2017 NCAA Division II Conference Commissioners Association All-America softball team

1. 2017 Division II CCA
All-America Softball Team
Softball
National Coordinator
John Kean, Sports Information Director
Missouri University of Science & Technology
705 West 10th
Street
Rolla, Mo. 65401
Voice: (573) 341-4140; Fax: (573) 341-4880
Cell: (573) 233-6891
E-mail: jkean@mst.edu
Softball Regional Coordinators
East Region/District 1 (CACC, NE-10, ECC)
Dan Lauletta, Sports Information Director
Wilmington University
1365 Pulaski Highway
Newark, DE 19702
Voice: (302) 35602929 FAX: (302) 328-7376
E-Mail: daniel.j.lauletta@wilmu.edu
Atlantic Region/District 2 (CIAA, MEC, PSAC)
Doug Spatafore, Sports Information Director
Lock Haven University
125 Akeley Hall
Lock Haven, PA 17745
Voice: (570) 484-2350 FAX: (570) 893-2774
E-Mail: dspatafo@lhup.edu
Southeast Region/District 3 (Conf. Carolinas,
PBC, SAC)
Al Weston, Sports Information Director
Georgia College
Campus Box 65
Milledgeville, Ga. 31061
Voice: (478) 445-1779 FAX: (478) 445-1790
E-Mail: alan.weston@gcsu.edu
Midwest Region/District 4 (GLIAC, GLVC, GMAC)
Dan McDonnell, Asst. Sports Information Director
University of Southern Indiana
8600 University Boulevard
Evansville, Ind. 47712
Voice: (812) 465-1121; Fax: (812) 465-7094
E-mail: dmcdonne@usi.edu
South Region/District 5 (GSC, SIAC, SSC)
Taylor Flatt, Sports Information Director
University of Alabama-Huntsville
205 Spragins Hall
Huntsville, Ala. 35899
Voice: (256) 824-6008; Fax: (256) 824-7306
E-mail: taylor.flatt@uah.edu
South Central Region/District 6 (HC, LSC, RMAC)
Brent Seals, Asst. Athletic Media Relations Director
West Texas A&M University
WTAMU Box 60049
Canyon, Texas 79016
Voice: (806) 651-4442; Fax: (806) 651-4409
E-mail: bseals@wtamu.edu
Central Region/District 7 (GAC, MIAA, NSIC)
Don Vieth, Director of Athletic Communications
Northeastern State University
600 Grand Avenue
Tahlequah, Okla. 74464
Voice: (918) 444-3930; Fax: (918) 458-2339
E-mail: vieth@nsuok.edu
West Region/District 8 (CCAA, GNAC, PacWest)
Sammi Wellman, Sports Information Director
California Baptist University
8432 Magnolia Ave.
Riverside, Calif. 92504
Voice: (951) 343-4297; Fax: (951) 689-4754
E-mail: ssheppard@calbaptist.edu
FOR RELEASE: Wednesday, May 23, 2017
Sarah Kennedy from Augustana University and Coley Ries
from Minnesota State University, who were named as the
top players in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference
for the 2017 season, can now add another major honor to
their resumes as they head this year Division II Collegiate
Commissioners Association’s All-America team.
Ries, who has led the Mavericks to their first Division II
quarterfinal appearance since 2011, leads the nation with
426 strikeouts this season and has held opposing teams to
the fewest hits per seven innings, giving up just 3.53 per
seven innings to earn the “Ron Lenz Pitcher of the Year”
award.
Kennedy landed the “Ron Lenz Player of the Year” honor
following a season in which she batted .505 – the second-
best average in Division II – and had a national-high 32
doubles in leading the Vikings back to the NCAA Central
Regional this year.
Kennedy was joined on the infield by three other strong
offensive forces -- Southern Arkansas first baseman
Maddie Dow, the national leader in home runs with 22;
Grand Valley State second baseman Jenna Lenza, who is
third nationally in doubles and Alabama-Huntsville’s Kaitlyn
Bannister, the national lead in runs batted in from her third
base position.
Marisa Monaserri, the top hitter among catchers in Division
II with a .503 average, earned first team honors behind the
plate, while West Texas A&M’s Allie Smith was one of two
from her school named to the first team as the squad’s
designated player.
The second from West Texas A&M named was outfielder
Ashley Hardin, who was chosen along with Colorado
Mesa’s Brooke Hodgson and the nation’s leading hitter,
Christa Reisinger from Truman State. Reisinger leads
Diivsion II with 110 hits and a .509 average. The final
position player selected was utility player Brianne O’Dell from Cedarville.
