that pay competitive wages.
SBCC Superintendent/President Dr. Andreea Serban said, “Once again, our college is recognized at the national level for our excellent work.” She added, “SBCC is now eligible to submit an application containing detailed data on these criteria. We must demonstrate that we deliver exceptional student results, use data to drive decisions, and use that information to continually improve over time. We will certainly respond to the challenge. Student success and academic excellence are our top priorities.”
The Aspen Prize was announced at the White House Community College Summit hosted by President Barack Obama and Second Lady Dr. Jill Biden in October 2010 with the announcement of the top 120 colleges made on April 25. Over the coming five months, an Expert Selection Committee will select eight to 10 finalists, publicizing each finalist institution's achievements broadly this fall. The finalists will be selected in September based on how much students learn, how many complete their programs on time, and how well students do in the job market after graduating. Aspen will conduct site visits to each of the 8-10 finalists in the fall. And, based on the evidence, in December, a prize jury will announce at a highly visible event in Washington, D.C, a winner of the top Prize ($700,000) and two or three runners up (which will each receive $100,000-$150,000).
For the full SBCC news release and a link to the list of 120 eligible institutions, go to: http://www.sbcc.edu/newsandevents/2011april26_aspen_institute.php
CLASSIFIED EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR. Five employees have been named finalists for Classified Employee of the Year:
ROSA CASTILLO, Scheduling Office
ANITA COLE, Academic Senate Office
YOLANDA ‘YOLIE’ CONTRERAS, Transfer Center
SARA FARGO, President’s Office
OLGA GONZALES, Information Technology
The winner will be announced at the SBCC District Board of Trustees’ meeting on Thurs, April 28 and receive a $500 honorarium
along with having her name added to a commemorative plaque. The four other finalists will each receive a $100 honorarium.
Please plan to attend this Board meeting to celebrate all the finalists’ recognition.
FACULTY EXCELLENCE AWARDS. The Academic Senate and the Faculty Recognition Committee are pleased to announce the 2011-2012 Faculty Excellence Award winners:
BLAKEY ‘BLAKE’ R. BARRON - Biological Sciences
CYNTHIA ‘CINDY’ L. BOWER - Associate Degree in Nursing
DR. DIXIE A. BUDKE -School of Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management
DR. PAULA CONGLETON - Physical Education, Dance, & Athletics
STEVEN ‘STEVE’ CONTI - Disabled Students Programs and Services
PAMELA ‘PAM’ A. GUENTHER –Mathematics
Congratulations to this outstanding group of faculty on this prestigious honor.
RICE DIVERSITY NOMINEES. The Faculty Recognition Committee is pleased to announce that the Academic Senate has selected the VETERANS’ SUPPORT PROGRAM under the directorship of MAGDALENA TORRES and IGNACIO PONCE of the AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE PROGRAM as the SBCC nominees for the California Community College Chancellor's Office's John W. Rice Diversity and Equity Award this year This award honors district employees, districts, colleges, and programs that have made the greatest contribution toward advancing faculty and staff diversity or student equity in the California Community Colleges. The winner(s) will be announced at a special ceremony during the July Board of Governors meeting in Sacramento. Congratulations to Magdalena and Ignacio for their programs being named the SBCC nominees.
BUDGET FORUMS. SBCC Superintendent/President Dr. Andreea Serban and Vice President of Business Services Joe Sullivan will conduct two budget forums to update the campus community on the status of the 2010-11 and 2011-2012 college budgets and discuss options and alternatives for the next three fiscal years. They will discuss the current fiscal status of the college, the proposed State budget for 2011-12 and its impact on the college moving forward, scenarios and options for dealing with the additional budget cuts, and outline the draft SBCC tentative budget for the 2011-2012 fiscal year.
Date: Mon., May 9, from 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. at ECC 18 (East Campus)
Date: Wed., May 11, from 4:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. at Wake Center Auditorium
Two forums on different dates and locations are being offered to give the most faculty and staff the opportunity to attend. We encourage everyone to attend one of the meetings as the new budget will have a substantial impact on the college operations and our ability to best serve as many students as financially feasible. People may come and go during the presentations as their schedules permit.
