Postgame Notes: #3 Michigan 10, #7 UCLA 4
5/30/2015 12:00:00 AM | Softball
May 30, 2015
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• With tonight's win, Michigan improved to 9-9-1 in the all-time series against UCLA, dating back to 1984.
• Michigan also improved to 11-20 overall in its 11 appearances at the WCWS. It is only the second time in program history that the Wolverines claimed their first two world series games.
• U-M has outscored its NCAA Tournament opposition, 60-18, over seven games.
• Tonight's session attendance of 9,425 ranks as the third highest in WCWS history.
• The Wolverines extended their win streak to 27 straight games. It is the second-longest win streak in Michigan program history, trailing only the 32-game win streak recorded by the 2005 Wolverines.
• Michigan has posted double-digit hits in 26 games this season, including 25 of the last 51 games.
• U-M's 15 hits against UCLA are the program's most ever in a WCWS game.
• Junior Kelsey Susalla posted a career-best four hits. She had previously posted three hits on four occasions this season, including U-M's second NCAA Super Regional game vs. Georgia. Sophomore Abby Ramirez also posted a four-hit game this season at Rutgers (April 11).
• Senior LHP Haylie Wagner improved to 98-17 over her four-year collegiate career. She moved to fourth among U-M's all-time wins leaders, sharing the spot with Jennie Ritter (2003-06). She also ranks third on U-M's career win percentage list with .852.
