Hall of Fame
Wendy Wolff suffered a severe knee injury as a freshman, sidelining her with a redshirt; however, that did not hamper what was to come. In 1996, she was tabbed the Great Lakes Valley Conference Pitcher of the Year in softball, an award which was repeated in 1997. Wendy earned two All-American awards, three All-Region awards and four Academic All-American awards.She was selected as the NCAA Woman of the Year from Wisconsin and was one of the Top 10 finalists for the national award. In 2005, Wendy became the first person from UW-Parkside to be inducted into the Great Lakes Valley Conference Hall of Fame.
Owning virtually every UW-Parkside pitching record, Wendy pitched the Rangers to a pair of GLVC and region championships. In 1997, the squad was the national runner-up, posting a 64-4 record, with Wendy recording the pitching victory in 37 of those games. She has 117 career wins to her credit, which includes 43 shutouts and four no-hitters. Wendy struck out 871 batters in her career in 164 appearances on the pitching rubber.
