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Softball Award Winners Softball Award Winners Division I First-Team All-Americans by School ....................................................... 2 Division I First-Team All-America (1984-2014) .................................................. 3 Division II First-Team All-Americans by School ....................................................... 5 Division II First-Team All-America (1986-2014) .................................................. 6 Division III First-Team All-Americans by School ....................................................... 8 Division III First-Team All-America (1982-2014) .................................................. 9 National Award Winners ...........................12 2 NCAA 2016 SOFTBALL AwaRDS RECORDS THROUGH 2015 All-America Teams Chosen by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association 84— Karen Fellenz CENTRAL MICH. (1) HOFSTRA (1) ARIZONA ST. (20) 91— Pam Stanley 12— Olivia Galati Division I 15— Amber Freeman COLORADO ST. (1) ILLINOIS (2) All-Americans 13—Amber Freeman 97— Sarah Fredstrom 10— Meredith Hackett 12— Katelyn Boyd 06— Jenna Hall by College Alix Johnson CREIGHTON (1) 11— Katelyn Boyd 88— Jody Schwartz ILL.-CHICAGO (1) Kaylyn Castillo 05— Cameron Astiazaran (First-Team Selections) Dallas Escobedo DePAUL (3) 03— Lindsay Chouinard INDIANA (2) ALABAMA (18) 10— Katelyn Boyd 09— Kaitlin Cochran 99— Liza Brown 86— Karleen Moore 15— Hayley McCleney 95— Missy Nowak Amy Unterbrink 14— Hayley McCleney 08— Katie Burkhart Jaclyn Traina Kaitlin Cochran FLORIDA (12) IOWA (4) 13— Kayla Braud 07— Katie Burkhart 15— Lauren Haeger 01— Kristi Hanks 12— Jackie Traina Kaitlin Cochran Kelsey Stewart 97— Debbie Bilbao 11— Kayla Braud 06— Kaitlin Cochran 14— Kelsey Stewart 91— Diane Pohl Kelsi Dunne 02— Phelan Wright 13— Lauren Haeger 90— Diane Pohl Jackie Traina 99— Erica Beach Hannah Rogers 09— Kelsi Dunne 97— Lisa Dacquisto 12— Michelle Moultrie KANSAS (5) Charlotte Morgan 93— Lisa Dacquisto 11— Kelsey Bruder 92— Camille Spitaleri 08— Kelley Montalvo 92— Rachel Brown Megan Bush 91— Camille Spitaleri Charlotte Morgan 86— Kathy Escarcega Brittany Schutte 90— Camille Spitaleri Brittany Rogers AUBURN (3) 09— Stacey Nelson 87— Sheila Connolly 86— Tracy Bunge 07— Lauren Parker 15— Emily Carosone 08— Alexandra Gardiner 02— Ashley Courtney Kasey Cooper Stacey Nelson LA.-LAFAYETTE (15) 01— Kelly Kretschman 14— Branndi Melero 15— Lexie Elkins 00— Ginger Jones FLORIDA ST. (9) BAYLOR (1) 14— Maddie O’Brien 12—Christi Orgeron Kelly Kretschman 08—Holly Tankersley 14— Whitney Canion Lacey Waldrop ARIZONA (57) 06— Veronica Wootson 06— Danyele Gomez 14— Hallie Wilson BOSTON U. (1) 04— Jessica van der Linden 04— Brooke Mitchell 11— Brittany Lastrapes 10— April Setterlund 03— Jessica van der Linden 00— Tiffany Clark 10— Kenzie Fowler 02— Brandi Stuart 96— Cheryl Longeway Brittany Lastrapes BYU (4) 99— Danielle Cox 95— Cheryl Longeway 09— Brittany Lastrapes 12— Delaney Willard 96— Shamalene Wilson Kathy Morton 07— Caitlin Lowe 03— Oli Keohohou 93— Lisa Davidson 94— Stephanie DeFeo 06— Kristie Fox 02— Oli Keohohou Kyla Hall Caitlin Lowe 01— Oli Keohohou FORDHAM (1) Kathy Morton 10— Jen Mineau 93— Kyla Hall 05— Kristie Fox CALIFORNIA (14) Caitlin Lowe 92— Dorsey Steamer 12— Jolene Henderson FRESNO ST. (24) 90— Stefni Whitton 04— Wendy Allen Valerie Arioto 05— Jamie Southern Autumn Champion 11— Jolene Henderson 04— Christina Clark LA.