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- 1. 2015 Daktronics/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, PSAC, WVIAC) 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, PBAC, SAC) Al Weston, Sports Information Director Georgia College & State University CBX 065, Centennial Center Milledgeville, Ga. 31061 Voice: (478) 445-1779; Fax: (478) 445-1790 E-mail: GCSU.SID@gcsu.edu Midwest Region/District 4 (GLIAC, GLVC) 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) Sean Sullivan, Asst. Dir., Athletic Communications University of West Florida 11000 University Parkway, Building 54 Pensacola, Fla. 32514 Voice: (850) 474-2428; Fax: (850) 474-3342 E-mail: ssullivan@uwf.edu South Central Region/District 6 (HC, LSC, RMAC) Melanie Robotham, Sports Information Director Lone Star Conference 1221 W. Campbell Road, Suite 245 Richardson, Texas 75080 Voice: (972) 234-0033; Fax: (972) 234-4110 E-mail: robothamm@lonestarconference.org Central Region/District 7 (GAC, MIAA, NSIC) Heidi Johnson, Asst. Sports Information Director Pittsburg State University 1701 South Broadway Pittsburg, Kan. 66762 Voice: (620) 235-4138; Fax: (620) 235-4149 E-mail: hjohnson@pittstate.edu West Region/District 8 (CCAA, GNAC, PWC) Sammi Shepherd, Sports Information Director California Baptist University 8432 Magnolia Ave. Riverside, Calif. 92504 Voice: (951) 343-4297; Fax: (951) 689-4754 E-mail: sshepherd@calbaptist.edu FOR RELEASE: Wednesday, May 20, 2015 Renee Erwin, who is tied for the NCAA Division II lead in home runs and Courtney Poole, who helped lead North Georgia back to the NCAA Division II World Series for the first time since 2011, head the Daktronics, Inc./Division II Collegiate Commissioners Association All-America softball team for the 2015 season. Erwin is the second player to earn the “Ron Lenz Player of the Year” award on two occasions and first to do so in back- to-back years after a season in which she belted 23 home runs and drove in 71 while hitting .424. Erwin, who hit 62 career home runs for the Lady Buffs and finished her career with an .830 slugging percentage, was one of three West Texas A&M players named to the first team. Poole is the third player from North Georgia to land the “Ron Lenz Pitcher of the Year” award in a 2015 campaign that has seen her record a national-high 42 wins. Heading into the Division II World Series, Poole is 42-3 with a 0.95 earned run average – the second-best in Division II – and 335 strikeouts in just over 300 innings of work in the circle. West Texas A&M was also represented on the first team by catcher Lacey Taylor, who hit .458 with 63 batted in for the nation’s top offensive team (.363 team batting average with an average of nine runs per game) and designated player Allie Smith, who batted .393 in her freshman season with 63 runs batted in. Augustana was also represented by three players on the first team, including its left side of the infield of shortstop Sarah Kennedy and third baseman Caitlin Nichol. Kennedy was the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference’s “Player of the Year” with a .470 batting mark and 70 runs batted in for the Vikings, while Nichol shares the national home run lead with Erwin with 23 and hit .433 for the season. The third Viking on the first team is utility/pitcher Jenelle Trautman, who went 32-4 in the circle with a 1.85 ERA and also hit .407 with 20 home runs while driving in 72, tied for the most in Division II. North Georgia had a second selection to the first team, as first baseman Kim McMillan earned the spot after hitting .446 with 17 home runs and 51 runs batted in. McMillan has also recorded a .584 on-base percentage, the fourth-best in Division II as she has reached base by hit or walk on 117 occasions this season. Carson-Newman was the fourth team with multiple members on the first team in outfielder Bre Lockett, a .452 hitter and utility player Elayne Siebert, who hit .440 while playing three different positions for the Eagles in 2015. The remaining members of the 2015 Daktronics/Division II CCA team include Southern New Hampshire pitcher Ali Maloof (24-4 with 207 strikeouts in 188 1/3 innings), Southern Indiana second baseman MacKenzi Dorsam (.427 average with 15 home runs) and Notre Dame (Ohio) outfielder Kelsey Coleman, who is second in the nation with her .487 batting average. The Daktronics/Division II CCA All-America second team is headed by three pitchers who also had impressive 2015 campaigns – Dixie State’s Michelle Duncan (29-0) and the top two hurlers in strikeouts in the nation in Indianapolis’ Morgan Foley and Missouri-St. Louis’ Hannah Perryman, who threw an NCAA record six perfect games during the past year. The 2015 team is co-sponsored by Daktronics, Inc., an acknowledged world leader in scoring, timing and programmable display systems for virtually every sport at every level of competition and the Division II Collegiate Commissioners Association. The team is voted on by the members of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). This is the ninth season of the All-America program which is selected by CoSIDA members from schools playing in NCAA Division II. Courtney Poole North Georgia Renee Erwin West Texas A&M
