led the NCAA in strikeout ratio. Doom pitched an 11-inning no-hitter on March 7 vs. the Creighton Bluejays. The UCLA Bruins made it back to the WCWS to defend their title and Doom started off by breaking her own record with 15 strikeouts in regulation over the Louisiana Tech Lady Techsters on May 26. The next game, she suffered her first loss to the Cal State Fullerton Titans, who tagged her for 6 earned runs. She responded by besting the South Carolina Gamecocks in 17 innings on May 28. Doom and the Bruins were eliminated by the eventual champions, the Texas A&M Aggies, after 14 innings on May 29. Doom had a banner year in 1984, being named First Team All-American and winning the Honda Sports Award for softball. She broke her own season records with career bests in strikeouts, WHIP, ERA (NCAA Junior Class record) and shutouts totals, the two latter categories being second best for an NCAA season and still remaining top-10 all-time; along with her wins, she also earned a conference pitching Triple Crown for the WCAA. Doom also had a no-hitter and a perfect game to her credit. From February 25 to April 6, Doom achieved a 102-scoreless-inning streak, which remained tops until Danielle Henderson posted a new record in 1999. Making their third consecutive bid for a national title, Doom gave her team a shutout performance to open that year's WCWS vs. the Utah State Aggies. They suffered an extra-inning loss to the Texas A&M Aggies in their next game. Doom won in relief against the Nebraska Cornhuskers on May 28 and the next day returned the shutout against the Aggies in the semifinals. Doom faced the Aggies for a third time in the finale that lasted 13 innings with the Bruins celebrating a second national championship on May 29. Doom again made the All-Tournament Team. Doom received final Second Team All-American and All-WCAA accolades. She posted a top-10 shutout total to accompany three perfect games for the Bruins. The perfect game total was a new NCAA season record and remains top-5; Doom, along with Beth Hawkins of the Bradley Braves, were the first pitchers to reach the total in a season. For a final time with Doom on the mound, the Bruins made the 1985 World Series, though Doom lost her first match with the Cal State Fullerton Titans on May 24. The game