The offensive players – including first-team utility-pitcher Lyndsay Butler from Wayne State
(Mich.), a two-time first-team selection to the D2CCA All-America squad after hitting .442 at the
plate and winning 24 games in the circle for the Midwest Regional finalist – includes six players
that struck out 10 or fewer times on the year and the nation’s top three hitters in Reisinger,
Kennedy and Monasseri.
Ries was joined on the first team among the pitchers by Harding freshman Autumn Humes,
whom she had three head-to-head battles with during the Central Super Regional last weekend
and West Chester’s Amanda Houck.
This is the 11th season of the All-America program which is selected by CoSIDA members from
schools playing in NCAA Division II and second in which the program was solely sponsored by
the Division II Collegiate Commissioners Association.
Sarah Kennedy
Augustana
Coley Ries
Minnesota State

2. 2017 Division II CCA
All-America Softball Team (First team)
PITCHER: AMANDA HOUCK, Jr., West Chester University (Gap, Pa.)
First-team All-PSAC selection led conference in wins, ERA, strikeouts and shutouts in 2017.
W-L S ERA CG ShO IP H R ER BB K
34-6 1 1.50 29 14/1 260.2 209 74 56 37 196
PITCHER: AUTUMN HUMES, Fr., Harding University (Bald Knob, Ark.)
Great American Conference “Freshman of the Year” is tied for the national lead with 16 shutouts and ranks second with seven saves.
W-L S ERA CG ShO IP H R ER BB K
33-3 7 1.19 29 16/0 253.1 158 50 43 71 292
PITCHER: COLEY RIES, Sr., Minnesota State University (Eagle Lake, Minn.)
D2CCA national “Pitcher of the Year” for 2017; has a national-high 426 strikeouts and has a Division II-low 3.53 hits per seven innings.
W-L S ERA CG ShO IP H R ER BB K
36-3 5 1.02 31 16/4 259.2 131 39 39 59 426
CATCHER: MARISA MONASSERI, Jr., Caldwell University (Monroe, N.J.)
Holds the third-best batting average in Division II and the nation’s best on-base percentage; had 9.6 walks to every strikeout this season.
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.503 155 39 78 11 0 11 67 .787 48 5 .624 1 .989
FIRST BASE: MADDIE DOW, Sr., Southenr Arkansas University (Bonham, Texas)
Led Division II with 22 home runs and also ranks in the top five in slugging and on-base percentage.
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.423 168 66 71 12 1 22 61 .899 52 27 .598 1 .986
SECOND BASE: JENNA LENZA, Sr., Grand Valley State University (Orland Hills, Ill.)
GLIAC’s second-leading hitter ranks third in Division II in doubles, helping her team finish undefeated at home for the season.
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.456 160 45 73 23 0 5 31 .694 24 17 .529 0 .964
THIRD BASE: KAITLYN BANNISTER, Sr., University of Alabama Huntsville (Albertville, Ala.)
Earned D2CCA honors for second year in a row; led the nation with 73 runs batted in and ranks in top 10 in Division II in eight categories.
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.482 191 62 92 18 0 21 73 .906 30 4 .545 19 .930
SHORTSTOP: SARAH KENNEDY, Sr., Augustana University (Bettendorf, Iowa)
D2CCA national “Player of the Year” has Division II’s second-best batting average to go with a national-high 32 doubles.
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.505 188 60 95 32 1 15 58 .926 16 15 .549 7 .925
OUTFIELD: ASHLEY HARDIN, Sr., West Texas A&M University (Flower Mound, Texas)
Earned her second straight first-team D2CCA All-America honor; her 1.2 runs per game are the fourth-most in Division II.
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.407 182 65 74 20 1 16 57 .791 22 7 ,476 4 .954
OUTFIELD: BROOKE HODGSON, Jr., Colorado Mesa University (Rio Rancho, N.M.)
Co-Offensive “Player of the Year” in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference who is third in the nation in runs batted in.
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.420 176 63 74 12 3 19 72 .847 8 10 .447 7 .966
OUTFIELD: CHRISTA REISINGER, So., Truman State University (Winfield, Mo.)
Great Lakes Valley Conference “Player of the Year” leads the nation with a .509 average and is one of two Division II players with over 100 hits.
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.509 216 75 110 16 4 6 39 .704 31 13 .571 39 .988
DESIGNATED PLAYER: ALLIE SMITH, Sr., West Texas A&M University (Flower Mound, Texas)
Second West Texas A&M selection to the first team was a first-team all-conference pick in Lone Star Conference.
