Washington
2011 (Freshman): Named Newcomer of the Year at the WESPYs ... NCAA Seattle Regional All-Tournament MVP, Second-Team Pac-10, Pac-10 All-Freshman Team, All-Pacific Region First-Team, Pac-10 Pitcher of the Week (3/22), Gohuskies.com Student Athlete of the Week (5/23), Husky Player of the Year/MVP, Husky Pitcher of the Year ... appeared in 43 games with 27 starts in the circle ... had a 2.38 ERA and a 25-10 record ... pitched 21 complete games with three shutouts and three saves ... pitched 217.2 innings, striking out 169, and holding opposing batters to .224 batting average ... made 42 appearances and 41 starts in games with an at-bat ... batted .422 (third highest overall team average) collecting 49 hits in 116 at bats with 17 runs, eight doubles, 11 home runs, 40 RBIs, and 10 walks ... had a nine-game hitting streak (2/12-3/17) ... had a .776 slugging percentage (second on the team) and a .468 on-base percentage ... led team in batting average in Pac-10 games (.387) with a .661 slugging percentage and a .406 on-base percentage in these games ... started 15 of 18 Pac-10 appearances with a 2.66 ERA, an 8-7 record, 13 complete games, and one shutout ... pitched 105.1 innings and struck out 67 in Pac-10 games ... allowed just three hits and struck out three in her collegiate debut (2/11) ... struck out three while not allowing a hit or run in her 2.0 IP in third start in the circle (2/13) ... recorded her first career save vs. Sacramento State (2/18) ... allowed no hits and struck out four in her sixth win of the year (2/26) ... hit her first career home run in win vs. New Mexico (3/5) ... hit the first grand slam by a Husky and recorded her ninth win of the season, allowing one earned run on six hits in 4.2 innings vs. USC Upstate (3/13) ... led the team with three hits in win over Fresno State in the Judi Garman Classic (3/17) ... hit a bases-loaded double, driving in the final two runs of victory over CS Bakersfield (3/22) ... had a no-hitter through five innings in first game of doubleheader sweep over No. 14/15 Oregon ... hit a three-run home run and had five of UW's nine RBIs in 9-1 win over No. 12/9 California (4/10) ... pitched her third-straight Pac-10 complete game, third shutout of the season and hit a home run in 3-0 shutout of No. 8/7 Arizona (4/15) ... had a team-high three hits, one of which was a solo home run, in first UW victory over UCLA since 2007 (4/23) ... led the team with two of their four hits vs. No. 13/13 Stanford (5/1) ... struck out a career-high nine batters and led the team with two hits in win over Portland State (5/19) ... ranks eighth in Husky individual season record books for batting avg. (.422) ... led the team in year-by-year pitching records in ERA (2.38), appearances (43), games started (27), wins (25), winning percentage (.714), saves (3), complete games (21), shutouts (3), innings pitched (217.2), strikeouts (169), fewest walks in seven innings (2.32), and fewest runs in seven innings (2.38).
High School/Club
Attended Central Catholic High School in Portland ... participated in the Team USA Junior National Tryout Selection Camp ... 2010 Under Armour All-American ... 2010 ESPN Rise Oregon State Gatorade Player of the Year ... 2009 16UA ASA National Champion ... the 2009 Oregon State ASA Player of the Year, leading the Northwest Blaze to three major tournament victories ... 2009 and 2010 First-Team All-State ... 2008, 2009 and 2010 Mt. Hood Conference Pitcher of the Year and First-Team All-Conference ... 2007 6A State Championships Player of the Game for CCHS in the championships after pitching all eight innings ... Third-Team All-State in 2007 and 2008 ... led Central Catholic to a pair of league titles and a second-place finish in state her freshman year ... three-time CCHS team MVP ... 2010 CCHS softball "Most Inspirational" ... holds the Northwest Blaze records for batting average (.448), on base percentage (.489), slugging percentage (.736) and career ERA (0.29) ... holds CCHS records in: batting average (.538), on base percentage (.684), slugging percentage (.756), ERA (0.08) and strikeouts (950) ... an accomplished racquetball player, competing for the USA Junior Olympic Racquetball team and capturing 24 National and World Junior Racquetball titles ... five-time member of Team USA ... the 2003 National Junior Racquetball Player of the Year ... recipient of the 2010 Central Catholic Insignias Award.
Personal
Kaitlin Erin Inglesby was born in Portland, Ore., on Jan. 9, 1992 ... parents are Tom and Beverly Inglesy ... has one sister, Shannon ... Kaitlin was also recruited by Oregon, Oregon State, Wisconsin and Auburn ... has a former teammate that plays at Oregon State ... played club softball with current Husky Marki Creger-Zier ... hobbies include spending time with her family, hanging out with friends, snowboarding, hiking, dancing and shopping ... lists her favorite athlete as Michael Phelps because "I admire his work ethic and determination. Watching him swim in the Beijing Olympics to win seven goal medals was inspiring. I have a lot of respect for him and his ambition to be the best he can be" ... most admires her mom because "She has been my biggest fan since I started playing softball and my dad has taught me the competitive spirit and drive to chase my dreams. I wouldn't be here without their constant support and teaching me to follow my heart."
Coach Tarr on Inglesby
"Kaitlin Inglesby is a strong, versatile athlete who can pitch, hit and play first base. We expect her to make an immediate impact in our program in the circle and with her bat."
Inglesby on Why Washington
"I chose the University of Washington because I love the family, community and team atmosphere. I fell in love with the campus, the location of the university on the water and the city of Seattle. To be able to play at a Pac-10 school so close to home is incredible. I wanted to play and represent a top program on and off the field. Washington has an amazing student-athlete support system, which is an awesome advantage. The fact that the University has one of the best programs for my major (Speech and Hearing Sciences) and has one of the best Audiology graduate programs in the country was the frosting on the cake. I can't wait to be a Husky."
Inglesby on the best part of her recruiting trip
"My favorite part about my official visit in October was bonding with the team, trying on the uniforms and going to the football game. It was so much fun hanging out with the girls. They made me feel like I was already a part of the team and family."
