D2CCA All-Americans 2016

1. 2016 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
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)
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)
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 Sheppard, 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: Tuesday, May 17, 2016
Courtney Poole, who led NCAA Division II in wins this
season and Brooklynn Clark, the top hitter in the Division II
ranks this spring, head the Division II Collegiate
Commissioner’s Association All-America softball team for
the 2016 season.
Poole was named as the “Ron Lenz Pitcher of the Year” for
the second year in succession after posting a 53-4 record
for the Nighthawks in 2016, breaking the Division II record
for wins in a season. She also has the third-lowest earned
run average in Division II of 0.76 and struck out 445 hitters
in 378 2/3 innings.
She is one of three North Georgia players to make the first
team, joining outfielder Stephanie Hartness and second
baseman Meredith Heyer. Hartness batted .469 on the
year and was named as the Peach Belt Athletic
Conference’s “Player of the year”, while Heyer hit .415 and
drove in 49 runs to earn first-team All-PBAC honors.
Clark, the “Ron Lenz Player of the Year”, leads NCAA
Division II in hitting with a .500 average and is second in
runs batted in with 78, as she belted 16 home runs during
the 2016 campaign. The Gulf South Conference “Player of
the Year” joins teammate Anna Gayle Norris as the first
North Alabama players to earn All-America honors on the
team selected by sports information directors since the
program began in 2007.
Norris, named as the first-team designated hitter, hit .387
during the season with 14 home runs and 64 runs batted in.
Joining Poole on the first-team pitching staff were a pair of standouts from the Great Lakes
Valley Conference, Indianapolis senior Morgan Foley and Missouri-St. Louis senior Hannah
Perryman. Foley earned the league’s “Pitcher of the Year” honor this season as she went 40-4
with a 0.85 earned run average and 497 strikeouts in 272 innings, while Perryman, who finished
her collegiate career with record totals for strikeouts (1,725) and perfect games (nine), recorded
a 45-6 record and fanned a national-high 567 hitters.
The three first-teams hurlers – the top three in the nation in strikeouts -- combined for 1,509
strikeouts in 1,012 1/3 innings, an average of 10.4 strikeouts per seven innings pitched. In
addition, utility-pitcher Lyndsey Butler of Wayne State (Mich.) fanned another 227 hitters in 226
1/3 innings and also batted .483 with 12 home runs on the year.
Including second-team pitchers Coley Ries of Minnesota State and Carley Tysinger of Catawba,
the top five pitchers in the nation in strikeouts all earned a spot on the D2CCA All-America team.
The left side of the first team infield consists of third baseman Kaitlyn Bannister of Alabama-
Huntsville, the national leader in runs batted in with 81 and Colorado Mesa shortstop Makayla
Kovac, named as the top offensive player in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference after
posting the third-highest slugging percentage in Division II at .922 with 42 extra base hits.
Top-ranked West Texas A&M had one of the other selections in the outfield in Ashley Hardin,
whose 23 home runs and 78 RBI rank second in the nation, while the third outfielder is Fairmont
State’s Courtney Iacobacci, who set six single-season school records in earning Mountain East
Conference “Player of the Year” honors.
Southern Indiana’s Haley Hodges – the national leader in slugging percentage at 1.000 and on-
base percentage who also threw out over 50 percent of the runners attempting to steal -- was
named as the first team catcher, while the utility player on this year’s squad is Salem
International’s Katie Chryssofos, who ranks in the top seven nationally in homers, RBI and
slugging percentage.
This is the 10th season of the All-America program which is selected by CoSIDA members from
schools playing in NCAA Division II and first in which the program was solely sponsored by the
Division II Collegiate Commissioners Association.
Courtney Poole
North Georgia
Brooklynn Clark
North Alabama

2. 2016 Division II CCA
All-America Softball Team (First team)
PITCHER: MORGAN FOLEY, Sr., University of Indianapolis (Louisville, Ky.)
GLVC Pitcher of the Year led Division II in strikeouts per seven innings (12.8) and in fewest hits allowed (3.17 per seven innings).
W-L S ERA CG ShO IP H R ER BB K
40-4 1 0.85 24 6/9 272.0 123 41 33 84 497
PITCHER: HANNAH PERRYMAN, Sr., University of Missouri-St. Louis (Streamwood, Ill.)
Completed a record-setting career with the most strikeouts of any pitcher in Division II in a season and in history (1,725).