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.410 166 32 68 19 1 7 51 .663 21 17 .474 0 .000
UTILITY: BRIANNE O’DELL, Jr., Cedarville University (Goshen, Ind.)
Selected as G-MAC’s offensive “Player of the Year” after finishing second in the conference in hitting and fifth nationally with 21 doubles.
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.430 179 40 77 21 3 6 57 .682 12 9 .464 6 .953
UTILITY-PITCHER: LYNDSAY BUTLER, Sr., Wayne State University (Cambridge, Ont.)
Repeat selection to D2CCA first team and as GLIAC “Player of Year”; stood out both at the plate and in the circle to win a league honor for fourth time.
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD W-L S ERA IP K
.442 197 52 87 10 5 7 39 .650 14 7 .484 8 .992 24-11 4 0.68 237.0 211

3. 2017 Division II CCA
All-America Softball (Second team)
PITCHER: JALISSA GUM, Sr., Arkansas Tech University (Red Rock, Okla.)
W-L S ERA CG ShO IP H R ER BB K
21-12 0 1.51 22 9/2 232.1 132 57 50 79 371
PITCHER: BRANDY MARLETT, Jr., Angelo State University (Henderson, Nevada)
W-L S ERA CG ShO IP H R ER BB K
28-4 2 1.25 18 8/8 212.2 114 46 38 55 295
PITCHER: KYLEE SMITH, Fr., University of North Georgia (Suwanee, Ga.)
W-L S ERA CG ShO IP H R ER BB K
31-6 3 1.34 21 8/6 248.2 162 1 37 66 254
CATCHER: MARIAH JAMEYSON, Jr., Texas A&M University-Commerce (Seattle, Wash.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.412 165 43 68 13 2 20 69 .879 19 21 .484 6 .963
FIRST BASE: KAILYN CAMPBELL, Sr., Central Washington University (Duvall, Wash.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.497 173 57 86 26 0 13 56 .873 21 6 ,548 16 .978
SECOND BASE: KACIE KELLY, Fr.., Saint Leo University (Jacksonville, Fla.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.440 182 42 80 15 1 0 35 .533 20 7 .498 12 .955
THIRD BASE: BRENNA MARTINI, Jr., Adelphi University (Fairfield, Conn.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.482 141 47 68 18 3 17 70 1.014 47 5 .596 1 .925
SHORTSTOP: SYDNEY SPRAGUE, Jr., University of North Georgia (Columbus, Ga.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.338 213 54 72 19 0 14 47 .624 10 24 .382 10 .942
OUTFIELD: STEPHANIE HARTNESS, Sr., University of North Georgia (Niceville, Fla.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.444 198 69 88 20 7 12 48 .798 27 4 .513 23 .990
OUTFIELD: PEYTON MILLS, So., Harding University (Rockwall, Texas)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.399 218 49 87 16 4 6 59 .592 19 31 .461 20 .980
OUTFIELD: NICOLE NORDIE, Sr., Texas Woman’s University (Sanger, Texas)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.458 192 50 88 15 2 8 44 .682 24 15 .529 26 .962
DESIGNATED PLAYER: JILL ROYE, Jr., Southern Arkansas University (McAlester, Okla.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.360 211 35 76 9 0 12 66 .573 24 25 .440 0 .872
UTILITY: TAYLOR BARCOMB, Sr., Coker College (St. George, S.C.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.392 186 48 73 21 2 9 57 .672 16 23 .437 10 .960
UTILITY-PITCHER: KENEDY URBANY, Sr., Angelo State University (Helotes, Texas)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD W-L S ERA IP K
.325 166 42 54 13 0 14 47 ,657 38 15 .477 1 1.000 21-1 2 1.17 125.1 82

4. 2017 Division II CCA
All-America Softball (Third team)
PITCHER: JENNIFER LEONHARDT, Fr., University of Southern Indiana (Louisville, Ky.)
W-L S ERA CG ShO IP H R ER BB K
29-2 1 1.46 27 11/0 216.1 159 57 45 53 189
PITCHER: SYDNEY PONTO, Sr., Caldwell University (West Deptford, N.J.)
W-L S ERA CG ShO IP H R ER BB K
30-6 2 1.77 23 3/3 226.0 163 74 57 94 269
PITCHER: KAYLA ROBINS, Sr., Chowan University (Mathews County, Va.)
