The 2003 season will mark the tenth anniversary of the EOU Softball program under the guidance of Head Coach Weissenfluh.  She has been the only head coach since the program was reinstated in 1995.

Weissenfluh is another home-grown asset of the coaching ranks of Eastern Oregon.  Anji graduated from Eastern Oregon State College in 1994 as a standout basketball player for the Mountaineers.  She also graduated from La Grande High School in 1989.

Even though still considered a young program, Coach Weissenfluh has established Eastern Oregon as a force to be reckoned with at a national level.  She has led her team to the NAIA National Softball Championships in 1999 and 2000.  The 1999 club ended the season with a 4^th place finish in the double-elimination tournament.  In 2000, the team finished with a 2-2 record, with losses to eventual national champion Oklahoma City and runner-up Simon Fraser (B.C.).

Weissenfluh’s accomplishments have been rewarded by her peers during her stint as head coach.  In 1998, 1999, 2000, and 2003, she was named Cascade Collegiate Conference Coach of the Year and also received NAIA Region I Coach of the Year in 2000.

Weissenfluh's guidance has produced many outstanding players and they have been recognized by both the conference and national association.  The Mountaineer program has produced 28 all-conference players, 22 of which received all-regional honors.  The program has had six NAIA All-Americans and four All-NAIA National Tournament performers.

If coaching one successful sport was not enough, Weissenfluh is also the Mountaineer’s women basketball coach. That team won their first-ever conference title in 2001-02 in just her second season as head coach.