If you are unable to attend, the material presented at the forums will be distributed later campus-wide.
WEEKS OF APRIL 25 – MAY 6, 2011
FINANCIAL AID WORKSHOPS. Students in need of financial aid assistance may attend two workshops this week sponsored by Financial Aid Outreach: Tues.,
April 26 from 1:00 – 3:00 p.m. and Wed., April 27, from 10:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. at the Cartwright Learning Center on West Campus.
Any student who attends and completes the 11/12 FAFSA application or comes to get help in making corrections will receive
a coupon for a free meal (sandwich, chips, drink) at The View.
DANCE CONCERT. SBCC Dance will present its spring dance concert “Crossing the Line,” on Friday and Saturday, April 29-30, beginning at 8 p.m. at the Marjorie Luke Theatre in Santa Barbara. Under the direction of SBCC Dance Instructor Pamela Lappen, the event will feature new works from Santa Barbara’s diverse and creative community including contemporary choreography with influences of modern dance, ballet, lyrical and hip-hop. This year’s choreographers are: Tess Brennan, Rene Garcia, Pamela Lappen, Chanel Mickelsen, Carol Press, Ola Smith, and Eboni Walker. Ticket prices are $12 adults, $10 seniors, and $8 for students. Ticket reservations: (805) 965-5935.
THEATRE AUDITIONS. SBCC’s Theatre Group has announced auditions for The Solid Gold Cadillac by Howard Teichmann and George S. Kaufman. Directed by Katie Laris, the play will be the group’s summer offering in July. Auditions are Tues., May 3, from 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. and Wed., May 4, from 6:30- 9:30 p.m. by appointment at the Interim Theatre on West Campus. Callbacks will be held Mon., May 16. Rehearsals begin May 24 and performances will be held July 6-23. Roles are available for 10 men and six women in this comedy about big business and the power of the small shareholder. For audition appointments and information, call the Interim Theatre Box Office at 965-5935 between 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. weekdays.
HOMEBUYING SEMINARS. If you are considering buying a home, take this important first step to find out more about the lending process and how you
can save money on your closing costs using your Coastal Housing Partnership benefits. The following seminars are offered free
during the month of May:
Tues., May 3 – 5:30 p.m. in Ventura
Thurs., May 12 – 5:30 p.m. in Goleta
For reservations and location, go to http://www.coastalhousing.org/employees_education.htm or call the Coastal Housing Partnership office at 969-1025. Information: 965-0581 ext. 3484.
PRESIDENT’S HONOR ROLL RECEPTION. The President’s Honor Roll Reception will be held on Fri., May 6 beginning at 11:30 a.m. at the Winslow Maxwell Overlook on East campus SBCC students who achieved eligibility for the Honor Roll during Spring and Fall 2010 semesters will be recognized by SBCC Superintendent/President Dr. Andreea Serban and Academic Senate President Ignacio Alarcón. The reception also will feature refreshments and music.
CALLING ALL PLANT LOVERS. The SBCC Environmental Horticulture Department will host its annual Plant Sale on Sat., May 7, from 9:00 a.m. to noon in the Lifescape Garden on East Campus. Visitors can choose from a wide variety of native, edible, and ornamental plants grown by students in the Horticulture Program. Plants for sale include succulents, natives, veggies, ornamentals and more. In addition, there will be a used horticulture book sale, free tours of the site, and gardening advice from staff and students as well as snacks and door prizes. Free admission and parking. All proceeds benefit the Horticulture Program. Check it out!
TRANSFER CENTER. SBCC students interested in transferring are welcome to schedule appointments or go to walk-up tables with representatives from various colleges with which SBCC has transfer agreements.