W-L S ERA CG ShO IP H R ER BB K
24-10 0 0.98 31 16.0 213.1 126 40 30 44 367
CATCHER: SARAH KENLEY, Sr., Lenoir-Rhyne University (Charlotte, N.C.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.429 182 43 78 21 1 12 55 .753 15 17 ,461 0 .990
FIRST BASE: KYLEE MOORE, Jr., West Texas A&M University (Van, Texas)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.389 144 47 56 13 0 18 52 .854 15 29 .464 0 .982
SECOND BASE: NICKI SPRAGUE, Sr., Azusa Pacific University (Glendora, Calif.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.383 154 37 59 12 0 5 61 .558 28 8 .476 9 .949
THIRD BASE: JULIA GARCIA, Jr., California State University, Monterey Bay (Oxnard, Calif.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.451 182 38 82 13 3 15 62 .802 22 17 .512 3 .979
SHORTSTOP: ALEX STUPEK, Sr., University of Missouri-St. Louis (Oreana, Ill.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.361 169 47 61 14 4 13 41 .722 17 17 .426 0 .931
OUTFIELD: MEREDITH DAUNHAUER, So., Kentucky Wesleyan College (Evansville, Ind.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.457 223 57 102 3 2 0 18 .489 4 21 .469 46 .979
OUTFIELD: BROOKE GOAD, Jr., Southern Arkansas University (Waxahachie, Texas)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.349 175 68 61 16 2 18 46 .771 50 26 .506 6 .971
OUTFIELD: CAITLYN LLOYD, Fr., California Baptist University (Las Vegas, Nevada)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.424 158 41 67 19 5 9 51 .778 15 16 .492 3 .977
DESIGNATED PLAYER: HAYLEY SIMONDS, Newberry College (Pasadena, Md.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.397 136 20 54 11 0 12 50 .743 21 23 .478 0 .957
UTILITY: JACEY CASTRO, Sr., University of West Florida (Chuluota, Fla.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.377 191 46 72 14 1 7 36 .571 16 9 .425 7 .984
UTILITY-PITCHER: LACIE RINUS, Fr., Carson-Newman University (Murfreesboro, Tenn.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD W-L S ERA IP K
.356 160 39 57 12 3 1 36 .488 17 13 .413 2 .929 26-7 0 1.56 215.0 232

5. HONORABLE MENTION:
P: Taylor Brandts, UVa-Wise
P: Haley Gilham. Chico State
P: Carly Kingery, Missouri-St. Louis
P: Bridgette Sappington, Rockhurst
P: McKenzie Surface, Colorado Mesa
C: Haleigh Christopher, Charleston
C: Lex Van Nostrand, Truman State
1B: Hayley Cruthers, Valdosta State
1B: Marleah Fossett, Southern Indiana
2B: Sara Ercolani, West Chester
2B: Abby Flessinger, Carson-Newman
3B: Haley Acrey, Northeastern State
3B: Shea Ibrahim, West Texas A&M
SS: Courtney Case, Le Moyne
SS: Emily Price, California (Pa.)
OF: Carrie Abrams, Central Oklahoma
OF: Janessa Bassett, Dixie State
OF: Erin Boone, Lenoir-Rhyne
OF: Tori Pogue, West Virginia Wesleyan
OF: Magnolia West, Palm Beach Atlantic
DP: Courtney Reeves, Saginaw Valley State
DP: Shelby Woodard, North Alabama
UT: Kala Holder, Pittsburg State
UT: Kellie Mrofcza, Colorado Mesa
UT-P: Tyler Harrison, Alabama-Huntsville
UT-P: McKenna Larsen, Winona State
UT-P: Kalyn Paque, Humboldt State
PAST AWARD WINNERS
RON LENZ PLAYER OF YEAR
2007: Carmen Paez, Florida Gulf Coast
2008: Heather Ebert, Adams State
2009: Steph Denlinger, Kutztown
2010: Miranda Campbell, Emporia State
2011: Katie Martin, Grand Valley State
2012: Kacie Edwards, Central Oklahoma
2013: Katie Martin, Grand Valley State
2014: Renee Erwin, West Texas A&M
2015: Renee Erwin, West Texas A&M
2016: Brooklyn Clark, North Alabama
2017: Sarah Kennedy, Augustana
RON LENZ PITCHER OF YEAR
2007: Kristen Erb, Lock Haven
2008: Kristen Erb, Lock Haven
2009: Kristen Erb, Lock Haven
2010: Sarah Phillips, North Georgia
2011: Jessica Coan, North Georgia
2012: Samantha Derr, Kutztown
2013: Kayla Cox, Tampa
2014: Morgan Foley, Indianapolis
2015: Courtney Poole, North Georgia
2016: Courtney Poole, North Georgia
2017: Coley Ries, Minnesota State

6. Since
2017 2007
Abilene Christian .....................................................................0 .................... 2
Adams State............................................................................0 .................... 6
Adelphi.....................................................................................1 .................... 4
Alabama-Huntsville .................................................................1 ................... 12
Anderson .................................................................................0 .................... 3
Angelo State............................................................................2 ................... 11
Arkansas-Monticello................................................................0 .................... 3
Arkansas Tech ........................................................................1 .................... 2
Armstrong State ......................................................................0 .................... 4
Ashland....................................................................................0 .................... 2
Assumption..............................................................................0 .................... 1
Augustana ...............................................................................1 .................... 6
Azusa Pacific...........................................................................1 .................... 2
Barry ........................................................................................0 .................... 7
Barton ......................................................................................0 .................... 1