-MONROE (1) Alicia Hollowell 10— Valerie Arioto Jamie Southern 97— Sarah Dawson Caitlin Lowe 06— Haley Woods 02— Jamie Southern 03— Autumn Champion 05— Vicky Galindo 00— Amanda Scott LSU (10) Alicia Hollowell 04— Vicky Galindo 99— Angela Cervantez 15—Bianka Bell Lovie Jung 01— Veronica Nelson Amanda Scott 13—Rachele Fico 02— Jennie Finch 95— Gillian Boxx 98— Laura Berg 12—Rachele Fico Leneah Manuma 93— Gillian Boxx Nina Lindenberg 10— Kirsten Shortridge 01— Lauren Bauer Michele Granger Amanda Scott 07— Killian Roessner Jennie Finch 92— Michele Granger 97— Laura Berg 02— Britni Sneed Leneah Manuma 91— Michele Granger Amanda Scott 01— Britni Sneed Toni Mascarenas 90— Michele Granger 96— Nina Lindenberg 00— Ashlee Ducote 00— Jennie Finch Lindsay Parker Stephanie Hastings 98— Lauren Bauer CAL POLY (1) 95— Laura Berg 99— Ashlee Ducote Leah Braatz 07— Lisa Modglin Robyn Yorke LOUISIANA TECH (4) Nancy Evans 94— Robyn Yorke Toni Mascarenas CAL POLY POMONA (5) 88— Debbie Nichols 91— Terry Carpenter 86— Stacey Johnson Alison McCutcheon 88— Alison Stowell Julie Smith Leticia Pineda 86— Alison Stowell 85— LeAnn Jarvis 90— Martha Noffsinger 84— LeAnn Jarvis 97— Leah Braatz 85— Rhonda Wheatley Julie Smith Nancy Evans 84— Laura Myers 89— Terry Carpenter MASSACHUSETTS (1) Alison McCutcheon Rhonda Wheatley 88— Melanie Parrent 99— Danielle Henderson Leah O’Brien CAL ST. FULLERTON (16) 87— Gena Strang Leticia Pineda MICHIGAN (19) 96— Jenny Dalton 03— Jenny Topping FURMAN (1) 02— Gina Oaks 15— Kelly Christner Alison McCutcheon 93— Cathy Frohnheiser Sierra Romero Leticia Pineda Jenny Topping 01— Jenny Topping GEORGIA (6) 14— Sierra Romero 95— Leah Braatz 11— Amanda Chidester Amy Chellevold 92— Tiffany Boyd 14— Alex Hugo 91— Tiffany Boyd 09— Nikki Nemitz Jenny Dalton 09— Alisa Goler 08— Samantha Findlay Carrie Dolan 89— Missy Coombes Taylor Schlopy Carey Hess 06— Jennie Ritter Laura Espinoza 05— Kim Wendland 05— Tiffany Haas Leah O’Brien 87— Connie Clark 04— Nicole Barber Chenita Rogers Jennie Ritter 94— Leah Braatz Kim Wendland 01— Kelsey Kollen Amy Chellevold 86— Susan LeFebvre Chenita Rogers GEORGIA TECH (3) 98— Traci Conrad Jenny Dalton Sara Griffin Laura Espinoza 85— JoAnn Ferrieri 10— Jen Yee Debbie Mygind 07— Caitlin Lever 97— Traci Conrad Leah O’Brien 96— Sara Griffin Susie Parra Terry Oberg 97— Laura Williams 84— Sue Lewis 95— Sara Griffin 93— Jamie Heggen HAWAII (3) Kelly Kovach Susie Parra CAL ST. NORTHRIDGE (3) 10— Melissa Gonzalez 93— Patti Benedict 92— Debby Day 96— Scia Maumausolo 03— Stacey Porter 89— Jenny Allard Jody Miller-Pruitt 93— Beth Calcante 95— Brooke Wilkins 86— Alicia Seegret 91— Julie Standering Scia Maumausolo 90— Vivian Holm NCAA 2016 SOFTBALL AwaRDS RECORDS THROUGH 2015 3 MINNESOTA (2) Michele Smith 07— Megan Gibson VIRGINIA TECH (2) 98— Shannon Beeler 88— Dee Brewer Amanda Scarborough 08— Angela Tincher 96— Rachel Nelson Michele Smith 05— Amanda Scarborough 07— Angela Tincher 96— Kendall Richards OLE MISS (1) OREGON (9) 93— Jennifer McFalls WASHINGTON (21) 08— Lauren Grill 15— Cheridan Hawkins 88— Liz Mizera 14— Victoria Hayward 14— Courtney Ceo MISSISSIPPI ST. (11) 87— Shawn Andaya 13— Kaitlin Inglesby Cheridan Hawkins Liz Mizera 10— Danielle Lawrie 10— Chelsea Bramlett 13— Jessica Moore Julie Smith Jenn Salling 09— Chelsea Bramlett Alexa Peterson 86— Cindy Cooper Niki Williams 08— Chelsea Bramlett Janie Takeda 85— Josie Carter 09— Ashley Charters Courtney Bures 07— Jennifer Salling Judy Trussell