Lori Harrigan-Mack

Lori Harrigan-Mack is a thirteen-time Team USA team member and three-time Olympic Champion and played collegiality at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

Harrigan-Mack was a pitcher for the Olympic champions for Team USA in 1996, 2000 and 2004. While Attending UNLV from 1989-1992, she set numerous records including the career leader in shutouts (53), innings pitched (1,034.7), wins (83), saves (7), strikeouts (725), complete games (123) and ERA (0.77).

Harrigan-Mack is no stranger to Hall of Fame inductions as she is a part of the Orange County Softball Hall of Fame (2016) ASA Hall of Fame (2011), UNLV Hall of Fame (2002), Southern Nevada Hall of Fame (2002) and the 2004 Olympic Team in the USOC Hall of Fame (2012).

In 1993, Harrigan-Mack graduated from UNLV with a Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice and an emphasis in Hotel Administration.

Career Achievements and Honors

• Thirteen Time U.S.A. National Team Member
• 2016 – Inducted into the Orange County (CA) Softball Hall of Fame
• 2012 - 2004 Olympic Team Inducted in the USOC Hall of Fame
• 2011 - Inducted in the ASA Hall of Fame
• 2004 Gold Medalist in the Olympic Games – Greece
• 2003 Gold Medalist in the Pan American Games – Dominican Republic
• 2002 Gold Medalist in the World Championships – Canada
• 2002 Named MVP of the Japan Cup – Yokohama, Japan
• 2002 Inducted in the UNLV Hall of Fame
• 2002 Inducted in the Southern Nevada Hall of Fame
• Pitched the first ever no-hitter in Olympic history against Canada
• 2000 Gold Medalist in the Olympic Games – Australia
• 1999 Gold Medalist in the Pan American Games – Canada
• 1998 Gold Medalist in the World Championships – Japan
• 1998 Gold Medalist in the South Pacific Classic – New Zealand
• 1998 Collegiate Jersey Retired
• 1997 Gold Medalist in the Pan American Qualifier – Colombia (Pitched Gold Medal Game)
• 1996 Gold Medalist in the Olympic Games – Atlanta
• 1995 Gold Medalist in the Pan American Games – Argentina
• 1994 Gold Medalist in the South Pacific Classic – Australia
• 1994 Gold Medalist in the World Championships – Canada (Pitched Gold Medal Game)
• 1993 Gold Medalist in the Intercontinental Challenge – Holland
• 1993 University of Nevada Las Vegas Graduate with a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice and an Emphasis in Hotel Administration.
• 1992 Gold Medalist in the Challenger Cup – China
• Two Time NCAA All American
• Holder of 15 UNLV Career Records
• Lead UNLV’s Lady Rebels to three NCAA Tournament Appearances and two Trips to the College World Series
• Ten Time Big West Conference Pitcher of the Week
• The First Lady Rebel ever to win 20 games in one season
• 1992 – Pitched in University’s only Perfect Game (1-0, 8 inning victory over Missouri)
• 1992 – Big West Conference First Team
• 1991 & 1992 – UNLV’s Sportswoman of the Year
• 1991 – Second Team All-West Region and Big West Conference First Team
• 1991 – UNLV’s Most Valuable Player
• 1990 – Second Team All-West Region and Big West Conference
• 1990 – UNLV’s Most Valuable Player