Antioch University- 2011
Wed. April 27 – Appt. 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Transfer Center
Tues. May 3 – Tabling 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. West Campus
Wed. May 4 – Appt. 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Appointments
Tues. May 10 – Tabling 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Campus Center Patio
Wed. May 11 – Appt. 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Transfer Center
UC Santa Barbara – 2011
Wed. May 4 – Appt. 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Transfer Center
CSU Sacramento – 2011 ( International Student Rep)
Tues. May 10 – Tabling 12:30 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. Campus Center Patio
Tues. May 10 – Appt. 1:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Transfer Center
SCHALL CAREER CENTER. The Schall Career Center helps SBCC students and potential students identify and meet their career goals. The counselors at
the Center can help students choose a major, explore career options, find a job or internship, and sign-up for a work-experience
course or a course in career or personal development. The following workshops and special programs are currently being offered.
For more information, contact the Career Center at careers@sbcc.edu or ext. 2331 or go to the webpage: http://www.sbcc.edu/careercenter/index.php
SPRING JOB FAIR – The Schall Career Center, in partnership with the Scheinfeld Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, will host dozens
of local businesses and organizations with job and internships for SBCC students. Tues. April 26 10:00 am – 2:00 pm West Campus
Walkways
Mind Mapping – Utilize this powerful visual thinking technique to organize your thoughts, identify themes and strengths, and create a plan
for action.
Thurs. April 28 1:00 p.m. Schall Career Center
Resume Writing – Learn the basics of interviewing, what employers look for, questions to expect, and how to prepare to put your best foot
forward. Mock interview practice during the session.
Thurs. April 28 1:00 p.m. Schall Career Center
PRO DEV COURSES. The Professional Development Center will offer the following courses in the Spring 2011 Workplace Success Series. These workplace training classes can be used for Professional Growth Increments and are eligible for flex credit. This is a .5 unit class. You must attend both days to receive credit. RSVP: Kathy Rowley Rowley@sbcc.edu or call 683-8284 with questions.
COMP134B ~ Intermediate Excel 2003 (Topics Covered in 2003 version) – Topics covered: Charting spreadsheet data for visual clarity &
analytical efficiency, building complex functions, creating and sharing Excel data across the Microsoft Office Suite. Instructor:
Vince Wong. .5 units of college credit
Tues. May 3 and May 10 8:30 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. Room 5, Wake Center
COMP134B ~ Intermediate Excel 2007 (Topics Covered in 2007 versions) – Topics covered: Charting spreadsheet data for visual clarity
& analytical efficiency, building complex functions, creating and sharing Excel data across the Microsoft Office Suite. .5
units of college credit
Thurs. May 5 and May 12 8:30 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. Room 5, Wake Center
LEARNING SKILLS AND WRITING WORKSHOP SERIES. The following Learning Skills and Writing Skills workshops will be offered during the next several weeks. All faculty, staff, and students are invited to attend, and proof of attendance will be provided. http://www.sbcc.edu/success/lsw.php
Stress Management – Learn to manage stress and obtain a healthier lifestyle for better overall wellness.
Fri. April 29 1:10 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Gateway Center ECC 33
Stress Management - Learn to manage stress and obtain a healthier lifestyle for better overall wellness.
Thurs. May 5 1:00 p.m. – 1:50 p.m. CAI Lab 2 in LRC
CLRC Workshop Series SPRING 2011 - Open to students from all classes, including English, History, Communications, and Biology. For any of the workshops, you may bring an assignment on which you are currently working, or use one of our examples. NO pre-registration necessary. Arrive in time to secure a seat; limited to 36 participants each session.
APA Citation – Learn how to format your paper, build your reference page, and integrate in-text citations.
Thurs. April 28 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. Cartwright Learning Resources Center, next to the Library.
