Fryou pitched every inning for the Condors, tossing 22 complete games, seven shutouts and three no-hitters. Fryou finished league play with a 0.96 Earned Run Average, striking out 120 during the 2001 MBL campaign.

Bunten hurled 16 complete games for the Mustangs, tossing 13 shutouts and 5 no-hitters. In league play, Bunten finished with a 0.18 Earned Run Average, striking out 102 batters while walking only 11.

One of 2001's most dominant pitchers, Abbott fired 10 shutouts and 4 no-hitters. Abbott struck out 344 batters on the season. In league play, Abbott compiled a 10-1 record with 154 strikeouts, allowed only 10 walks, with an Eaned Run Average of 0.25. At the plate, Abbott batted .394, third best in the MBL, adding a triple, 3 doubles and 10 RBI's.

Munoz did an outstanding job catching one of the area's hardest throwers, Monica Abbott. Munoz finished league play with a .308 batting average, the 8th best in the MBL, to go along with 2 doubles and 7 RBI's.

Schutzler led the Monterey Bay League in hitting with a .522 average, scoring 37 runs and stealing 16 bases from the leadoff spot for Notre Dame.

Selbicky was a starter on four Notre Dame CCS Division III championship teams. With few teams pitching to her, Selbicky batted .377, had 5 triples, 10 doubles, 2 homeruns, and drove in 34 runs. Selbicky set school career records for homeruns (22), extra base hits (82), and RBI's (136). Selbicky signed a letter of intent to play softball for Fresno State University.

Sigala finished the year 15-2, surrendering only two earned runs for a 0.12 ERA. Sigala struck out 208 batters in 118 innings pitched. She pitched 11 complete games, throwing 9 shutouts and 4 no-hitters. At the plate Sigala batted .308 with 5 doubles, three triples and 22 RBI's.

A defensive standout behind the plate, Elliot commited only 3 errors on the season. At the plate Elliot batted .284 on the season, with a .317 average in league play. She ended the season with 4 doubles, a triple, 3 multi-hit games and 6 RBI's