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NJCAA DI All-Region Teams 2017 NFCA NJCAA DI All-Region Midwest FIRST TEAM Pos. First Name Last Name School Pitcher Emily Oestreich Lake Land College Pitcher Niki Gonzalez San Jacinto College-South Pitcher Olivia Goodale Indian Hills Community College Catcher Sierra Walton Indian Hills Community College Catcher Taylor Goulet Navarro College Infield Samantha Valentine Lake Land College Infield Paige Mendoza Crowder College Infield Savana Guidry Lamar State College-Port Arthur Infield Kaylee Parker Angelina College Infield Makenzie Goswick Tyler Junior College Outfield Natalie David Wabash Valley College Outfield Oakley Sisemore Crowder College Outfield Shaena Robinson Marshalltown Community College Outfield Haylee Short Lake Land College DP Rebecca Snow Tyler Junior College Utility Kristen Dempsey Crowder College SECOND TEAM Pitcher Kelly Mardones Tyler Junior College Pitcher Colleen Bentke Blinn College Pitcher Jade Montgomery Wabash Valley College Pitcher Maddie Massannelli Crowder College Catcher Katlin Kerl San Jacinto College-South Catcher Jo Rivera Kilgore College Infield Shyanne Dubois Indian Hills Community College Infield Bailey Bunch Crowder College Infield Jade Lee Iowa Western College Infield Lacey Wilzbacher Wabash Valley College Infield Savanah Martinez Trinity Valley Community College Outfield Briana Paysinger Tyler Junior College Outfield Katie Kuester Olney Central College Outfield Mikayla Thompson Southeastern Illinois College Outfield Haillie Weber Tyler Junior College DP Tegan Murphy Lake Land College Utility Addison Baele Lake Land College 2017 NFCA NJCAA DI All-Region South FIRST TEAM Pos. First Name Last Name School Pitcher Courtney Gettins Florida SouthWestern State College Pitcher Krystal Goodman Chipola College Pitcher Morgan Goree Chipola College Catcher Taylor Beshears Wallace State University Community College-Hanceville Catcher Molly Roark Florida SouthWestern State College Infield Brianna Fickes Georgia Highlands College Infield Destinee Lizzmore College of Central Florida Infield Brooke Barlow College of Central Florida Infield Marta Fuentes Florida SouthWestern State College Infield Caeley Nix College of Central Florida Outfield Jordan Davis Seminole State College of Florida Outfield Christian Quinn Florida SouthWestern State College Outfield Barbara Woll Chipola College Outfield Kelsee Cullop College of Central Florida DP Alexis Grampp Chipola College DP Allison Pickett Faulkner State Community College Utility Kaleigh Wynne Chattanooga State Community College SECOND TEAM Pitcher Morgan Cushman College of Central Florida Pitcher Melanie Murphy Seminole State College of Florida Pitcher Rebecca Meade Seminole State College of Florida Catcher Bri Bennett Lake Sumter State College Catcher Karlee Beard Daytona State College Infield Madison Chambers Shelton State Community College Infield Tori Robinson Northwest Florida State College Infield Whitney Foyer Seminole State College of Florida Infield Lillie McCrary Chattanooga State Community College Infield Debora Fernanda Chipola College Infield Mari Pereira Northwest Florida State College Outfield Bailey Burk Gulf Coast State College Outfield Amber Hammonds Wallace State Community College-Hanceville Outfield Stefany Collins Indian River State College Outfield Michalyn Bingham Indian River State College DP Payton Carpenter Gulf Coast State College Utility Alyssa Oakes Seminole State College of Florida 2017 NFCA NJCAA DI All-Region West FIRST TEAM Pos. First Name Last Name School Pitcher Regan Mergele Butler Community College Pitcher Brooke Ford North Central Texas College Pitcher Crystine Kistner Midland College Catcher Jaydee Boursaw Yavapai College Catcher Evelyn Loyola Howard College Infield Becca Schulte Butler Community College Infield Andrea Sotelo Yavapai College Infield Ki'Audra Hayter Butler Community College Infield Jasmine Wessel Western Nebraska Community College Infield Jackie Mercado Howard College Infield Erin Emanuel College of Southern Idaho Outfield Macie Perrin Weatherford College Outfield Kenzie Young Butler Community College Outfield Raelynn Rios Yavapai College Outfield Madoline Seumalo Howard College DP Kaylynn Lopez Howard College Utility Brynn Minor Butler Community College SECOND TEAM Pitcher Morgan Rackel Weatherford College Pitcher Kiana Spencer Yavapai College Pitcher Belinda Gonzalez Arizona Western College Pitcher Amy Robinson Yavapai College Catcher Margarita Corona Pima Community College Catcher Lauren Oxford Western Nebraska Community College Infield Kayal Martin El Paso Community College Infield Allison Betty Arizona Western College Infield Nicole Renner College of Southern Idaho Infield Bianca Cerda Midland College Infield Alexis Moeaki McCook Community College Outfield Emily Selby Western Nebraska Community College Outfield Skylar Cook College of Southern Idaho Outfield Haley Rodriguez Clarendon College Outfield Kiana Broderson-Jones Midland College DP Isabelle Mejia Eastern Arizona College DP Melanie Groenewegen College of Southern Idaho Utility Megan Darling Howard College Utility Payton Reynolds Barton Community College.
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