- 2. 2015 Daktronics/Division II CCA All-America Softball Team (First team) PITCHER: CAITLYN CALHOUN, Jr., Valdosta State University (Hamilton, Ohio) Led NCAA Division II with 19 shutouts in 2015; Gulf South Conference Pitcher of Year also ranks among top 12 nationally in wins and strikeouts. W-L S ERA CG ShO IP H R ER BB K 28-5 1 1.33 32 19 210.2 109 46 40 28 261 PITCHER: ALI MALOOF, Sr., Southern New Hampshire University (Norwood, Mass.) Selected as Player and Pitcher of the Year in the Northeast-10 Conference; ranks in top 20 in NCAA Division II in five pitching categories. W-L S ERA CG ShO IP H R ER BB K 24-4 0 1.38 25 8 188.1 123 40 37 41 207 PITCHER: COURTNEY POOLE, Jr., University of North Georgia (Watkinsville, Ga.) Daktronics/CCA national Pitcher of the Year leads nation in wins and is among top five nationally in ERA, shutouts and strikeouts. W-L S ERA CG ShO IP H R ER BB K 42-3 1 0.95 36 15 300.2 184 55 41 29 335 CATCHER: LACEY TAYLOR, Jr., West Texas A&M University (Byers, Texas) Led her team in hitting with the nation’s 13th -best average; one of three first team selections from West Texas A&M. AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .458 144 54 66 11 2 12 63 .813 40 12 .584 3 .993 FIRST BASE: KIM McMILLAN, Sr., University of North Georgia (Powder Springs, Ga.) Peach Belt Conference Player of the Year owns Division II’s fourth-best on-base percentage and sixth-best slugging mark; is also third in walks. AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .446 148 55 66 8 2 17 51 .872 51 12 .584 18 .987 SECOND BASE: MacKENZI DORSAM, Sr., University of Southern Indiana (Dubois, Ind.) Player of the Year in the Great Lakes Valley Conference led the league in slugging and on-base percentage while ranking second in RBI. AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .427 157 51 67 10 2 15 50 .803 32 23 .534 7 .963 THIRD BASE: CAITLIN NICHOL, Sr., Augustana College (Davenport, Iowa) Tied for the NCAA-IL lead with 23 home runs; one of three Augustana players named to first team on 2015 Daktronics/CCA squad. AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .443 210 84 93 13 0 23 54 .833 22 27 .518 4 .923 SHORTSTOP: SARAH KENNEDY, So., Augustana College (Bettendorf, Iowa) Northern Sun’s Player of the Year was league’s toughest player to strike out and has the nation’s seventh-best batting average. AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .470 215 66 101 25 6 17 70 .842 9 8 .502 3 .903 OUTFIELD: KELSEY COLEMAN, Sr., Notre Dame College (Suffield, Ohio) Recorded the second-best batting average in the nation for the Mountain East champions; was named as league’s Player of the Year. AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .487 191 53 93 15 5 17 50 .885 23 11 .548 4 .981 OUTFIELD: RENEE ERWIN, Sr., West Texas A&M University (Anna, Texas) Daktronics/CCA national Player of the Year for the second straight season; tied for the NCAA Division II in home runs and third in runs scored. AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .424 144 83 61 9 3 23 71 1.007 44 22 .593 8 1.000 OUTFIELD: BRE LOCKETT, Jr., Carson-Newman University (Fontana, Calif.) Ranks among the top 20 in NCAA-II in slugging and on-base percentage while averaging more than one RBI and run scored per game played. AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .452 157 52 71 17 4 12 55 .841 30 30 .545 8 1.000 DESIGNATED PLAYER: ALLIE SMITH, Fr., West Texas A&M University (Flower Mound, Texas) Lone freshman selected to Daktronics/CCA first team; third among freshman nationally in runs batted in. AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .393 163 35 64 17 0 9 63 .663 16 20 .460 0 1.000 UTILITY: ELAYNE SIEBERT, Jr., Carson-Newman University (Knoxville, Tenn.) Was the Eagles’ second-leading hitter while playing catcher, first base and shortstop during the 2015 campaign. AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .440 159 49 70 14 1 14 45 .805 31 9 .529 3 .943 UTILITY-PITCHER: JENELLE TRAUTMAN, Sr., Augustana College (Hastings, Minn.) Selected as top pitcher in the Northern Sun; leads NCAA-II in RBI and also ranks third in wins and eighth in strikeouts in the circle. AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD W-L S ERA IP K .407 167 42 68 10 0 20 72 .826 49 22 .546 10 .978 32-4 2 1.85 223.2 307