W-L S ERA CG ShO IP H R ER BB K
45-6 1 1.18 50 24 361.2 175 64 61 67 567
PITCHER: COURTNEY POOLE, Sr., University of North Georgia (Watkinsville, Ga.)
D2CCA national Pitcher of the Year for second year in succession; leads nation in wins, is third in ERA and strikeouts.
W-L S ERA CG ShO IP H R ER BB K
53-4 1 0.76 47 24/7 378.2 214 55 41 52 445
CATCHER: HALEY HODGES, Jr., University of Southern Indiana (Portage, Ind.)
Owns the top slugging (1.000) and on-base percentage (.578) marks in Division II; also threw out 12 of 23 runners attempting to steal against her..
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.458 155 58 71 18 0 22 72 1.000 45 14 .578 2 .981
FIRST BASE: BROOKLYNN CLARK, Sr., University of North Alabama (Seadrift, Texas)
Selected as D2CCA’s national Player of the Year; leads Division II in hitting and hits while ranking second in runs batted in.
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.500 200 63 100 19 0 16 78 .835 14 8 .534 3 .995
SECOND BASE: MEREDITH HEYER, Sr., University of North Georgia (Marietta, Ga.)
Earned first-team All-PBAC honors and was one of two North Georgia players to record a slugging percentage of better than .700.
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.415 147 36 61 15 3 7 49 .701 22 15 .483 12 .974
THIRD BASE: KAITLYN BANNISTER, Jr., University of Alabama Huntsville (Albertville, Ala.)
Third Gulf South player on first team; leads Division II with 81 runs batted in and in the top 10 in runs scored per game.
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.407 194 65 79 17 0 17 81 .758 15 8 .453 17 .919
SHORTSTOP: MAKAYLA KOVAC, Sr., Colorado Mesa University (Erie, Colo.)
RMAC Offensive Player of the Year had 42 extra base hits, leading to a slugging percentage of .922 that ranks third in Division II.
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.449 167 66 75 23 1 18 63 .922 21 9 .500 3 .920
OUTFIELD: ASHLEY HARDIN, So., West Texas A&M University (Flower Mound, Texas)
Ranks second in the nation in home runs and runs batted in; is one of four West Texas A&M players on the All-America team.
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.386 189 58 73 14 1 23 78 .836 32 23 .465 7 .961
OUTFIELD: STEPHANIE HARTNESS, Jr., University of North Georgia (Niceville, Fla.)
Peach Belt Conference Player of the Year ranks eighth in the nation in hitting and 12th
in on-base percentage.
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.469 196 60 92 19 3 9 52 .735 29 2 .538 23 .975
OUTFIELD: COURTNEY IACOBACCI, Sr., Fairmont State University (Stow, Ohio)
Set six single season records at Fairmont State, including batting, slugging and on-base percentages to earn Mountain East Player of Year honors.
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.456 158 53 72 8 0 19 40 .867 21 8 .530 10 .952
DESIGNATED PLAYER: ANNA GAYLE NORRIS, Jr., University of North Alabama (Gordo, Ala.)
Batted .387 for a North Alabama team that won the South Regional championship for the first time in school history.
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.387 163 26 63 7 0 14 64 .687 24 16 .466 1 1.000
UTILITY: KATIE CHRYSSOFOS, Sr., Salem International University (Chapmanville, W.Va.)
Finished in the top seven in Division II in home runs, runs batted in and slugging percentage; named GMAC’s top offensive player.
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.396 134 39 53 6 2 19 61 .896 30 30 .509 8 .958
UTILITY-PITCHER: LYNDSAY BUTLER, Jr., Wayne State University (Cambridge, Ont.)
Named as the GLIAC Player of the Year; ranks fourth in D-II in both offensive (batting average) and pitching (shutouts with 11) categories.
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD W-L S ERA IP K
.483 201 60 97 19 7 12 42 .826 16 7 .521 4 .973 29-6 4 0.77 226.1 227

3. 2016 Division II CCA
All-America Softball (Second team)
PITCHER: STEPHANIE ADKINS, Jr., Saint Leo University (Orlando, Fla.)
W-L S ERA CG ShO IP H R ER BB K
18-4 1 0.99 15 9 141.2 79 23 20 35 164
PITCHER: COLEY RIES, Jr., Minnesota State University (Eagle Lake, Minn.)
W-L S ERA CG ShO IP H R ER BB K
29-7 1 1.18 26 9/3 255.0 132 55 43 79 434
PITCHER: CARLEY TYSINGER, Sr., Catawba College (Lexington, N.C.)