Bellarmine................................................................................0 .................... 1
Bloomsburg .............................................................................0 .................... 5
Bowie State .............................................................................0 .................... 2
Cal State-Dominguez Hills ......................................................0 .................... 1
Cal State-San Bernardino .......................................................0 .................... 2
Cal State-Monterey Bay ..........................................................1 .................... 5
Caldwell...................................................................................2 .................... 7
California (Pa.) ........................................................................0 .................... 4
California Baptist .....................................................................1 .................... 2
Cameron..................................................................................0 .................... 1
Carson-Newman .....................................................................1 .................... 8
Catawba ..................................................................................0 .................... 2
Cedarville.................................................................................1 .................... 1
Central Missouri ......................................................................0 .................... 2
Central Oklahoma ...................................................................0 .................... 5
Central Washington.................................................................1 .................... 5
Charleston ...............................................................................0 .................... 1
Chowan ...................................................................................1 .................... 2
Coker.......................................................................................1 .................... 1
Colorado Christian...................................................................0 .................... 1
Colorado Mesa ........................................................................1 .................... 4
Colorado School of Mines .......................................................0 .................... 2
Colorado-Colorado Springs.....................................................0 .................... 4
Columbus State.......................................................................0 .................... 3
Concordia-St. Paul ..................................................................0 .................... 1
Dixie State ...............................................................................0 .................... 5
Dominican (N.Y.).....................................................................0 .................... 1
Dowling....................................................................................0 .................... 7
East Central.............................................................................0 .................... 1
Edinboro ..................................................................................0 .................... 1
Emporia State..........................................................................0 .................... 5
Erskine.....................................................................................0 .................... 1
Fairmont State.........................................................................0 .................... 2
Ferris State..............................................................................0 .................... 1
Florida Gulf Coast ...................................................................0 .................... 1
Florida Southern......................................................................0 .................... 1
Fort Hays State .......................................................................0 .................... 2
Fort Lewis................................................................................0 .................... 1
Gannon....................................................................................0 .................... 1
Georgia College ......................................................................0 .................... 3
Georgian Court........................................................................0 .................... 1
Grand Canyon .........................................................................0 .................... 1
Grand Valley State ..................................................................1 .................... 7
Harding....................................................................................2 .................... 2
Hawai’i-Hilo..............................................................................0 .................... 2
Hawai’i Pacific .........................................................................0 .................... 1
Henderson State .....................................................................0 .................... 4
Hillsdale ...................................................................................0 .................... 1
Holy Family..............................................................................0 .................... 1
Humboldt State........................................................................0 .................... 9