- 3. 2015 Daktronics/Division II CCA All-America Softball (Second team) PITCHER: MICHELLE DUNCAN, Sr., Dixie State University (Gilbert, Ariz.) W-L S ERA CG ShO IP H R ER BB K 29-0 1 1.24 22 6 192.0 144 49 34 42 109 PITCHER: MORGAN FOLEY, Jr., University of Indianapolis (Louisville,Ky.) W-L S ERA CG ShO IP H R ER BB K 38-8 4 1.08 28 8 278.2 145 59 43 125 438 PITCHER: HANNAH PERRYMAN, Jr., University of Missouri-St. Louis (Streamwood, Ill.) W-L S ERA CG ShO IP H R ER BB K 30-5 3 1.33 26 17 220.1 103 48 42 29 398 CATCHER: DEE ESPINOSA, Jr., Barry University (Miami, Fla.) AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .415 135 38 56 25 1 10 48 .837 30 10 .524 2 .983 FIRST BASE: LINDSAY REICOFF, Jr., California University, Pa. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .401 142 51 57 6 1 19 52 .859 37 23 .525 5 .984 SECOND BASE: BROOKLYN WADDELL, So., West Virginia Wesleyan College (Buckhannon, W.Va.) AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .483 176 49 85 16 3 15 45 .864 9 6 .513 3 .970 THIRD BASE: NICOLE SARDELICH, Sr., St. Mary’s University (Angelton, Texas) AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .464 179 63 83 26 5 7 50 .782 33 15 .552 6 .938 SHORTSTOP: NICOLE NOBBE, Sr., California State University, San Bernardino (Merced, Calif.) AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .468 158 54 74 24 0 14 35 .886 39 6 .584 7 .967 OUTFIELD: COURTNEY ALBRITTON, Sr., Valdosta State University (Sycamore, Ga.) AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .398 98 34 39 0 1 12 23 .786 18 7 .496 6 1.000 OUTFIELD: JANESSA BASSETT, Fr., Dixie State University (Stansbury Park, Utah) AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .468 173 78 81 13 11 2 28 .705 32 13 .551 44 .981 OUTFIELD: KRISTA WAGGONER, Fr., West Virginia Wesleyan College (Oklahoma City, Okla.) AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .440 159 40 70 16 1 10 46 .742 4 7 .455 4 .972 DESIGNATED PLAYER: BIANCA NORIEGA, Jr., California State University, Monterey Bay (Ventura, Calif.) AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .411 168 39 69 10 0 9 53 .631 28 19 .502 2 .500 UTILITY: ANCIA PURDY, Sr., Sonoma State University (Huntington Beach, Calif.) AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .458 214 63 98 9 11 2 34 .631 17 22 .504 42 .932 UTILITY-PITCHER: CORI REINHARDT, Sr., California State University, Monterey Bay (Riverside, Calif.) AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD W-L S ERA IP K .417 168 51 70 21 1 1 43 .571 39 20 .519 11 .989 30-4 0 1.81 217.0 102
- 4. 2015 Daktronics/Division II CCA All-America Softball (Third team) PITCHER: VIANNA GUTIERREZ TOUCHTONE, Sr., St. Mary’s University (San Antonio, Texas) W-L S ERA CG ShO IP H R ER BB K 28-5 0 1.33 22 9 211.0 147 53 40 86 166 PITCHER: JULIA MORROW, Sr., University of Tampa (Baiting Hollow, N.Y.) W-L S ERA CG ShO IP H R ER BB K 25-9 1 1.35 32 12 238.0 147 66 46 35 349 PITCHER: ALEX SAGL, Jr., California University, Pa. (Oakville, Ont.) W-L S ERA CG ShO IP H R ER BB K 27-4 5 1.27 25 10 203.1 135 50 37 44 263 CATCHER: CAILAH NILES, So., Anderson University (Phenix City, Ala.) AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .390 172 34 67 9 0 22 69 .826 26 12 .475 0 .994 FIRST BASE: SARAH GIPSON, Sr., Henderson State University (Grand Saline, Texas) AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .435 193 43 84 17 0 10 66 .679 26 10 .509 3 .994 SECOND BASE: TIFFANY HOLLINGSWORTH, So., Humboldt State University (San Leandro, Calif.) AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .369 198 44 73 15 1 17 65 .712 25 6 .442 3 .974 THIRD BASE: NICKI SPRAGUE, So., Azusa Pacific University (Glendora, Calif.) AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .453 172 49 78 16 2 10 44 .744 29 7 .532 14 .968 SHORTSTOP: JAIME PHILLIPS, Jr., Valdosta State University (Shalimar, Fla.) AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .340 141 66 48 12 1 17 49 .801 50 35 .535 10 .925 OUTFIELD: LEXIE LOOS, Jr., Wayne State College, Neb. (Omaha, Neb.) AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .467 199 