HAROLD DUNN MEMORIAL CONCERT SERIES – SBCC Music Department
BIG BAND BLOWOUT!! - One mo’ time finale – The award-winning jazz ensembles heat up the El Paseo concert stage with an eclectic evening of big
band jazz. Big Band Jazz at its finest !!! - $12 general/$8 students & seniors
Mon. May 2 7:00 p.m. El Paseo Restaurant, 813 Anacapa St., Santa Barbara
CONCERT BAND CONCERT - Join conductor Eric C. Heidner and the Santa Barbara City College Concert Band. - $12 cover charge/ $8 students & seniors
Fri. May 6 7:00 p.m. Marjorie Luke Theatre, 721 East Cota St.. Santa Barbara
CHAMBER SINGERS - $12 general/$8 students & seniors
Sat. May 7 7:00 p.m. First United Methodist Church, 800 Block of Cliff Drive, Santa Barbara
SYMPHONY CONCERT - James Mooy returns to lead the Central Coast’s finest community orchestra in performance. - $12 general/$8 students & seniors
Sun. May 8 7:00 p.m. Marjorie Luke Theatre, 721 E. Cota St.. Santa Barbara
JAZZ COMBOS – Student jazz combos play various small group pieces, under the direction of Dr. Charles Wood - $7 cover charge
Mon. May 9 7:30 p.m. Soho Music Club, 1221 State St., Santa Barbara
ONGOING
The ATKINSON GALLERY is closing the academic year with the annual SBCC Art Department STUDENT SHOW, highlighting an array of styles, media, scale
and content. This year’s juror was Linda Ekstrom, artist and instructor at the College of Creative Studies at UCSB. Her work
has been in exhibitions throughout the United States, including the Center for the Book, New York; LIMN Gallery, San Francisco;
Frumkin Gallery, Santa Monica; the Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art, Ridgefield, Connecticut; and Barnsdall Museum, Los
Angeles. The Student Show will close on Fri., May 13. The Atkinson Gallery is located in the Humanities Building on East Campus.
Hours: Monday – Thursday, 10:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. and Friday – Saturday, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
UPCOMING
SPRING SEMESTER ACTIVITIES. As the semester draws to a close, SBCC will sponsor the following annual activities from May 13- 20.
-Foundation for SBCC Student Scholarship Reception on Fri., May 13 at 2:30 p.m. at Student Services Plaza on East Campus
-Outstanding Student Award Banquet on Fri., May 13 at 5:45 p.m. at the Campus Center
-Commencement Breakfast and Rehearsal on Fri., May 20 at 9 a.m. at the Campus Center and Student Services Plaza
-Commencement on Fri., May 20 at 5 p.m. at Student Services Plaza
AWARDS AND GRANTS CORNER
FACULTY LECTURE. Tuesday, April 26 is the deadline to submit nominations for the 2011-2012 Faculty Lecture of the Year. The campus community
is welcome to recommend any full-time contractual tenured faculty member except for faculty in the Physics Department and
the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences (two most recent recipients). This year’s nomination form is online.
• faculty and staff– http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/QRCFFQT
• student – http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/QSBJCSH
For question, please e-mail Dr. Bob Gray at gray@sbcc.edu
KUDOS
(Staff)
CCPRO AWARDS. SBCC’s Marketing Department, Public Information Office, and the Foundation for SBCC won seven awards in this year’s Community
College Public Relations Organization (CCPRO) competition. Congratulations to the creative team of STEFANIE DAVIS, JOAN GALVAN,
ALEX GIRARD, KAREN SOPHIEA, students WILL CONLIN and SIMON FREEMAN, and philanthropist and member of the Foundation Board
CLAUDIA LAPIN.
First Place
Advertising/Promotional Campaign - SBCC Centennial
Folder – Transfer folder
Second Place
Commencement –Commencement brochure
TV ad or PSA – Foundation for SBCC “Nursing”
Third Place
Social Media – Social Media Campaign
News Releases – CSUCI and Brandman transfer agreements
TV ad or PSA – Foundation for SBCC “Continuing Education”
(Students)
WSC SOFTBALL TITLE. KAILEY SNYDER tossed a perfect game on April 21 at Pershing Park and CARLY SMITH hit a home run in the second game as SBCC
swept L.A. Pierce to secure the first WSC Gold Division title in its 14-year softball history. The scores were 12 – 0 and
13 – 0 and both games were shortened to five innings by the eight-run rule. The 13 runs were a season high. “The great thing
about Kailey’s perfect game is she threw just 46 pitches,” said Coach Paula Congleton. “It’s exciting to win the conference
title. I’m so proud of the kids.”
