Sarah McEnroe’s pitching helped Western Washington University win its first Great Northwestern Athletic Conference championship.

Sarah McEnroe, a Woodinville High School 2006 graduate, helped Western Washington University to their first Great Northwestern Athletic Conference Championship for 2007. The freshman at WWU received special honors for her contributions to the team.

McEnroe helped the Vikings to a school-record 34 wins, the first ever GNAC Championship and the school’s second trip to the NCAA II West Regional Tournament.

Posting a 12-3 record as a pitcher with a 2.43 earned run average, striking out 77 batters in 118 innings pitched. As an outfielder, she hit .315 (23 for 73), batting .364 over the final 25 games and scoring 15 runs.

Her contributions to Western Washington University in 2007 earned her the Freshman special recognition. She was named pitcher of the week by the Great Northwest Athletic Conference and later receiving an honorable mention in the All Conference Team – All League – All Stars for her work on the mound and at the plate.

In addition, the National Fastpitch Coaches Association named her to the NCAA Division II West Region All Star Team as a utility player. The selection was made from the teams on the West Coast, including Hawaii.

McEnroe was the only freshman selected to the All-Star Team in 2007.

As a child, McEnroe started out in the Woodinville Little League and later played with the ASA select team, Eastside Elite 18/U which is also from Woodinville.