53 93 12 5 1 15 .593 7 11 .502 9 .944 OUTFIELD: TARA MARTINI, Sr., Cameron University (Moore, Okla.) AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .389 190 66 74 16 0 21 63 .805 21 29 .447 14 .976 OUTFIELD: KEELEY RAY, Sr., Sonoma State University (Sonoma, Calif.) AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .455 202 48 92 8 7 0 33 .564 23 19 .524 28 .965 DESIGNATED PLAYER: FAITH SONG, Sr., William Jewell College (Claremont, Calif.) AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .391 169 32 66 8 1 12 39 .663 12 22 .432 0 .953 UTILITY: TAYLOR DAVIS, Jr., East Central University (Keller, Texas) AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD .431 144 40 62 11 3 4 24 .632 26 7 .518 7 .986 UTILITY-PITCHER: LYNDSAY BUTLER, So., Wayne State University, Mich. (Cambridge, Ont.) AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD W-L S ERA IP K .394 216 43 85 16 5 5 35 .583 8 16 .415 1 .977 23-10 4 1.03 224.2 285
- 5. HONORABLE MENTION: P: Chelsea Botsch, Wilmington P: Marisa Boyette, Georgia College P: Niki Fogle, Rollins P: Carley Tysinger, Catawba P: Hannah Vet, West Virginia Wesleyan C: Alyssa Calderon, Caldwell C: Ashleigh Tramel, Central Oklahoma 1B: Brianna Butler, Missouri-St. Louis 1B: Madison Casto, Cal State Monterey Bay 2B: Tiffany Gillaspy, Missouri Western 2B: Brittany Johnson, Rollins 3B: Kaitlyn Bannister, Alabama-Huntsville 3B: Morgan Hasty, Johnson C. Smith 3B: Sarah Magill, Young Harris SS: Alexis Burrell, Wingate SS: Nicole Nordie, Texas Woman’s OF: Stephanie Goodwin, Emporia State OF: Courtney Hine, Dixie State OF: Taylor Menhart, Ashland OF: Taylor Vidrine, St. Mary’s OF: Casey Williamson, Indianapolis DP: Angela Kafalas, Saint Leo DP: McKenzie Rynard, Pittsburg State UT: Kaitlyn Kutchman, Seton Hill UT: Dara Schroeder, Georgian Court UT-P: Tracey Balinskas, Molloy UT-P: Christine Henderson, Seton Hill 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 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
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Since 2015* 2007 Abilene Christian .....................................................................0 .................... 2 Adams State............................................................................0 .................... 6 Adelphi.....................................................................................0 .................... 2 Alabama-Huntsville .................................................................0 ................... 10 Anderson .................................................................................1 .................... 3 Angelo State............................................................................0 .................... 9 Arkansas-Monticello................................................................0 .................... 3 Armstrong Atlantic State .........................................................0 .................... 4 Ashland....................................................................................0 .................... 2 Assumption..............................................................................0 .................... 1 Augustana ...............................................................................3 .................... 5 Azusa Pacific...........................................................................1 .................... 1 Barry ........................................................................................1 .................... 7 Barton ......................................................................................0 .................... 1 Bellarmine................................................................................0 .................... 1 Bloomsburg .............................................................................0 .................... 4 Bowie State .............................................................................0 .................... 2 Cal State-Dominguez Hills ......................................................0 .................... 1 Cal State-San Bernardino .......................................................1 .................... 2 Cal State-Monterey Bay ..........................................................2 .................... 4 Caldwell...................................................................................0 .................... 4 California (Pa.) ........................................................................2 .................... 