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Stanford Athletics | June 2, 2014

Veteran Stanford coach Rittman resigns

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STANFORD, Calif. –- John Rittman has resigned his position as the head softball coach at Stanford after 18 seasons, athletic director Bernard Muir announced Monday.

Stanford will begin a national search to fill the position. 

Under Rittman, the Cardinal has recorded 16 consecutive winning seasons, made 15 straight NCAA appearances, notched 13 40-win seasons and produced at least one All-American in each of the last 15 years. Since coming to Stanford, Rittman has accumulated a 681-313-3 overall mark, coached a national player of the year, 16 All-Americans and maintained a spot in every regular-season NFCA poll for more than a decade.

Rittman also served as a member of the United States National Team coaching staff from 2001-08 and was part of the United States softball teams at the Olympics in Athens (gold medal) and Beijing (silver).

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