CCCC AWARD. Softball pitcher KAILEY SNYDER was named the California Community College Athletic Association’s Athlete of the Month in March. According to information released by the CCCAA, “Kailey helped vault Santa Barbara City College onto the State scene with an incredible month of March. In 15 games, Kailey went 14-1 in the circle for the Vaqueros, posting six shut-outs, 98 strikeouts, and a 0.89 ERA the second best mark in the entire State.” Kailey was also instrumental in the Vaqueros’ Softball team winning its first WSC Softball title on April 21.
TRACK WSC VICTORIES. KELLI JOHNSON captured the WSC women’s high jump title on April 21 and teammate ELISABETH BRANSGARD won the discus during the WSC Track and Field Prelims at Santa Monica College.
IN THE NEWS
Tues., April 12: SBCC Luria Library to host award ceremony and reception April 14th, Santa Barbara Independent (online)
Tues., April 12: SBCC ace, St. Joe graduate (Kailey) Snyder named state athlete of the month, KSBY-TV, Channel 6
Wed., April 13: ‘Gloomy predictions on budget and SBCC,’ opinion piece, Santa Barbara News Press
Wed., April 13: Hancock needs extras to top SBCC baseball team, Women’s tennis team dominates Hancock, Softball team drops
road game to Oxnard, Santa Barbara News Press
Wed., April 13: Men’s Volleyball team falls to Santa Monica but cinches home playoff berth, Presidio Sports
Thurs., April 14: City College to dance the budget blues: School reserves to play crucial role in mitigating the blow, Santa
Barbara Independent
Thurs., April 14: Dr. Andreea Serban named to UNESCO Commission, Santa Barbara Independent
Thurs., April 14: Making poundcake, ‘Technique 101’ column by Randy Bublitz, Santa Barbara News Press
Thurs., April 14: Tennis teams prep for WSC tournament in Ventura, Kailey Snyder named CCCAA’s Athlete of the Month, and Aula
Granados finishes second in 3000 meter event at Orange Coast Classic,Santa Barbara News Press
Thurs., April 14: Men’s Volleyball team loses to Santa Monica, Santa Barbara News Press
Fri., April 15: Luria Library celebrates, Edhat
Fri., April 15: South Coast Biz blog: Website helps South Coast businesses connect online, Santa Barbara Daily Sound
Fri., April 15: A win on the brink: Pitcher Chris Joyce takes no-hitter into eight inning of important WSC North victory over
Cuesta, Santa Barbara News Press
Sat., April 16: Pitcher Kailey Snyder finding her pace with Softball team, Santa Barbara News Press
Sun., April 17: Hands across California raises visibility of community colleges, KEYT-TV, Channel 3
Sun., April 17: Softball team splits first day of Bash, Santa Barbara News PressSun., April 17: Baseball team beats Cuesta,
Women’s tennis players advance at WSC So Cal Regionals, Santa Barbara News Press
Mon., April 18: Pitcher Kailey Snyder twirls no-hitter vs. Rio Hondo in finale, Santa Barbara News Press
Mon., April 18: Women’s tennis team earn at-large tennis berth, Santa Barbara News Press
Mon., April 19: SBCC’s Luria Library award ceremony and reception on April 14, Santa Barbara Independent (online)
Tues., April 19: Thousands rally for community colleges, Santa Barbara Daily Sound
Tues., April 19: SBCC Peace Now! club participates in teen “cemetery,” Santa Barbara Independent (online)
Tues., April 19: Irvine Valley knocks out Men’s volleyball team in three games in SoCal Regionals, Santa Barbara News Press