4 California-San Diego ...............................................................0 .................... 3 Cameron..................................................................................1 .................... 1 Carson-Newman .....................................................................2 .................... 7 Catawba ..................................................................................0 .................... 1 Central Missouri ......................................................................0 .................... 2 Central Oklahoma ...................................................................0 .................... 4 Central Washington.................................................................0 .................... 4 Chowan ...................................................................................0 .................... 1 Colorado Christian...................................................................0 .................... 1 Colorado Mesa ........................................................................0 .................... 2 Colorado School of Mines .......................................................0 .................... 2 Colorado-Colorado Springs.....................................................0 .................... 4 Columbus State.......................................................................0 .................... 3 Concordia-St. Paul ..................................................................0 .................... 1 Dixie State ...............................................................................2 .................... 4 Dominican (N.Y.) .....................................................................0 .................... 1 Dowling....................................................................................0 .................... 7 East Central.............................................................................1 .................... 1 Edinboro ..................................................................................0 .................... 1 Emporia State..........................................................................0 .................... 5 Erskine.....................................................................................0 .................... 1 Fairmont State.........................................................................0 .................... 1 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 & State .........................................................0 .................... 3 Georgian Court........................................................................0 .................... 1 Grand Canyon .........................................................................0 .................... 1 Grand Valley State ..................................................................0 .................... 6 Hawai’i-Hilo..............................................................................0 .................... 1 Hawai’i Pacific .........................................................................0 .................... 1 Henderson State .....................................................................1 .................... 3 Hillsdale ...................................................................................0 .................... 1 Holy Family..............................................................................0 .................... 1 Humboldt State........................................................................1 .................... 7 Indianapolis .............................................................................1 ................... 11 Kutztown..................................................................................0 .................... 5 Lane.........................................................................................0 .................... 1 LeMoyne..................................................................................0 .................... 1 Lenoir-Rhyne .......................................................................... 0.....................2 Lewis....................................................................................... 0.....................1 Lincoln Memorial..................................................................... 0.....................3 LIU Post .................................................................................. 0.....................4 Lock Haven ............................................................................. 