April 3, 2024
Fresno State Softball 1998 World Series World Championship autographed ball
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Official WCWS softball autographed by the Fresno State Bulldog players from the 1998 Women's College World Series. The Official NCAA Championships ball has the 98 World Series logo. It has about 23 signatures. The players included their numbers when signing. Great souvenir for the Fresno State Fan. Includes the glove shaped stand with plate inscribed W.C.W.S Softball Champions 1998.The perennial national power Bulldog women's softball team has had a lengthy tradition of winning since the inception of the sport. The softball team owns the distinction of winning the school's first team NCAA National Championship in 1998. Fresno State defeated then-top ranked Arizona 1–0 in the 1998 NCAA championship game in Oklahoma City due to the strong arm of All-American pitcher Amanda Scott and the bat of All-American Nina Lindenberg, who scored the game's only run on a solo home run. The Bulldogs finished the season with a 52–11 record and ranked No. 1 in the nation. Arizona entered the 1998 national championship game against Fresno State with a 67–3 overall record.Through the 2010 season, Fresno State continues to be the nation's only softball team to have earned bids to all 30 NCAA Division I championship tournaments. In addition to Fresno State's 1998 NCAA championship, the Bulldogs have reached the NCAA championship game four other times
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