Indianapolis .............................................................................0 ................... 13
Kentucky Wesleyan.................................................................1 .................... 1
Kutztown..................................................................................0 .................... 5
Lane.........................................................................................0 .................... 1
LeMoyne..................................................................................0 .................... 1
Lenoir-Rhyne...........................................................................1 .................... 3
Lewis....................................................................................... 0.....................1
Lincoln Memorial..................................................................... 0.....................3
LIU Post .................................................................................. 0.....................4
Lock Haven............................................................................. 0.....................3
Lubbock Christian ................................................................... 0.....................1
Mars Hill .................................................................................. 0.....................3
Mary ........................................................................................ 0.....................1
Mercyhurst .............................................................................. 0.....................1
Midwestern State .................................................................... 0.....................8
Minnesota State...................................................................... 1.....................7
Minot State.............................................................................. 0.....................2
Missouri S&T........................................................................... 0.....................3
Missouri Western .................................................................... 0.....................3
Missouri-St. Louis ................................................................... 1.....................6
Molloy...................................................................................... 0.....................4
MSU Denver ........................................................................... 0.....................3
Nebraska-Kearney.................................................................. 0.....................1
Nebraska-Omaha.................................................................... 0.....................1
New Haven ............................................................................. 0.....................2
Newberry................................................................................. 1.....................1
North Alabama........................................................................ 0.....................2
North Carolina Central ............................................................ 0.....................2
North Dakota........................................................................... 0.....................2
North Georgia ......................................................................... 3....................16
Northern Kentucky.................................................................. 0.....................2
Notre Dame (Ohio) ................................................................. 0.....................1
Nova Southeastern ................................................................. 0.....................2
Ouachita Baptist...................................................................... 0.....................1
Pace........................................................................................ 0.....................1
Pittsburg State ........................................................................ 0.....................2
Quincy..................................................................................... 0.....................2
Regis....................................................................................... 0.....................1
Rollins ..................................................................................... 0.....................9
St. Andrews............................................................................. 0.....................1
St. Cloud State........................................................................ 0.....................1
Saint Joseph’s......................................................................... 0.....................1
Saint Leo................................................................................. 1.....................3
Saint Martin’s .......................................................................... 0.....................1
St. Mary’s ................................................................................ 0.....................7
Salem International................................................................. 0.....................1
Shippensburg.......................................................................... 0.....................2
SIU Edwardsville..................................................................... 0.....................1
Sonoma State ......................................................................... 0.....................4
Southeastern Oklahoma State ............................................... 0.....................7
