Hall of Fame
(Justice) Dwyer helped power the Lady Mustangs and herself into the record books during her illustrious career at WNMU. She was named an All-American in 2000 and 2001 and ranks high in all-time hitting and pitching marks at WNMU. She remains second in highest batting average in a season (.489), highest on-base percentage (.541), fifth in single season ERA (1.18) in 2000 and ninth in 2001 with a 1.84 ERA. Ranks in eighth and ninth in most wins in a season collecting 17 in 1998 and 15 in 2000. She had a strong start to her career, helping the team to 37 wins in 1998, while she was the top offensive and defensive player that year hitting .467, with five home runs and 45 RBI, along with a 2.65 ERA. The following year she again led the team in both categories, hitting her career high of .489, along with a 1.97 ERA while being named All-Pac-West. The next year started her string of All-Regional and All-American honors. As a junior, Justice was again the leader for the team in offensive numbers with a .480 clip, along with seven home runs, 59 RBI and a 1.18 ERA in the circle. She went out with a solid run to the NCAA's as a senior, helping the team to a third place finish after coming in second in the Pac West Conference.