W-L S ERA CG ShO IP H R ER BB K
32-11 1 1.04 40 10/1 297.0 196 70 44 65 413
CATCHER: MARISA MONASSERI, So.,, Caldwell College (Monroe, N.J.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.423 123 32 52 8 1 17 57 .919 36 7 .564 0 .986
FIRST BASE: KATE RUWE, Sr., University of Nebraska-Kearney (Blair, Neb.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.472 127 30 60 9 0 17 42 .899 23 12 .543 0 996
SECOND BASE: JESSICA SIMMONS, Sr., Southeastern Oklahoma State University (Bethel, Okla.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.460 163 47 75 14 1 4 23 .632 25 11 .532 47 .969
THIRD BASE: MEGAN COLBURN, Sr., Lubbock Christian University (Denver, Colo.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.384 177 65 68 14 0 24 69 .870 33 26 .486 1 .898
SHORTSTOP: MORGAN HEARD, So., University of Central Oklahoma (Midwest City, Okla.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.463 203 72 94 23 3 8 50 .724 23 16 .515 16 .906
OUTFIELD: JANESSA BASSETT, So., Dixie State University (Stansbury Park, Utah)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.474 173 50 82 17 4 1 28 .636 17 15 .536 29 .971
OUTFIELD: TEALEY FARQUHAR, Sr., Texas Woman’s University (Lampasas, Texas)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.441 202 70 89 7 1 0 39 .485 24 14 .509 47 .984
OUTFIELD: BROOKE GOAD, So., Southern Arkansas University (Waxahachie, Texas)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.362 174 62 63 11 0 22 53 .805 49 38 .504 4 .959
DESIGNATED PLAYER: ASHLYN WHITE, Jr., Henderson State University (Longview, Texas)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.360 150 33 54 6 0 15 52 .700 63 19 .553 1 1.000
UTILITY: LONDON MILLER, Jr., California Baptist University (Waterford, Calif.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.373 134 21 50 14 0 7 34 .634 10 17 .435 0 .993
UTILITY-PITCHER: JALISSA GUM, Jr,. Arkansas Tech University (Red Rock, Okla.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD W-L S ERA IP K
.369 179 44 66 16 3 10 49 .659 26 30 .458 4 .949 22-4 1 0.60 187.1 264

4. 2016 Division II CCA
All-America Softball (Third team)
PITCHER: TORI BAYER, Sr., West Texas A&M University (Floresville, Texas)
W-L S ERA CG ShO IP H R ER BB K
17-0 12 1.24 4 3 101.2 85 22 18 36 102
PITCHER: KIMMY BEASLEY, Sr., Southern Arkansas University (Foreman, Ark.)
W-L S ERA CG ShO IP H R ER BB K
25-4 3 1.25 20 9/2 196.2 135 46 35 33 214
PITCHER: ALLI BURDETTE, Jr., University of Charleston (Charleston, W.Va.)
W-L S ERA CG ShO IP H R ER BB K
32-4 2 1.46 20 9/2 225.1 151 63 47 61 198
CATCHER: LACEY TAYLOR, Sr., West Texas A&M University (Byers, Texas)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.371 159 53 59 22 1 8 57 .673 53 21 .539 1 .994
FIRST BASE: SYDNEY WELLMANN, Sr., St. Mary’s University (Brenham, Texas)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.363 168 46 61 9 0 16 65 .702 45 33 .526 1 .989
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
.379 161 31 61 15 1 12 56 .708 37 15 .495 1 .919
THIRD BASE: BRENNA MARTINI, So., Adelohi University (Fairfield, Conn.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.424 139 42 59 13 3 14 61 .863 45 12 .550 0 .929
SHORTSTOP: ALEX STUPEK, Jr., University of Missouri-St. Louis (Oreana, Ill.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.361 205 46 74 14 2 12 47 .624 16 26 .413 26 .951
OUTFIELD: BRITTANY CRUZ, Fr., West Texas A&M University (New Braunfels, Texas)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.339 171 48 58 14 4 15 67 .731 17 35 .390 1 .905
OUTFIELD: HANNA HOLLAND, So., Humboldt State University (Oakdale, Calif.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.418 184 53 66 8 1 1 25 .489 35 18 .518 66 .963
OUTFIELD: NATALIE LALICH, Jr., University of Indianapolis (Greenwood, Ind.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.388 178 38 69 10 2 14 61 .702 20 20 .441 2 .973
DESIGNATED PLAYER: BAILEY GASPAR, So., University of Hawai’i-Hilo (Vancouver, Wash.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.415 135 29 56 9 0 6 36 .615 25 15 .500 1 1.000
UTILITY: ROXY CHAPA, Fr., Texas A&M University-Kingsville (McAllen, Texas)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD
.345 177 36 61 17 0 10 55 .610 18 16 .407 2 .946
UTILITY-PITCHER: TAYLOR PARKER, Jr., Bloomsburg University (Dewart, Pa.)
AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLUG BB K OBP SB FLD W-L S ERA IP K
.372 172 40 64 16 2 14 52 .733 15 16 .424 0 .968 13-2 0 1.83 107.0 97

5. HONORABLE MENTION:
P: Caitlyn Calhoun, Valdosta State
P: Haley Fagan, Trevecca Nazarene
P: Kilee Halbert, West Texas A&M
P: Katie Obbema, Humboldt State
P: Madison Williams, Humboldt State
C: Maggie Kadrlik, Augustana
C: Austin Wilkerson, Central Washington
1B: Kailyn Campbell, Central Washington
1B: Hannah Reppert, Armstrong Atlantic State
2B: Nicole Camera, Adelphi
2B: Katie Kelly, Indianapolis
3B: Kelly Browning, Charleston
3B: Jade McGarr, Wayne State (Mich.)
SS: Courtney Case, Le Moyne
SS: Reagan Tittle, North Alabama
OF: Niki Cook, Shorter
OF: Rachel DiBartolomeo, Mercyhurst
OF: Kaitlin Moore, Delta State
OF: Courtney Shields, North Alabama
OF: Kelsey Vining, Montevallo
DP: Milan Botte, Molloy
DP: Allie Smith, West Texas A&M
UT: Mellena Helms, Wingate
UT: Abby Roberts, Alabama-Huntsville
UT-P: Tyler Harrison, Alabama-Huntsville
UT-P: Jane Trzaska, Armstrong Atlantic 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
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

6. Since
2016 2007
Abilene Christian .....................................................................0 .................... 2
Adams State............................................................................0 .................... 6
Adelphi.....................................................................................1 .................... 3
Alabama-Huntsville .................................................................1 ................... 11
Anderson .................................................................................0 .................... 3
Angelo State............................................................................0 .................... 9
Arkansas-Monticello................................................................0 .................... 3
Arkansas Tech ........................................................................1 .................... 1
Armstrong Atlantic State .........................................................0 .................... 4
Ashland....................................................................................0 .................... 2
Assumption..............................................................................0 .................... 1
Augustana ...............................................................................0 .................... 5
Azusa Pacific...........................................................................0 .................... 1
Barry ........................................................................................0 .................... 7
Barton ......................................................................................0 .................... 1
Bellarmine................................................................................0 .................... 1
Bloomsburg .............................................................................1 .................... 5
Bowie State .............................................................................0 .................... 2
Cal State-Dominguez Hills ......................................................0 .................... 1
Cal State-San Bernardino .......................................................0 .................... 2
Cal State-Monterey Bay ..........................................................0 .................... 4
Caldwell...................................................................................1 .................... 5
California (Pa.) ........................................................................0 .................... 4
California Baptist .....................................................................1 .................... 1
Cameron..................................................................................0 .................... 1
Carson-Newman .....................................................................0 .................... 7
Catawba ..................................................................................1 .................... 2
Central Missouri ......................................................................0 .................... 2
Central Oklahoma ...................................................................1 .................... 5
Central Washington.................................................................0 .................... 4
Charleston ...............................................................................1 .................... 1
Chowan ...................................................................................0 .................... 1
Colorado Christian...................................................................0 .................... 1
Colorado Mesa ........................................................................1 .................... 3
Colorado School of Mines .......................................................0 .................... 2
Colorado-Colorado Springs.....................................................0 .................... 4
Columbus State.......................................................................0 .................... 3
Concordia-St. Paul ..................................................................0 .................... 1