0.....................3 Mars Hill .................................................................................. 0.....................3 Mary ........................................................................................ 0.....................1 Mercyhurst .............................................................................. 0.....................1 Metropolitan State................................................................... 0.....................3 Midwestern State .................................................................... 0.....................8 Minnesota State...................................................................... 0.....................5 Minot State.............................................................................. 0.....................2 Missouri S&T........................................................................... 0.....................3 Missouri Western .................................................................... 0.....................3 Missouri-St. Louis ................................................................... 1.....................3 Molloy...................................................................................... 0.....................4 Nebraska-Omaha.................................................................... 0.....................1 New Haven ............................................................................. 0.....................2 North Carolina Central ............................................................ 0.....................2 North Carolina Pembroke ....................................................... 0.....................2 North Dakota........................................................................... 0.....................2 North Georgia ......................................................................... 2....................10 Northern Kentucky.................................................................. 0.....................2 Notre Dame (Ohio) ................................................................. 1.....................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................................................................................. 0.....................1 Saint Martin’s .......................................................................... 0.....................1 St. Mary’s ................................................................................ 2.....................5 Shippensburg.......................................................................... 0.....................2 SIU Edwardsville..................................................................... 0.....................1 Sonoma State ......................................................................... 2.....................4 South Carolina Aiken .............................................................. 0.....................1 Southeastern Oklahoma State ............................................... 0.....................6 Southern Connecticut State.................................................... 0.....................1 Southern Indiana..................................................................... 1.....................2 Southern New Hampshire....................................................... 1.....................1 Southwest Minnesota State.................................................... 0.....................1 Stillman ................................................................................... 0.....................1 Tampa..................................................................................... 1.....................7 Texas A&M International ........................................................ 0.....................1 Texas A&M-Kingsville............................................................. 0.....................1 Texas Woman’s ...................................................................... 0.....................5 Valdosta State......................................................................... 3....................10 Wayne State (Mich.) ............................................................... 1.....................8 Wayne State (Neb.) ................................................................ 1.....................2 West Alabama......................................................................... 0.....................1 West Chester .......................................................................... 