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- 2000 Women's Pro Softball League Elite/Supplemental Draft Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 Round 6 Round 7 Round 8
- 2000 Women's Pro Softball League Senior Draft Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 Round 6
- 2001 Women's Pro Softball League National Team Draft Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4
- Draft Notes
- References
- External links
{{Infobox NPF Draft | name = 2000 WPSL Draft | image = | caption = | sport = softball | date = December 4, 1999 | time = | network = | location = St. Petersburg, FL | league = Women's Pro Softball League | teams = 4 | expansion_teams = | expansion_season = | first = Elite/Supplemental Draft: Nina Lindenburg SS Fresno State selected by Florida Wahoos Senior Draft: Amanda Scott P Fresno State selected by Ohio Pride National Team Draft: Lisa Fernandez P selected by Akron Racers | most = | fewest = | overall = | prev = 1999 WPSL Draft | next = 2001 WPSL Draft }}The 2000 WPSL Drafts were held on December 4, 1999 at the Tradewinds Resort in St. Petersburg, Florida during the National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) Convention for the 2000 season. Draft Day 2000 actually featured three drafts:[1] - The 2000 Elite/Supplemental Draft selected players from a pool of players on the rosters of the Durham Dragons and Carolina Diamonds, 1999 USA Softball Olympic Trial and Olympic Festival invitees who had completed their collegiate eligibility, and WPSL players who were not on their teams' protected list. The players from the Diamonds and the Dragons were available to draft because the teams were contracted and their players unassigned.
- The 2000 Senior Draft selected from collegiate senior fastpitch players.
- The 2001 National Team Draft drew from the 2000 USA Olympic roster, with the hope the players selected would play in the WPSL in 2001. (However, the WPSL suspended play before the 2001 season.)
{{!}} align="center" bgcolor="#FFCC00" width="20" {{!}} +{{!}} Denotes player who has been selected to at least one All-NPF team/NPF All-Star team/WPSL All-Star team, played for WPSL Gold in 2001, and/or NPF All-Stars in (2003) {{!}} align="center" bgcolor="#C0C0C0" width="20" {{!}} #{{!}} Denotes player who has not played in the WPSL or the NPF{{#tag:ref|Unless otherwise noted, this was verified against the Historical Roster on the NPF's website.[2]|group="Draft note"}}
Position key:
C = Catcher; UT = Utility infielder; INF = Infielder; 1B = First base; 2B =Second base SS = Shortstop; 3B = Third base; OF = Outfielder; RF = Right field; CF = Center field; LF = Left field; P = Pitcher; RHP = right-handed Pitcher; LHP = left-handed Pitcher; DP =Designated player
Positions are listed as combined for those who can play multiple positions. 2000 Women's Pro Softball League Elite/Supplemental DraftPrior to the Elite/Supplemental Draft, each of the existing WPSL teams presented a listed of 'protected players' from their rosters. Rostered players who were not on the protected list could be drafted by any of the three other teams. Each team was allowed to protect six to eight of the players on their rosters. Protecting more than six players forced teams to surrender picks in rounds seven and eight of the elite/supplemental draft.[3] In addition to the unprotected players, the pool of players eligible to be drafted in the Elite/Supplemental draft included players on the rosters of the former Durham Dragons and the former Carolina Diamonds, and 1999 USA Softball Olympic Trial and Olympic Festival invitees who had completed their collegiate eligibility. Following are the Protected Player Lists:[1] {{Col-begin}}{{Col-break}} Akron Racers' Protected Players |
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Player | Pos. | College |
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Carla Brookbank+ | P/1B | Kent State University | Liza Brown | OF/P | DePaul University | Traci Conrad+ | OF | University of Michigan | Sarah Dawson | P | Northeast Louisiana University | Amy Kyler+ | P | Cleveland State University | Kellyn Tate+ | OF | University of Michigan | Nicole Odom+ | SS | UCLA | Tobin Echo-Hawk+ | 2B | University of Nebraska |
Florida Wahoos' Protected Players |