Southern Arkansas ................................................................. 3.....................5
Southern Connecticut State.................................................... 0.....................1
Southern Indiana..................................................................... 1.....................4
Southern New Hampshire....................................................... 0.....................1
Southwest Minnesota State.................................................... 0.....................1
Stillman ................................................................................... 0.....................1
Tampa..................................................................................... 0.....................7
Texas A&M International ........................................................ 0.....................1
Texas A&M-Commerce .......................................................... 1.....................1
Texas A&M-Kingsville............................................................. 0.....................2
Texas Woman’s ...................................................................... 1.....................7
Truman State .......................................................................... 1.....................1
UC San Diego......................................................................... 0.....................3
UNC Pembroke....................................................................... 0.....................2
USC Aiken .............................................................................. 0.....................1
Valdosta State......................................................................... 0....................10
Wayne State (Mich.) ............................................................... 1....................10
Wayne State (Neb.) ................................................................ 0.....................2
West Alabama......................................................................... 0.....................1
West Chester .......................................................................... 1.....................2
West Florida............................................................................ 1.....................2
West Texas A&M .................................................................... 3....................15
West Virginia State ................................................................. 0.....................1
West Virginia Wesleyan.......................................................... 0.....................3
Western New Mexico.............................................................. 0.....................1
William Jewell ......................................................................... 0.....................1
Winona State .......................................................................... 0.....................3
*First-, second- and third-team selections only.
Division II CCA All-America Softball Team Selections by School (All-Time)

7. 2017 Division II CCA
All-America All-Region (by region)
ATLANTIC
FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM
P Taylor Brandts, UVa-Wise P Tara Hanson, Shepherd
P Amanda Houck, West Chester** P Savannah Nierintz, Kutztown
P Kayla Robbins, Chowan P Mallory Tomaschik, Bloomsburg
C Haleigh Christopher, Charleston P Hannah Vet, West Virginia Wesleyan
1B Laura Ashlock, Charleston C Cat Hammer, West Chester
2B Sara Ercolani, West Chester 1B Brittany Smith, Millersville
3B Alexandra Witt, Shepherd 2B Alexa Hernandez, UVa-Wise
SS Emily Price, California (Pa.) 3B Brittany Parson, Chowan
OF Olivia Gore, West Virginia Wesleyan SS Caillyn Stoner, Urbana
OF Tori Pogue, West Virginia Wesleyan** OF Morgan Bruce, West Virginia Wesleyan
OF Sarah Walasavage, West Chester OF Kaitlyn Konopka, Shepherd
DP Destiny Snipes, Winston-Salem State OF Zoe Millard, UVa-Wise
UT-P Taylor Parker, Bloomsburg DP Beth Cook, Fairmont State
UT-NP Koryn Wickwire, Mansfield UT-P Mallory Chapman, Wheeling Jesuit
UT-NP Jessica Rodriguez, West Virginia Wesleyan
CENTRAL
FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM
P Jalissa Gum, Arkansas Tech P Jayden Chestnut, Central Oklahoma
P Autumn Humes, Harding P Hannah Johnson, Harding
P Coley Ries, Minnesota State** P Emmie Robertson, Pittsburg State
C Tori Collet, Central Oklahoma C Shannon Petersen, Augustana
1B Maddie Dow, Southern Arkansas 1B Amber Kral, Minnesota State
2B Myranda Stewart, Missouri Southern 2B McKenzie Rice, Arkansas-Monticello
3B Haley Acrey, Northeastern State 3B Katie Klosterman, Missouri Western
SS Sarah Kennedy, Augustana** SS Morgan Heard, Central Oklahoma
OF Carrie Abrams, Central Oklahoma OF Abi Corbett, Missouri Southern
OF Brooke Goad, Southern Arkansas OF Jess Meidl, Minnesota State
OF Peyton Mills, Harding OF McKenzie Paap, Minnesota State
DP Jill Roye, Southern Arkansas DP Autumn Humes, Harding
UT-P McKenna Larsen, Winona State UT-P Katie Giacone, Central Missouri
UT-NP Kala Holder, Pittsburg State UT-NP Ali Nowak, Winona State
EAST
FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM
P Chelsea Hawks, Molloy P Megan Cook, Merrimack
P Lindsay Mapes, Adelphi P Laura McLaughlin, NYIT
P Sydney Ponto, Caldwell** P Caitlyn Whiteside, Wilmington
C Marisa Monaserri, Caldwell C Julia Seader, LIU Post
1B Alyssa Williamson, Merrimack 1B Kiahna Silva, Caldwell
2B Lauren Frye, Caldwell 2B Skania Lemus, Mercy
3B Brenna Martini, Adelphi** 3B Kalya Kresley, Post
SS Courtney Case, Le Moyne 3B Taylor Luzzi, New Haven