Dixie State ...............................................................................1 .................... 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.........................................................................1 .................... 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 & State .........................................................0 .................... 3
Georgian Court........................................................................0 .................... 1
Grand Canyon .........................................................................0 .................... 1
Grand Valley State ..................................................................0 .................... 6
Hawai’i-Hilo..............................................................................1 .................... 2
Hawai’i Pacific .........................................................................0 .................... 1
Henderson State .....................................................................1 .................... 4
Hillsdale ...................................................................................0 .................... 1
Holy Family..............................................................................0 .................... 1
Humboldt State........................................................................2 .................... 9
Indianapolis .............................................................................2 ................... 13
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
Lubbock Christian ................................................................... 1.....................1
Mars Hill .................................................................................. 0.....................3
Mary ........................................................................................ 0.....................1
Mercyhurst .............................................................................. 0.....................1
Metropolitan State................................................................... 0.....................3
Midwestern State .................................................................... 0.....................8
Minnesota State...................................................................... 1.....................6
Minot State.............................................................................. 0.....................2
Missouri S&T........................................................................... 0.....................3
Missouri Western .................................................................... 0.....................3
Missouri-St. Louis ................................................................... 2.....................5
Molloy...................................................................................... 0.....................4
Nebraska-Kearney.................................................................. 1.....................1
Nebraska-Omaha.................................................................... 0.....................1
New Haven ............................................................................. 0.....................2
North Alabama........................................................................ 2.....................2
North Carolina Central ............................................................ 0.....................2
North Dakota........................................................................... 0.....................2
North Georgia ......................................................................... 3....................13
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.....................2
Saint Martin’s .......................................................................... 0.....................1
St. Mary’s ................................................................................ 1.....................7
Salem International................................................................. 1.....................1
Shippensburg.......................................................................... 0.....................2
SIU Edwardsville..................................................................... 0.....................1
Sonoma State ......................................................................... 0.....................4
South Carolina Aiken .............................................................. 0.....................1
Southeastern Oklahoma State ............................................... 1.....................7
Southern Arkansas ................................................................. 2.....................2
Southern Connecticut State.................................................... 0.....................1
Southern Indiana..................................................................... 1.....................3
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-Kingsville............................................................. 1.....................2
Texas Woman’s ...................................................................... 1.....................6
UC San Diego......................................................................... 0.....................3
UNC Pembroke....................................................................... 0.....................2
Valdosta State......................................................................... 0....................10
Wayne State (Mich.) ............................................................... 1.....................9