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Player | Pos. | College |
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Desarie Knipfer+ | P | Cal Poly San Luis Obispo | Stephanie Klaviter+ | P | University of Minnesota | Patti Benedict+ | OF | University of Michigan | Julie Crandall+ | C | UNLV | Randi Berg | 2B | Fresno State University | Kendall Richards+ | 3B | Texas A&M University |
{{Col-break}} Ohio Pride's Protected Players |
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Player | Pos. | College |
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Kaci Clark+ | P | UCLA | Sarah Fredstrom | 2B/SS | Colorado State University | Tamara Ivie+ | OF/1B | Cal State Northridge | Sarah Pickering | 2B | University of Washington | Cheri Shinn+ | 3B/OF | Cal State Northridge | Priscilla Welch | OF | Illinois State University |
Tampa Bay FireStix' Protected Players |
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Player | Pos. | College |
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Heather Compton+ | P | UCLA | Nancy Evans+ | SS | University of Arizona | Sara Graziano+ | 1B/DP | Coastal Carolina University | Marty Laudato+ | C | Bloomsburg (Pa.) University | Christine Parris-Washington+ | 3B | UNLV | Venus Taylor+ | OF | Western Illinois University | Monica Triner | P | University of South Florida | DeeDee Weiman-Garcia+ | P | UCLA |
{{col-end}} Following are the selections from the Elite/Supplemental Draft: [4] Round 1Pick | Player | Pos. | WPSL Team | College | Previous team |
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1[6] | Nina Lindenberg+ | SS | Florida Wahoos | Fresno St. | 2[6] | Julie Smith+ | 2B | Ohio Pride | Fresno St. | 1996 U.S. Olympic Team | 3 | Monica Armendarez+ | 3B | Akron Racers | Indiana University | Carolina Diamonds | 4 | Holly Aprile# | OF | Tampa Bay FireStix | University of Massachusetts | United States National Team participant (1993-99)[5] |
Round 2Pick | Player | Pos. | WPSL Team | College | Previous team |
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5 | Stephanie Little+ | C | Ohio Pride | Cal State Fullerton | Durham Dragons | 6 | Jen Smith+ | C | Akron Racers | University of Nebraska | Durham Dragons | 7 | Jen Cline | C | Tampa Bay FireStix | University of Washington | Virginia Roadsters | 8[6] | Kim Maher+ | 3B/OF/DP | Florida Wahoos | Fresno St. | 1996 U.S. Olympic Team |
Round 3Pick | Player | Pos. | WPSL Team | College | Previous team |
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9 | Andrea D'Innocenzo | OF | Akron Racers | University of Connecticut | Carolina Diamonds | 10 | Barbara Jordan+ | OF | Tampa Bay FireStix | Cal State Northridge | Virginia Roadsters/1996 U.S. Olympic Team Alternate | 11 | Dawn Wuthrich | OF | Florida Wahoos | Texas A&M University | Carolina Diamonds | 12 | Jamie Foutch+ | 1B | Ohio Pride | Oklahoma State University |
Round 4Pick | Player | Pos. | WPSL Team | College | Previous team |
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13 | Jodi Chmielewski | OF | Tampa Bay FireStix | Oregon State University | Tampa Bay FireStix | 14 | Keri Lemasters | 2B | Lemasters did not play for the Wahoos|group="Draft note"}} | Michigan State University | Durham Dragons | 15 | Patti Raduenz+ | SS | Ohio Pride | Michigan State University | Durham Dragons | 16 | Danielle Cox+ | OF | Akron Racers | Florida State University | Georgia Pride |
Round 5Pick | Player | Pos. | WPSL Team | College | Previous team |
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17 | Lynette Velazquez | 1B | Florida Wahoos | University of Oklahoma | Georgia Pride | 18 | Catherine Davie | OF | Ohio Pride | University of Michigan | University of Michigan | 19 | Jane Teixeira# | OF | Akron Racers | University of Texas | 20 | Amber Wright | OF | Tampa Bay FireStix | University of South Florida | Tampa Bay FireStix |
Round 6Pick | Player | Pos. | WPSL Team | College | Previous team |
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21 | Brandee McArthur+ | P | Ohio Pride | University of the Pacific | Carolina Diamonds | 22 | Kelli Metzger | C | Akron Racers | University of Akron | Akron Racers | 23 | Christy Hebert | SS | Hebert did not play for the FireStix|group="Draft note"}} | University of Iowa | Carolina Diamonds | 24 | Jen Buford | 2B | Florida Wahoos | Colorado State University | Carolina Diamonds |