0.....................1 West Florida............................................................................ 0.....................1 West Texas A&M .................................................................... 3.....................8 West Virginia State ................................................................. 0.....................1 West Virginia Wesleyan.......................................................... 2.....................3 Western New Mexico.............................................................. 0.....................1 William Jewell ......................................................................... 1.....................1 Winona State .......................................................................... 0.....................3 *First-, second- and third-team selections only. Daktronics Inc./Division II CCA All-America Softball Team Selections by School
- 7. 2015 Daktronics/Division II CCA All-America All-Region (by region) ATLANTIC FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM P Savannah Nierintz, Kutztown P Mallory Chapman, Wheeling Jesuit P Alex Sagl, California (Pa.)** P Courtney Fain, Charleston P Hannah Vet, West Virginia Wesleyan P Taylor Parker, Bloomsburg C Alyssa Morris, Concord C Megan Malenstyn, West Virginia Wesleyan 1B Lindsay Reicoff, California (Pa.) 1B Cortney Norris, Charleston 2B Brooklyn Waddell, West Virginia Wesleyan 2B Courtney Clemons, Shepherd 3B Morgan Hasty, Johnson C. Smith 3B Hannah Mercer, Indiana (Pa.) SS Carlee Wickstrom, Seton Hill 3B Natalyn Smarra, California (Pa.) OF Kelsey Coleman, Notre Dame (Ohio)** SS Tina White, Chowan OF Olivia Gore, West Virginia Wesleyan OF Laura Crooks, Edinboro OF Krista Wagoner, West Virginia Wesleyan OF Kaity Finley, California (Pa.) DP Sydney Kaplan, West Virginia State OF Lauren Lewis, Concord UT-P Christine Henderson, Seton Hill OF Victoria Stock, Seton Hill UT-NP Kaitlyn Kutchman, Seton Hill DP Anna Eggleston, West Virginia Wesleyan UT-P Jess Rechtenwald, Gannon UT-NP Emily Price, California (Pa.) CENTRAL FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM P Hannah Lythberg, Winona State P Carley Pickett, Augustana P Emmie Robertson, Pittsburg State P Coley Ries, Minnesota State P Michelle Sorensoen, Henderson State P Katie Shockley, Central Missouri C Ashleigh Trammel, Central Oklahoma C Keirsten Seahorn, Henderson State 1B Sarah Gipson, Henderson State 1B Lauren Mabe, Central Missouri 2B Tiffany Gillaspy, Missouri Western 2B Jessica Simmons, Southeastern Oklahoma State 3B Caitlin Nichol, Augustana 3B Ashton Smith, Central Oklahoma SS Sarah Kennedy, Augustana** SS Taylor Zordel, Emporia State OF Stephanie Goodwin, Emporia State OF Ashton Atwell, Southern Arkansas OF Reed Karsten, Winona State OF Kaylee Brunson, Central Oklahoma OF Lexie Loos, Wayne State (Neb.) OF Hanah Schmoll, Minnesota-Duluth DP McKenzie Rynard, Pittsburg State DP Maddie Dow, Southern Arkansas UT-P Jenelle Trautman, Augustana** UT-P Lauren Thimmesch, Washburn UT-NP Taylor Davis, East Central UT-NP Whitney Robinson, Arkansas Tech EAST FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM P Chelsea Botsch, Wilmington P Samantha Esque, Post P Ali Maloof, Southern New Hampshire** P Lindsay Mapes, Adelphi P Ashley Martin, LIU Post P Amber Padilla, Caldwell C Alyssa Calderon, Caldwell C Jackie Couillard, Mercy 1B Kortney Kramer, Caldwell 1B Kat Zabielski, NYIT 2B Tori Duquette, NYIT 2B Ashley Abad, Assumption 3B Brenna Martini, Adelphi 3B Arianna LaPuma, Dowling SS Jeane Drury, Pace SS Kelsey Doherty, Wilmington OF Mo Hannah, Southern New Hampshire OF Chelsea Gourdin, NYIT OF Amy Hickman, Caldwell OF Brielle Reighn, Caldwell OF Shelby Yung, Pace OF Jamie Wiley, Franklin Pierce DP Sarah Lavallee, Southern New Hampshire DP Paige Swantek, LIU Post UT-P Tracey Balinskas, Molloy UT-P Bailey Waters, Holy Family UT-NP Dara Schroeder, Georgian Court UT-NP Colby Wyatt, Wilmington