OF Rosa’Lynn Burton, Wilmington 3B Cassidy Wootten, Mercy
OF Morgan Lloyd, Mercy SS Taylor Favinger, Holy Family
OF Carly Testa, Caldwell OF Amanda Bickford, Saint Anselm
DP Nicole Spiegelberg, Felician OF Brianna Scotto, Holy Family
UT-P Naomi Stas, Philadelphia OF Sierra Whitlock, New Haven
UT-NP Nicoletta Cuccio, Adelphi DP Milan Botte, Molloy
UT-P Haley Currie, Merrimack
UT-NP Destini Bullock, Mercy

8. MIDWEST
FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM
P Carly Kingery, Missouri-St. Louis P Lauren Dale, Truman State
P Jennifer Leonhardt, Southern Indiana** P Allison Lipovsky, Grand Valley State
P Bridgette Sappington, Rockhurst P Samantha Willman, Saginaw Valley State
C Lex Van Nostrand, Truman State C Haley Hodges, Southern Indiana
1B Marleah Fossett, Southern Indiana 1B Rachel Hastings, McKendree
2B Jenna Lenza, Grand Valley State 2B Meredith Rousse, Saginaw Valley State
3B Alyssa Rivera, Truman State 3B Dayna Denner, Ashland
SS Alex Stupek, Missouri-St. Louis SS Jaylin Tidwell, Kentucky Wesleyan
OF Meredith Daunhauer, Kentucky Wesleyan OF Lauren Cairo, Rockhurst
OF Bekah Kastning, Hillsdale OF Ally Farrah, Ashland
OF Crista Reisinger, Truman State OF Kaylee Prieto, Lewis
DP Courtney Reeves, Saginaw Valley State DP Ellie Balbach, Grand Valley State
UT-P Lyndsay Butler, Wayne State (Mich.)** UT-P Carly Dundee, Wisconsin-Parkside
UT-NP Brianne O’Dell, Cedarville UT-NP Natalie Lalich, Indianapolis
SOUTH
FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM
P Stephanie Adkins, Saint Leo P Sarah Maloney, West Florida
P Taylor Moran, Lee P Tiaria Norman, Claflin
P Becca Taylor, West Florida P Francais Olexa, Lynn
C Carly Crawford, Mississippi College C Caitlin Steel, West Florida
1B Hayley Cruthers, Valdosta State 1B Jasmine Harris, Barry
2B Kacie Kelly, Saint Leo 2B Sierra Stella, West Georgia
3B Kaitlyn Bannister, Alabama-Huntsville** 3B Chelsea Canara, Valdosta State
SS Rhiannon Sassman, West Florida SS Jessica Mohl, Valdosta State
OF Taylor Hartenbach, Valdosta State OF Dana Edmundson, Nova Southeastern
OF Katherine Lee, Mississippi College OF Rachael Heath, Saint Leo
OF Magnolia West, Palm Beach Atlantic OF LaKaylin Lee, Claflin
DP Shelby Woodard, North Alabama DP Abby McKinney, Lee
UT-P Tyler Harrison, Alabama-Huntsville** UT-P Makaleigh Dooley, Tampa
UT-NP Jacey Castro, West Florida UT-NP Chelsea Hall, Claflin
SOUTH CENTRAL
FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM
P Kilee Halbert, West Texas A&M P Madison Hagood, Oklahoma Christian
P Brandy Marlett, Angelo State** P Logan Losh, Regis
P McKenzie Surface, Colorado Mesa P Ashley Mills, St. Mary’s
C Mariah Jameyson, Texas A&M-Commerce C Teagen Kirk, Angelo State
1B Kylee Moore, West Texas A&M 1B Victoria Schoonard-Sabario, Texas A&M-Kingsville
2B Kourtney Coveney, West Texas A&M 2B Breezy McComas, Cameron
3B Shea Ibrahim, West Texas A&M 3B Morgen Blanchard, Rogers State
SS Danae Bina, Angelo State SS Brenna Busby, Cameron
OF Ashley Hardin, West Texas A&M OF Annika Anderson, MSU Denver
OF Brooke Hodgson, Colorado Mesa OF Courtney Barnhill, Angelo State
OF Nicole Nordie, Texas Woman’s University OF Raynelle Nash, St. Mary’s
DP Allie Smith, West Texas A&M DP Paige Daino, Cameron
UT-P Kellie Mrofcza, Colorado Mesa UT-P Katera Eltsosie, Lubbock Christian
UT-NP Kenedy Urbana, Angelo State** UT-NP Shanna McBroom, West Texas A&M
SOUTHEAST
FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM
P Ally Marcano, Flagler P Amanda Coffrin, UNC Pembroke
P Kylee Smith, North Georgia P Devon Morrison, Newberry
P Josie Weber, Limestone P Sydney Poole, Pfeiffer
C Sarah Kenley, Lenoir-Rhyne** C Cailah Niles, Anderson
1B Sydney Landreth, Lenoir-Rhyne 1B Hannah Reppert, Armstrong State
2B Abby Flessinger, Carson-Newman 2B Hannah Coursey, Georgia College
3B Jamie Johnson, UNC Pembroke 2B Natalie Willis, Newberry
SS Sydney Sprague, North Georgia 3B Makenzie Pennell, Pfeiffer
OF Erin Boone, Lenoir-Rhyne SS Whitney Woodard, Flagler
OF Stephanie Hartness, North Georgia OF Caroline Hill, Limestone
OF Kelsey Vining, Montevallo OF Jeanie Perrucci, Young Harris
DP Haley Simonds, Newberry OF Naomi Sapp, Wingate
UT-P Tayler Barcomb, Coker DP Alishia Frierson, North Georgia
UT-NP Lacie Rinus, Carson-Newman** UT-P Jane Trzaska, Armstrong State
UT-NP Alex Watkins, UNC Pembroke

9. WEST
FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM
P Haley Gilham, Chico State** P Hayley Fein, Cal State Monterey Bay
P Anna Kasner, Western Washington P Madison Williams, Humboldt State
P Ciara Stapp, California Baptist P Kiana Wood, Central Washington
C Jessica Brown, Cal State San Bernardino C Brittany Genuardi, Northwest Nazarene
1B Kailyn Campbell, Central Washington** C Jessica Gonzalez, Dixie State
2B Nicki Sprague, Azusa Pacific 1B Madison Casto, Cal State Monterey Bay
3B Julia Garcia, Cal State Monterey Bay 2B Bailey Gaffin, Dixie State
SS Kelsie Gardner, Western Oregon 3B Destiny Kuehl, Western Oregon
OF Janessa Bassett, Dixie State SS Krista Mann, California Baptist
OF Cailtyn Lloyd, California Baptist OF Mary Dettling, Saint Martin’s
OF Meghan Luebbert, Concordia-Portland OF Kelsi Maday, UC San Diego
DP Megan Dettling, Montana State Billings OF Heather Tracy, Montana State Billings
UT-P Kalyn Paque, Humboldt State DP Hannah Thieroff, California Baptist
UT-NP Kristin Worley, Chico State UT-P Shearyna Labason, Western Washington
UT-NP Breonna Bejaran, Humboldt State
**Player selected as region’s pitcher or player of the year.
NOTE: Multiple players named to various positions on the second teams due to ties in the voting.