Tues., April 19: Golfer Matt Bober leads Vaqueros to fourth-place finish in WSC match at Oakmont, Santa Barbara News Press
Wed., April 20: New venture challenge, award dinner puts emphasis on entrepreneurship, Noozhawk
Wed., April 20: Grossmont beats Women’s tennis team, Santa Barbara News Press
Thurs., April 21: Women, students to be honored for business enterprise, Santa Barbara News Press
Thurs., April 21: Scheinfeld Center, NAWBO-SB to provide business scholarships, Santa Barbara Daily Sound
Thurs., April 21: SBCC Dual Enrollment hosts Principals’ Breakfast, Edhat
Thurs., April 21: Baseball team pounds West L.A. in non-conference matchup, Santa Barbara News Press
Fri., April 22: SBCC Dance Department to host concert ‘Crossing the Line’ April 29-30, Santa Barbara News Press
DEAN DUTY
WEEK 14: APR. 25 – APR. 30
MONDAY, 25 Haas (Sullivan)
TUESDAY, 26 Haas (Bishop)
WEDNESDAY, 27 Haas (Ehrlich)
THURSDAY, 28 Haas (Hersh)
SATURDAY, 30 (Friedlander/Spaventa)
WEEK 15: MAY 2-7
MONDAY, 2 Haas (McLellan)
TUESDAY, 3 Haas (K. O’Connor)
WEDNESDAY, 4 Haas (Partee)
THURSDAY, 5 Haas (Pazich)
SATURDAY, 7 (Friedlander/Spaventa)
*Jane Haas can be reached at ext. 2638
COLLEGE GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE MEETINGS*
Tues. Apr. 26 – 2 p.m. Classified Consultation Group PE 214
Tues. Apr. 26 – 4 p.m. SBCC District Board of Trustees’ Community Relations Committee A218C
Wed. Apr. 27 – 3 p.m. Academic Senate BC 214
Thurs. Apr. 28 – 4 p.m. SBCC District Board of Trustees’ Monthly Meeting A 211
Tues. May 03 – 3 p.m. College Planning Council A 218
Wed. May 04 – 3 p.m. Academic Senate (Steering) BC 214
Fri. May 06 – 8 a.m. Instructors’ Association BC 214
Tues. May 10 – 2 p.m. Classified Consultation Group PE 214
Wed. May 11 – 3 p.m. Academic Senate BC 214
Thurs. May 12 – 4 p.m. SBCC District Board of Trustees’ Study Session A 218
Tues May 17 – 3 p.m. College Planning Council A 218
Thurs. May 19 – noon CSEA Chapter CC 226
Fri May 20 – 8 a.m. Instructors’ Association BC 214
*The dates/times/locations of the above meetings are correct at the time FaST News is issued. Please check SBCC Website for most current updates.
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
Sat. May 14 Last Day of Instruction
Mon. – Sat. May 16 – 21 Final Exams
Fri. May 20 Commencement
SPORTS EVENTS CALENDAR
DAY DATE SPORT OPPONENT LOCATION TIME
Tues. Apr. 26 Baseball Oxnard College Oxnard 2:30 p.m.
Tues. Apr. 26 Women’s Softball Allan Hancock College SBCC 2:30 p.m.
Tues. Apr. 26 Women’s Tennis Duel Team Playoffs 2nd Rd Ventura All Day
Tues. Apr. 26 Men’s Baseball Oxnard College Oxnard 2:30 p.m.
Tues, Apr. 26 Women’s Softball Allan Hancock College SBCC 2:30 p.m.
Tues. Apr. 26 Volleyball SB City Adult League SBCC 7:00 p.m.
Wed. Apr. 27 Track & Field SB High School SBCC 4:00 p.m.
Thurs. Apr. 28 Men’s Baseball Oxnard College SBCC 2:30 p.m.
Thurs. Apr. 28 Basketball SB City Adult League SBCC 7:00 p.m.
Thurs. – Sat. Apr. 28 – May 01 Men’s Tennis Ojai Tournament Ventura All Day
Thurs. – Sat. Apr.28 – May 01 Women’s Tennis Ojai Tournament Ventura All Day
Fri. Apr. 29 Track & Field WSC Finals Bakersfield All day
Sat.– Sun. May 7 – 8 Women’s Softball 1st Round So Cal Regionals TBA TBA
Sat.– Sun. May 14 - 15 Women’s Softball 2nd Round So Cal Regionals TBA TBA
Fri. – Sun. May 20 – 22 Women’s Softball State Championships TBA TBA
