Taryne Mowatt led the Arizona Wildcats softball program to a pair of national championships and a pair of Pac-10 titles as a pitcher from 2005–2008. After a short stint in professional softball and a few other coaching jobs, she’s back in Tucson, trying to lead Arizona to similar success now, as well as Arizona’s pitching coach.
Mowatt pitched at Arizona from 2005–2008 and had a record of 100-33 in 147 games played, with a 1.54 career ERA. In 2006, she won 20 games, threw a perfect game against Cal State Northridge, won the Women’s College World Series and was named to the All-WCWS team when she hit .