Round 7Pick | Player | Pos. | WPSL Team | College | Previous team |
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25 | Jodi Otten | OF | Florida Wahoos | Louisiana State University | Durham Dragons | 26 | Alison Johnsen# | OF | Ohio Pride | University of Arizona |
Round 8Pick | Player | Pos. | WPSL Team | College | Previous team |
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27 | Scia Maumausolo+ | DP/C | Florida Wahoos | Cal State Northridge | Virginia Roadsters | 28 | Mandy Galas | OF | Galas did not play for the Ohio Pride in 2000|group="Draft note"}} | University of Massachusetts | Georgia Pride |
2000 Women's Pro Softball League Senior DraftFollowing are the selections from the Senior Draft: [6] Round 1Pick | Player | Pos. | WPSL Team | College |
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1 | Amanda Scott+{{#tag:ref|Scott did not play for the Pride, but did play for the NY/NJ Juggernaut in the NPF.[7]|group="Draft note"}} | P | The Pride acquired the first overall pick and two additional selections from the Wahoos for 1999 WPSL MVP and two-time WPSL Pitcher of the Year Kaci Clark.[7]|group="Draft note"}} | Fresno State | 2 | Courtney Blades# | P | Ohio Pride | University of Southern Mississippi | 3 | Amy Berman# | SS | Akron Racers | University of Southern Mississippi | 4 | Audra Thomas | C | Tampa Bay FireStix | Kennesaw State University |
Round 2Pick | Player | Pos. | WPSL Team | College |
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5 | Tina Kinney# | P | Ohio Pride | Central Michigan University | 6 | Jennifer Lizama | 2B | Akron Racers | University of Nebraska | 7 | Lea Mishlan# | SS | Tampa Bay FireStix | University of South Florida | 8 | Alyson Carter# | C/1B | Florida Wahoos → Ohio Pride: The Pride received this pick from the Wahoos as compensation for Kaci Clark[1]|group="Draft note"}} | Colorado State University |
Round 3Pick | Player | Pos. | WPSL Team | College |
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9 | Ashlee Ducote | 3B | Akron Racers | Louisiana State University | 10 | Keri McCallum# | UT | Tampa Bay FireStix | Mississippi State University | 11 | Kaci Coffee# | 3B | Florida Wahoos → Ohio Pride: The Pride received this pick from the Wahoos as compensation for Kaci Clark[1]|group="Draft note"}} | University of Mississippi | 12 | Jen Collins# | OF | Ohio Pride | University of Southern Mississippi |
Round 4Pick | Player | Pos. | WPSL Team | College |
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13 | Lyndsey Klein+ | SS/2B | Tampa Bay FireStix | UCLA | 14 | Julie Marshall{{#tag:ref|Marshall did not play for the Wahoos, but did play for the California Sunbirds in the NPF.|group="Draft note"}}+ | 1B/C | Florida Wahoos | UCLA | 15 | Tiffany Clark# | OF | Ohio Pride | University of Louisiana-Lafayette | 16 | Melissa Gentile# | C | Akron Racers | University of Michigan |
Round 5Pick | Player | Pos. | WPSL Team | College |
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17 | Kellie Wiginton# | C | Florida Wahoos | Stanford University | 18 | Amanda Michalsky# | OF | Ohio Pride | University Texas-San Antonio | 19 | Jamie Graves# | P | Akron Racers | University of Washington | 20 | Jennifer Spediacci# | P | Tampa Bay FireStix | University of Washington |
Round 6Pick | Player | Pos. | WPSL Team | College |
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21 | Jessica Polo# | SS | Ohio Pride | Iowa State University | 22 | Jeanine Giordano# | C | Akron Racers | University of Washington | 23 | Stacey Phillips# | SS/1B/DP | Tampa Bay FireStix | Michigan State University | 24 | Tarrah Beyster+ | P | Beyster did not play for the Wahoos, but did play for the NPF All-Stars (2003), Arizona Heat(2004), and New England Riptide(2006-07).|group="Draft note"}} | Oregon State University |
2001 Women's Pro Softball League National Team DraftFollowing are the selections from the National Team Draft: [8] Round 1Pick | Player | Pos. | WPSL Team | College |
