- 2008 National Team Profiles
- Monica Abbott
- Laura Berg
- Crystl Bustos
- Andrea Duran
- Lisa Fernandez
- Jennie Finch
- Tairia Flowers
- Vicky Galindo
- Alicia Hollowell
- Lovieanne Jung
- Kelly Kretschman
- Lauren Lappin
- Caitlin Lowe
- Jessica Mendoza
- Stacey Nuveman
- Cat Osterman
- Jenny Topping
- Natasha Watley
- Mike Candrea
- Chuck D'Arcy
- Karen Johns
- John Rittman
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USA Experience
2008
• Assistant Coach of USA National Team that won a silver medal at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China; Oversaw pitching staff
2007
• Assistant Coach for the 2007 Canada Cup, World Cup and Pan American Gold Medal teams
2006
• Named as an Assistant Coach for the USA Softball Women’s National Team
• Led the U.S. to its first World Cup title in Oklahoma City
• Helped to guide the USA team to its sixth consecutive gold medal at the ISF Women’s World Championships
• Led the U.S. to the Japan Cup gold medal
2005
• Named Assistant Coach for the USA Softball Women’s National Team
2003
• Assistant Coach for the USA Softball Junior Women’s National Team that won silver at the ISF Junior Women’s World Championship in Nanjing, China
2002
• Assistant Coach for the USA Softball Junior Women’s National Team that won gold at the Pan American Championship in Hermosillo, Mexico
1983
• Pan American silver medalist with the USA Softball Men’s National Team
1981
• Member of the USA Softball Men’s National Team that won the gold medal at the World Games.
1980
• Member of the USA Softball Men’s National Team that captured the ISF World Championship
• First and only person to win a World Championship in both the Men’s and Women’s World Championships, one as a player in 1980 and as a coach in 2006.
• 1997 Unanimous selection into the ASA National Softball Hall of Fame
• Posted a perfect 6-0 record in international competition as a pitcher
• Participated in 21 ASA Men’s Major National Championships
• Participated in 8 Olympic Festivals
• 1981 World Games Gold medalist for Team USA
• 1981 World Games Gold medalist for Team USA
• Played and managed for the ASA National Champion Guanella Brothers, a men’s fastpitch squad out of Santa Rosa, CA.
• A six-time All-American as a player (four ASA, one ISC Worlds, one Masters)
• Compiled a record of 1092-250 for a winning percentage of .813
• In 8,973 innings of work, he fanned 10,689 batters, hurled 527 shutouts, with 62 no-hitters and 15 perfect games.
• His ERA as a player over his 30 year career was 0.85
• Coached youth teams and all-star youth in both baseball and softball from 1993 until 1998
• Founded and coached the Sacramento Rush, an 18-under girl’s fastpitch Gold team
A 1976 graduate of Lincoln Law School in Sacramento, D’Arcy was a prosecutor for 28 years with the Sacramento County District Attorney’s office. In 2004, he was appointed by Governor Schwarzenegger as Chief Assistant Inspector General to the State of California. In 2005, he handled the litigation in defense of the state and governor’s office for the prison system. D’Arcy’ and his wife Nita of 28 years have two children; Mary Jane, 23, who works as an analyst for Advanced Workplace Strategies Inc. and Chase, 21, who is a senior at Emdry-Riddle Aeronautical University, at Prescott, Arizona. Currently, D’Arcy is Legal Counsel and Compliance Officer for Advanced Workplace Strategies, Inc. (AWSI).
