Vicki Kawaguchi

## About

Vicki has a brother named Kenny Kawaguchi. She is an aspiring Ballerina.

Vicki's near-clones are Bret Olsen and Cindy Chang

Vicki is one of the weakest hitters in the game. But that's alright, because she's fast enough to beat out most grounders and bunts. Don't expect any doubles out of her, but a single and a stolen base gives the same result. In the field, Vicki is a wizard in the middle infield. She can field every ground ball and her arm, while not the strongest, is still solid enough to get out most runners just in time. Unfortunately, she has a high priority to play 1B for the AI, but if you can find another 1B, Vicki will probably move to shortstop.

### Backyard Football 2002

Vicki Kawaguchi

Vicki is one of the best wide receivers around, with a lethal combination of speed and hands. She's at a slight disadvantage because she's short, but she can still wrestle the ball away from most defenders. She can connect with the QB on long bombs regularly. This also makes her a decent cornerback, but she's not the best tackler.

## League History

### BBL

#### Season 1

In the first BBL season, Vicki was taken in the 8th round by areyoutyler of the Bombers. She batted leadoff and played well, leading the team in stolen bases.

#### Season 2

Coach Nate chose Vicki for his Fishes in the 5th round. She hit at the bottom of the order and had a great season in a star-studded lineup.

#### Season 3

Vicki reunited with coach areyoutyler when he drafted her with pick #62 in the 3rd round for the Dodgers. Her numbers were substantially better than the first time he used her.

#### Season 4

Coach Deshaun Rayban of the Tigers really wanted Vicki, taking her in the first round with the 8th overall pick. This team eventually fell into the hands of Yurya. Vicki did not quite live up to her status as a first round pick.

#### Season 5 - Lulu

Vicki fell to the 79th pick in round 4 by coach mbless1415 of the Twins. Vicki had a much better season, most of her numbers improved despite three fewer games of stats being recorded.

#### Season 6

Vicki fell even further in the draft, finally getting scooped up at pick #108 in round 5 by coach takenotes011 of the Angels. She had an excellent season and set a career high with 20 RBIs.

#### Season 7

In Season 7, Vicki was taken in a similar spot, with pick 102 in the 5th round by coach Mavfatha of the Orioles, although she was eventually traded to the Melonheads with coach Eauxps I. Fourgott. Vicki and the rest of the Melonheads had a tough season, but she did tie for the team lead in runs scored with 15.

#### Season 8

Vicki ended up on the Tigers in Season 8, coached by JibboDaHibbo, after being selected with the 90th pick in the 4th round by coach Yurya of the Monsters before being traded. Vicki played a mean shortstop on a defense-oriented team. She was also teamed up with her brother Kenny Kawaguchi. The Tigers made it to the ALCS before losing to the Mariners.

#### Season 9

In Season 9, Vicki was drafted in the 7th round with the 163rd overall pick by coach crazyei8hts of the Yankees. This pick was a headscratcher around the league, as crazyei8hts typically drafts several power hitters, and Vicki is quite the opposite. But she was used for her speed and her defensive abilities, playing third base for the Yankees. She had a decent year at the plate, batting 0.592, almost entirely on singles, while stealing 11 bases and scoring 17 times.

#### Season 10

##### 2001

Vicki was drafted 148th overall in the 7th round of the 2001 league draft by coach Chellow of the Cardinals. Vicki provided some speed and excellent defense, batting 0.582 with 16 runs scored for the Cardinals, helping them nab the AL Wild Card spot. Vicki finished second in Goldie Glove Award voting for the American League.

##### 2003

Vicki was taken 118th overall in the 6th round of the 2003 draft, selected by coach jibbodahibbo of the Tigers, who then traded her to coach personizzle of the Marlins. Vicki joined a speedy Marlins lineup and fit right in, batting 0.608 with 17 runs scored. She helped the Marlins reach the 2003 World Series, where they lost to the Rangers. Vicki also finished second in Goldie Glove Award voting for the Backyard League.

## Trivia

* As of Season 10, Vicki is one of 18 players in rBBL history to record 100+ stolen bases.