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1 | Lisa Fernandez+ | P | Fernandez did not play for the Racers, but did play for the WPSL Gold in 2001.|group="Draft note"}} | UCLA | 2 | Michelle Smith+ | P | Smith did not play for the Wahoos, but did play for the WPSL Gold in 2001 and the NPF's NY/NJ Juggernaut in 2004.|group="Draft note"}} | Oklahoma State University | 3 | Dot Richardson# | SS | Tampa Bay FireStix | UCLA | 4 | Danielle Henderson+ | P | Henderson did not play for the Pride, but did play for the WPSL Gold in 2001, and in the NPF with Akron Racers (2004) and New England Riptide (2005-07).|group="Draft note"}} | University of Massachusetts |
Round 2Pick | Player | Pos. | WPSL Team | College |
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5 | Shelia Douty+ | 1B | Douty did not play for the Wahoos, but did play for the WPSL Gold in 2001.|group="Draft note"}} | UCLA | 6 | Lori Harrigan# | P | Tampa Bay FireStix | UNLV | 7 | Laura Berg+ | OF | Berg did not play for the Pride, but did play for the WPSL Gold in 2001.|group="Draft note"}} | Fresno State University | 8 | Jennifer Brundage+ | 3B | Brundage did not play for the Racers, but did play for the WPSL Gold in 2001.|group="Draft note"}} | UCLA |
Round 3Pick | Player | Pos. | WPSL Team | College |
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9 | Jennifer McFalls+ | SS | McFalls did not play for the Firestix, but did play for the WPSL Gold in 2001.|group="Draft note"}} | Texas A&M University | 10 | Christa Williams+ | P | Fernandez did not play for the Racers, but did play in the NPF for the Texas Thunder(2004-06).|group="Draft note"}} | University of Texas | 11 | Christie Ambrosi# | OF | Akron Racers | UCLA | 12 | Leah O'Brien-Amico# | OF | Florida Wahoos | University of Arizona |
Round 4Pick | Player | Pos. | WPSL Team | College |
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13 | Michelle Venturella+ | C | Venturella did not play for the Pride, but did play for the WPSL Gold in 2001 and previously for the Durham Dragons in 1999.|group="Draft note"}} | Indiana University | 14 | Crystl Bustos+ | SS | Akron Racers | Palm Beach Community College | 15 | Teri Klement+ | SS | Teri Klement-Goldberg did not play for the Wahoos, but did play for the WPSL Gold in 2001.|group="Draft note"}} | Colorado State University | 16 | Shelly Stokes# | C | Tampa Bay FireStix | Fresno State University |
Draft Notes1. ^1 2 3 {{cite web|title=Women's Pro Softball League (WPSL) Holds "Draft Day 2000"|url=http://www.prosoftball.com/league/drftday_120499.shtml|website=ProSoftball.com|accessdate=26 July 2015|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20000816094552/http://www.prosoftball.com/league/drftday_120499.shtml|archivedate=16 August 2000}} 2. ^{{cite web|title=Historical Rosters|url=http://www.profastpitch.com/teams/historical/|website=ProFastpitch.com|accessdate=12 June 2016|date=24 May 2016}} 3. ^{{cite web|title=WPSL teams select world's top fastpitch talent|url=http://www.prosoftball.com/Story.asp?id=195|website=ProSoftball.com|accessdate=1 July 2016|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20000229101517/http://www.prosoftball.com/Story.asp?id=195|archivedate=29 February 2000}} 4. ^{{cite web|title=1999 WPSL Elite/Supplemental Draft|url=http://www.prosoftball.com/Story.asp?id=196|website=ProSoftball.com|accessdate=3 July 2016|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20000229131626/http://www.prosoftball.com/Story.asp?id=196|archivedate=29 February 2000}} 5. ^{{cite web|title=HOLLY APRILE BIO|url=http://www.pittsburghpanthers.com/sports/w-softbl/mtt/aprile_holly00.html|website=Pitt Softball|accessdate=26 June 2016|date=31 December 2015}} 6. ^{{cite web|title=1999 WPSL Senior Draft|url=http://www.prosoftball.com/Story.asp?id=197|website=ProSoftball.com|accessdate=3 July 2016|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20000229131626/http://www.prosoftball.com/Story.asp?id=197|archivedate=29 February 2000}} 7. ^1 2 3 4 {{cite web|title=Amanda Scott Bio|url=http://www.gobulldogs.com/sports/w-softbl/mtt/amanda_scott_27196.html|website=Go Bulldogs|accessdate=15 June 2016|date=1 January 2007}} 8. ^{{cite web|title=1999 WPSL National Team Draft|url=http://www.prosoftball.com/Story.asp?id=198|website=ProSoftball.com|accessdate=3 July 2016|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20000229131626/http://www.prosoftball.com/Story.asp?id=198|archivedate=29 February 2000}}
References {{Reflist}}{{National Pro Fastpitch}} External links 1 : 2000 in softball |