The Wright State softball program continues to grow under ninth-year head coach Sheila Nahrgang. WSU posted its most wins ever in a season in 2000 and recorded its highest conference finish ever as the Raiders placed second in the Midwestern Collegiate Conference with a 9-3 record during the regular season and came in third in the conference tournament. The 2000 squad also made school history as five players were named First Team All-MCC and pitcher Kristin Bultinck was chosen as the conference's Newcomer of the Year. Nahrgang was also part of the list of honorees as she was selected as the MCC Coach of the Year.
Last season comes on the heels of three milestone campaigns before that.
The Raiders tallied over 30 wins for the first time ever in 1999, finished third in the Midwestern Collegiate Conference in 1998 and compiled a winning season for the first time in 12 years in 1997. Prior to coming to WSU, Nahrgang played for two seasons at Creighton University with both of those teams finishing runner-up in the NCAA regionals. She graduated with a bachelor's degree in business from Wilberforce University in 1994. Sheila Nahrgang's WSU Coaching Record Year Overall Conf. She is second in school history in home runs with eight and fifth in doubles with 29.