Sophomore Season (2003): Played in 23 games, starting all 23...was second on the team, batting .339 in 59 at bats...was second on the team and ranked eighth in the PacWest for batting average...scored ten runs and drove in six RBI...had three doubles and a .390 slugging percentage...finished with a .381 on base percentage, third highest on the team...made just two errors at first base for a .973 fielding percentage...made four appearances as a pitcher...threw ten innings with a 7.70 ERA...struck out eight with just four walks...selected to the PacWest Conference second team...named to the PacWest Conference academic all-conference team.
Freshman Season (2002): Played in 24 games, starting 23...batted .236 in 55 at bats...scored six runs and drove in one RBI...walked four times and had a .288 on base percentage...posted a .973 fielding percentage, mostly at first base, with 95 put outs and 13 assists...stole a career-high three bases against Dickinson State...made eight appearances on the mound, starting four games...had a 7.29 ERA in 16.1 innings...struck out ten, including four against Western New Mexico.
At Lake Stevens HS: Lettered four years in softball...was named team MVP as a sophomore and junior...selected first team All-WESCO as a pitcher as a sophomore and junior...named Viking of the Week six times, Herald Athlete of the Week three times and Seattle Times Prep Star of the Week once...as a junior she posted a 19-3 record with a 0.39 ERA, tossing 11 shutouts...batted .456 with a .543 on base percentage.
Career Single-Game Highs:
Hits: 3 four times
Runs: 2 vs. Minot State, 3/23/03; 2 vs. Northwest Nazarene, 3/8/04 (game 1); 2 vs. NNU, 3/8/04 (game 2)
RBI: 4 vs. Valley City State, 3/20/04
Doubles: 1 eight times
Triples: 0
Homeruns: 1 vs. Western New Mexico, 3/12/04; 1 vs. Valley City State, 3/20/04
Stolen Bases: 3 vs. Dickinson State, 4/11/02
Walks: 1 twelve times
Pitching Ks: 7 vs. BYU-Hawaii, 2/25/03; 7 vs. Northwest Nazarene, 3/8/04
Innings Pitched: 7 vs. Northwest Nazarene, 3/8/04
Coach Aumend on Cochrun: “Stephanie has been a great leader as a captain on the field. Her work ethic is unmatched. She has always been solid, defensively, but, offensively, she had a break-out season last year. She is now hitting the ball with more power and more consistency. She’s becoming a tough out. She showed some signs of pitching progress late last season. She is becoming a power pitcher who will be able to challenge hitters and give us something we don’t have.”
