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Alicia Hollowell
- 2008 U.S. Olympic hopeful
- Led Arizona to its seventh NCAA softball title in 2006 and was named the tournament’s most outstanding player
- Closed her career as Arizona’s all-time leader in wins, strikeouts and no-hitters
- Third on the NCAA’s all-time wins and strikeouts list
- Hollowell pitched eight no-hitters in 2005, including three perfect games
- By winning the 2006 NCAA softball title, she joins Jennie Fitch (2001), Nancy Evans (1997), Carrie Dolan (1996), Susie Parrra (1993-94) and Debby Day (1991) in the Arizona pitching legacy
- Hollowell’s choice of one actress to play her in a movie: Cameron Diaz
- Majored in retail and consumer science at Arizona
- Named the 2002 Gatorade National Softball Player in the Year
- She has four siblings: Erica (20), Doug Jr. (17), Bryan (9) and Caroline (6)
- Born on February 29, 1984 in Berkeley, California to Doug and Suzanne Hollowell
Before Hollowell led Arizona to the 2006 NCAA title, assistant coach Nancy Evans, a former UA star pitcher, praised her attitude: “When you are a team player, and you focus on the best for the team, then good things will happen to you," Evans said. “I’m her No. 1 fan right now.”
"Winning a national championship is what I came to Arizona to do," Hollowell said after pitching a 5-0 shutout against Northwestern to take the NCAA title. "While I've had great teams the four years I've been at Arizona, this team did everything we needed to do to put it together." --Arizona Daily Wildcat
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Height: 6'1"
Born: 2-29-84
Hometown: Suisin, CA
Sport: Softball
Event: Pitcher
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