- 8. MIDWEST FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM P Sarah Alley, Ashland P Haley Fagan, Trevecca Nazarene P Morgan Foley, Indianapolis P Casi Rohr, Walsh P Hannah Perryman, Missouri-St. Louis** P Bridgette Sappington, Rockhurst C Madison Zbaraschuk, Missouri-St. Louis C Lex Van Nostrand, Truman State 1B Brianna Butler, Missouri-St. Louis 1B Jen Moore, Ashland 2B MacKenzi Dorsam, Southern Indiana** 2B Amanda Maxon, Lake Superior State 3B Lindsey Stephens, Trevecca Nazarene 3B Jade McGarr, Wayne State (Mich.) SS Alex Stupek, Missouri-St. Louis SS Taylor Kline, Ohio Dominican OF Taylor Menhart, Ashland OF Grace Clark, Southern Indiiana OF Katie Rutledge, Missouri-St. Louis OF Bekah Kastning, Hillsdale OF Casey Williamson, Indianapolis OF Kristen Lucas, Wayne State (Mich.) DP Faith Song, William Jewell DP Taylor Russell, Indianapolis UT-P Lyndsay Butler, Wayne State (Mich.) UT-P Ally Foster, Bellarmine UT-NP Ashli King, Illinois Springfield UT-NP Kelly Wallace, Ohio Dominican SOUTH FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM P Caitlyn Calhoun, Valdosta State P Hillary Carpenter, North Alabama P Niki Fogle, Rollins P Kelly Robey, Union P Julia Morrow, Tampa** P Alana Tabel, Saint Leo C Dee Espinosa, Barry C Hailee Keisling, Rollins 1B Kiley Rusen, Valdosta State 1B Erin Dixson, Eckerd 2B Brittany Johnson, Rollins 2B Amber Adcock, Delta State 3B Kaitlyn Bannister, Alabama-Huntsville** 3B Adrianna Sanders, Saint Leo SS Jaime Phillips, Valdosta State SS Jasmine McNeal, Lane OF Courtney Albritton, Valdosta State OF Fran Johnson, Valdosta State OF Elaine Brown, Florida Tech OF Libby Olinger, North Alabama OF Brianna Sullivan, Alabama-Huntsville OF Ashley Stassin, West Alabama DP Angela Kafalas, Saint Leo OF Kassidy Tally, Delta State UT-P Amber Hay, Eckerd DP Nicole Miller, Florida Tech UT-NP Treasure Rodriguez, West Alabama UT-P Tyler Harrison, Alabama-Huntsville UT-NP Chelsea Hall, Claflin SOUTH CENTRAL FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM P Vianna Gutierrez Touchtone, St. Mary’s** P Shea Coats, Oklahoma Christian P Brandy Marlett, Angelo State P Rita Hokianga, West Texas A&M P Kenzie Mattey, Metropolitan State P Kelsey Watson, Cameron C Lacey Taylor, West Texas A&M C Liz Torres, Lubbock Christian 1B Kendra Sancet, Texas Woman’s 1B Haley Richter, St. Mary’s 2B Alex Mayfield, St. Edward’s 2B Sammie Murrietta, Lubbock Christian 3B Nicole Sardelich, St. Mary’s 3B Lauren Renneker, Cameron SS Nicole Nordie, Texas Woman’s SS Makayla Kovac, Colorado Mesa OF Renee Erwin, West Texas A&M** SS Kendra Pierce, Oklahoma Christian OF Tara Martini, Cameron OF Katelyn Conlee, Tarleton State OF Taylor Vidrine, St. Mary’s OF Ashley Hardin, West Texas A&M DP Allie Smith, West Texas A&M OF Micherie Koria, Angelo State UT-P Sonona Zukerman, Cameron DP Sydney Beuthien, Lubbock Christian UT-NP Laura Mabary, Texas Woman’s DP Paine Daino, Cameron UT-P Brooke Hodgson, Colorado Mesa UT-NP Erica Everson, Black Hills State SOUTHEAST FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM P Maria Boyette, Georgia College P Paige Deschaine, GRU Augusta P Courtney Poole, North Georgia** P Carly Lewis, Georgia College P Carley Tysinger, Catawba P Ollivia McLemore, Armstrong Atlantic State C Cailah Niles, Anderson C Autumn Parrish, Armstrong Atlantic State 1B Kim McMillan, North Georgia** 1B Brooke Stephens, GRU Augusta 2B Jessica Neidgh, Anderson 2B Peyton Roth, Armstrong Atlantic State 3B Sarah Magill, Young Harris 3B Sloane McPeak, Belmont Abbey SS Alexis Burrell, Wingate SS Alexis Mercer, Armstrong Atlantic State OF Danielle Bernstein, Georgia College OF Gabby Bedard, Newberry OF Bre Lockett, Carson-Newman OF Sierra Newman, Armstrong Atlantic State OF Kelsey Vining, Montevallo OF Sydnee Weaver, Young Harris DP Rachel Reynolds, Armstrong Atlantic State DP Brea Hartley, UNC Pembroke UT-P Chelsea Jones, Anderson UT-P Maude McCourry, Newberry UT-NP Elayna Siebert, Carson-Newman UT-NP Natalie Naturile, Catawba
- 9. WEST FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM P Michelle Duncan, Dixie State** P Aryn Feickert, Dixie State P Loie Kesterson, California Baptist P Kayla Hatch, California Baptist P Amanda Llerena, Sonoma State P Katie Obbema, Humboldt State C Marla Reiter, Dixie State C Savannah Miller, California Baptist 1B Madison Casto, Cal State-Monterey Bay 1B Emily Greene, Hawaii-Hilo 2B Tiffany Hollingsworth, Humboldt State 2B Nicole Chavez, Dixie State 3B Nicki Sprague, Azusa Pacific 3B Alissa Greehaw, Cal State-Monterey Bay SS Nicole Nobbe, Cal State-San Bernardino SS Taylor Hoke, Montana State-Billings OF Janessa Bassett, Dixie State OF Colleen Aubrey, Hawaii-Hilo OF Courtney Hine, Dixie State OF Hanna Holland, Humboldt State OF Keeley Ray, Sonoma State OF Anneliese Lopez, Cal State-Monterey Bay DP Bianca Noriega, Cal State-Monterey Bay OF Haily MacDonald, Academy of Art UT-P Cori Reinhardt, Cal State-Monterey Bay** OF Dani Randall, Humboldt State UT-NP Ancia Purdy, Sonoma State DP Gabby Gonzalez, Cal State-East Bay UT-P Sam Munger, Saint Martin’s UT-NP Dani Wall, Saint Martin’s **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.