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2002 Softball
2001 (Junior): Mossadeghi earned All-Big West First Team honors as well as All-West Region honors • hit .353 on the year with 14 home runs and 45 RBI while slugging .630 in 58 games for the Titans • hit five home runs in her first six games and set a new school and Big West career record with 34 career home runs • scored 27 times and slugged six doubles on the year • had a team-best 10-game hitting streak during which she hit .455 (15-for-33) with three doubles, a home run, four runs scored, and seven RBI • ranks fifth on the school career runs scored list (92), eighth on the career hits list (184), and fourth on the career RBI list (115) • her 14 home runs this season are tied for the fourth largest total in Titan history • also tied for third on the single-season home run list and ranks sixth on the single-season RBI list • had at least two hits in 16 games and drove in at least two runs in a game 13 times • hit home runs in back-to-back games three times this season and had a two-home run game against New Mexico (2/3). 2000 (Sophomore): The only other Titan (besides teammate Monica Lucatero) to start all 60 games for Fullerton • earned All-Big West First-Team honors • finished fourth on the team with a .335 average and smacked a team-best 13 home runs while driving in 48 • led the Big West in RBI's and tied for the league lead in home runs • slugged a team-best .601 while scoring 37 runs and notching 11 doubles. 1999 (Freshman): Finished the season with the third-best average on the team at .316 while earning Second-Team All-Big West honors. • power numbers included five doubles, seven home runs, 22 RBI and a .453 slugging percentage • came up with several big plays during the season and at the regional, including playing a ball off the wall perfectly which prevented a game-winning run by the Huskies. EDISON HS: Played for three years on the varsity squad at Edison HS • earned first-team All-Sunset League honors in 1998 and second-team honors in 1997 • hit .423 during the 1998 season, playing third base. PERSONAL: Born December 27, 1979, in San Jose • parents are Sam and Ferry • has an older brother, Ali • a kinesiology and health promotion major who hopes to become an athletic trainer • selected CSF over Illinois State and UC Davis because of her love for southern California and the coaching staff • cites her most memorable sports thrill as her two game-saving catches over the wall at Northridge in 1999.
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