Danielle Lawrie 07— Chelsea Bramlett 91— Julie Cavanaugh 84— Josie Carter 07— Danielle Lawrie 05— Courtney Bures 89— Katie Wiese Dena Tyson 04— Iyhia McMichael UTEP (1) OREGON ST. (3) 05— Kristen Rivera 03— Iyhia McMichael 12— Camilla Carrera 06— Cambria Miranda 04— Kristen Rivera 01— Kellie Wilkerson 03— Kristen Rivera 00— Keri McCallum 05— Brianne McGowan TOLEDO (1) 00— Tarrah Beyster 02— Jaime Clark Kellie Wilkerson 90— Rhonda King-Randolph 00— Jamie Graves MISSOURI (4) PACIFIC (2) UCF (1) Jennifer Spediacci 13— Chelsea Thomas 04— Gina Carbonatto 15— Shelby Turnier Jenny Topping 12— Chelsea Thomas 85— Becky Suttman 99— Becky Newbry UCLA (54) 97— Sara Pickering 11— Chelsea Thomas PENN ST. (1) 97— Barb Wright 15— Allexis Bennett 96— Michelle Church 13— Cassidy Bell Ally Carda Heather Meyer NEBRASKA (6) PURDUE (1) 14— Ally Carda Sara Pickering 14— Taylor Edwards Stepheny LaRosa 99— Jennifer Lizama 03— Andrea Hillsey 12— Stephany LaRosa WESTERN KY. (1) 98— Ali Viola SOUTH CAROLINA (10) 11— Andrea Harrison 15— Miranda Kramer Jenny Voss 15— Alaynie Page 10— Megan Langenfield 96— Ali Viola 99— Kim Pietro GiOnna DiSalvatore 85— Denise Eckert 97— Trinity Johnson 09— Megan Langenfeld Division I All- NEW MEXICO (1) 92— Tiff Tootle Katie Schroeder 91— Tricia Popowski 08—GiOnna DiSalvatore America Teams 86— Kathy Dyer 90— Michelle Delloso Anjelica Selden NICHOLLS ST. (2) 89— Michelle Delloso 06— Andrea Duran 85— Karen Allen Tricia Popowski Anjelica Selden (1984-15) 84— Karen Allen 88— Karen Sanchelli 04— Caitlin Benyi 87— Karen Sanchelli 03— Keira Goerl 1984 NORTH CAROLINA (3) Tairia Mims SOUTH FLA. (2) 1B—Laura Myers, Cal Poly Pomona 10— Danielle Spalding Claire Sua 2B—Karen Fellenz, Arizona 98— Brandy Arthur 92— Dawn Melfi Natasha Watley SS—Kelly Smith, Utah St. 96— Christine Kubin 86— Leslie Kanter 02— Amanda Freed 3B—Sheila Cornell, UCLA SOUTHERN MISS. (3) Keira Goerl OF—Sue Lewis, Cal St. Fullerton NORTHERN ILL. (3) Stacey Nuveman 89— Jill Justin 00— Courtney Blades OF—Karen Allen, Nicholls St. Natasha Watley OF—Josie Carter, Texas A&M 88— Jill Justin 99— Amy Berman 01— Stacey Nuveman 87— Jill Justin Courtney Blades U—Trish Mang, UCLA Natasha Watley C—LeAnn Jarvis, Louisiana Tech UNI (1) STANFORD (11) 00— Natasha Watley P—Debbie Doom, UCLA 99— Christie Ambrosi 02— Lindsay Wood 11— Ashley Hansen P—Lisa Ishikawa, Northwestern 10— Alissa Haber Courtney Dale P—Rhonda Wheatley, Cal Poly Pomona NORTHWESTERN (8) 09— Alissa Haber Amanda Freed 11— Adrienne Monka Missy Penna Stacey Nuveman 1985 09— Adrienne Monka 04— Dana Sorensen 97— Stacey Nuveman 96— B’Ann Burns 1B—Annette Ausseresses, Utah Tammy Williams 02— Jessica Mendoza 2B—Judy Trussell, Texas A&M 08—Tammy Williams 01— Dana Sorensen 95— Jennifer Brundage 94— Jennifer Brundage SS—Denise Eckert, Nebraska 07—Tammy Williams Sarah Beeson 3B—JoAnn Ferrieri, Cal St. Fullerton 05— Garland Cooper Jessica Mendoza DeeDee Weiman 93— Lisa Fernandez OF—Becky Suttman, Pacific 85— Lisa Ishikawa 00— Jessica Mendoza OF—Josie Carter, Texas A&M 84— Lisa Ishikawa 99— Jessica Mendoza 92— Joanne Alchin Lisa Fernandez OF—Karen Allen, Nicholls St. OHIO ST. (1) TENNESSEE (18) Yvonne Gutierrez U—Terry Oberg, Cal St. Fullerton 02— Anna Smith 14— Madison Shipman 91— Heather Compton C—LeAnn Jarvis, Louisiana Tech P—Rhonda Wheatley, Cal Poly Pomona OKLAHOMA (19) 13— Raven Chavanne Lisa Fernandez Lauren Gibson Yvonne Gutierrez P—Debbie Mygind, Cal St.
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