Lonni Alameda
College

Lonni Alameda

Section Title: College
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Season	Team	Overall	Conference	Standing	Postseason

UNLV Rebels (Mountain West Conference) (2004–2008)

2004	UNLV	25–35	7–13	5th

2005	UNLV	44–19	17–3	2nd	NCAA Regionals

2006	UNLV	26–37	8–12	4th

2007	UNLV	37–27	12–8	2nd

2008	UNLV	25–40–1	5–15	6th

UNLV:	157–158–1 (.498)	49–51 (.490)

Florida State Seminoles (Atlantic Coast Conference) (2009–present)

2009	Florida State	44–16	17–4	2nd	NCAA Regionals

2010	Florida State	44–18	12–9	3rd	NCAA Regionals

2011	Florida State	32–28	9–11	4th	NCAA Regionals

2012	Florida State	47–16	16–5	2nd	NCAA Regionals

2013	Florida State	44–19	18–2	1st	NCAA Super Regionals

2014	Florida State	55–9	24–3	1st	Women's College World Series

2015	Florida State	49–14	20–3	1st	NCAA Super Regionals

2016	Florida State	55–10	21–2	1st	Women's College World Series

2017	Florida State	55–8–1	24–0	1st	NCAA Super Regionals

2018	Florida State	58–12	21–3	1st	WCWS Champions

2019	Florida State	45-8	16-5	1st (Atlantic)

Florida State:	528–158–1 (.769)	198–47 (.808)

Total:	685–316–2 (.684)

National champion Postseason invitational champion Conference regular season champion Conference regular season and conference tournament champion Division regular season champion Division regular season and conference tournament champion Conference tournament champion

Sentence(s)

After going 25–35 in her first season as head coach of UNLV in 2004, Alameda led UNLV to a 44–19 record in 2005 and first NCAA Tournament appearance for Mountain West Conference (MWC).

final_sentence: After going 25–35 in her first season as head coach of UNLV in 2004, Alameda led UNLV to a 44–19 record in 2005 and first NCAA Tournament appearance for Mountain West Conference (MWC).