Wayne State (Neb.) ................................................................ 0.....................2
West Alabama......................................................................... 0.....................1
West Chester .......................................................................... 0.....................1
West Florida............................................................................ 0.....................1
West Texas A&M .................................................................... 4....................12
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

7. 2016 Division II CCA
All-America All-Region (by region)
ATLANTIC
FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM
P Alli Burdette, Charleston P Sayaka Foley, West Virginia Wesleyan
P Bekah Slattery, Lock Haven P Brooke Harner, West Chester
P Hannah Vet, West Virginia Wesleyan** P Alex Sagl, California (Pa.)
C Morgan Bruce, West Virginia Wesleyan C Cat Hammer, West Chester
1B Laura Ashlock, Charleston 1B McKenna Garlock, Lock Haven
2B Brooklyn Waddell, West Virginia Wesleyan 2B Sissy Stubbs, Fairmont State
3B Kelly Browning, Charleston 3B Natalya Smarra, California (Pa.)
SS Emily Price, California (Pa.) SS Alyssa Herion, West Chester
OF Rachel DiBartolomeo, Mercyhurst OF Olivia Gore, West Virginia Wesleyan
OF Courtney Iacobacci, Fairmont State** OF Emily Mayhew, Bloomsburg
OF Sarah Walasavage, West Chester OF Taylor Winkelman, Bloomsburg
DP Danielle Amato, Kutztown DP Rachel Mouillesseaux, Lock Haven
UT-P Taylor Parker, Bloomsburg UT-P Anna Eggleston, West Virginia Wesleyan
UT-NP Sara Ercolani, West Chester UT-NP Destiny Snipes, Winston-Salem State
CENTRAL
FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM
P Kimmy Beasley, Southern Arkansas P Kaylee Garner, Southern Arkansas
P Coley Ries, Minnesota State** P Brooke Redmond, Upper Iowa
P Emmie Robertson, Pittsburg State P Kayce Wooldridge, Northeastern State
C Maggie Kadrlik, Augustana C Tori Collet, Central Oklahoma
1B Kate Ruwe, Nebraska-Kearney 1B Darian Harris, Southern Arkansas
2B Jessica Simmons, Southeastern Oklahoma State 2B Natalie Wright, Minnesota-Duluth
3B Katie Klosterman, Missouri Western 3B Shannon Petersen, Augustana
SS Morgan Heard, Central Oklahoma** SS Sarah Kennedy, Augustana
OF Brooke Goad, Southern Arkansas OF Morgan Rathmann, Missouri Western
OF McKenzie Papp, Minnesota State OF Autumn Suydam, East Central
OF Carly Peterson, Augustana OF Lexi Watson, Central Oklahoma
DP Ashlyn White, Henderson State DP Maddie Dow, Southern Arkansas
UT-P Jalissa Gum, Arkansas Tech UT-P Carley Pickett, Augustana
UT-NP Jordan Haya, Northwestern Oklahoma State UT-NP Kelsey Gale, Northern State
EAST
FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM
P Samantha Esque, Post** P Sarah Lavallee, Southern New Hampshire
P Hannah Olshevski, LIU Post P Laura McLaughlin, NYIT
P Amber Padilla, Caldwell P Ashley Martin, LIU Post
C Marisa Monasseri, Caldwell C Julia Seader, LIU Post
1B Kat Zabielski, NYIT** 1B Colby Wyatt, Wilmington
2B Nicole Camera, Adelphi 2B Ashley Abad, Assumption
3B Brenna Martini, Adelphi 3B Erin Wood, Franklin Pierce
SS Courtney Case, LeMoyne SS Ashley Lew, Pace
OF Maureen Hannan, Southern New Hampshire OF Krista King, Adelphi
OF Amy Hickman, Caldwell OF Jen Palase, New Haven
OF Christina Pantages, NYIT OF Caitlin McCready, Caldwell
DP Milan Botte, Molloy DP Surina Sandhu, Pace
UT-P Tracey Balinskas, Molloy UT-P Kirsten Wilson, Bloomfield
UT-NP Amber Butenhoff, NYIT UT-NP Brielle Reighn, Caldwell

8. MIDWEST
FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM
P Haley Fagan, Trevecca Nazarene P Sara Andrasik, Grand Valley State
P Morgan Foley, Indianapolis** P Allison Lipovsky, Grand Valley State
P Hannah Perryman, Missouri-St. Louis P Chelsea McManaway, Findlay
C Haley Hodges, Southern Indiana C Jordan Griner, Trevecca Nazarene
1B Jen Moore, Ashland 1B Caitlyn Hudgins, Trevecca Nazarene
2B Katie Kelly, Indianapolis 2B Jenna Lenza, Grand Valley State
3B Jade McGarr, Wayne State (Mich.) 3B Bailey Darwin, Ferris State
SS Alex Stupek, Missouri-St. Louis 3B Jennah Perryman, Missouri-St. Louis
OF Shelby Andrews, Trevecca Nazarene SS Ansley Brantley, Trevecca Nazarene
OF Jenna Cairo, Lewis OF Bekah Kastning, Hillsdale
OF Natalie Lalich, Indianapolis OF Kristen Lucas, Wayne State (Mich.)
DP Mary Collins, Trevecca Nazarene OF Christa Reisinger, Truman State
UT-P Lyndsay Butler, Wayne State (Mich.)** DP Ellie Balbach, Grand Valley State
UT-NP Katie Chryssofos, Salem International UT-P Ally Foster, Bellarmine
UT-NP Caitlyn Bradley, Southern Indiana
SOUTH
FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM
P Caitlyn Calhoun, Valdosta State** P Raven Cole, North Alabama
P Hillary Carpenter, North Alabama P Niki Fogle, Rollins
P Stephanie Adkins, Saint Leo P Alana Tabel, Saint Leo
C Emily Dagnan, Lee C Taylor Wascavage, Alabama-Huntsville
1B Brooklyn Clark, North Alabama** 1B Kiley Rusen, Valdosta State
2B Brooke Samios-Uy, Saint Leo 2B Meghan Toney, West Florida
3B Kaitlyn Bannister, Alabama-Huntsville 3B Harlie Barkley, North Alabama
SS Reagan Tittle, North Alabama SS Jaime Phillips, Valdosta State
OF Niki Cook, Shorter OF Victoria Gonzalez, Palm Beach Atlantic
OF Kaitlin Moore, Delta State OF Brandy Morgan, Valdosta State
OF Courtney Shields, North Alabama OF Kassidy Tally, Delta State
DP Anna Gayle Norris, North Alabama DP Kalyn Chapman, West Florida
UT-P Tyler Harrison, Alabama-Huntsville UT-P Kaylin Finch, Tuskegee
UT-NP Abby Roberts, Alabama-Huntsville UT-NP Rhiannon Sassman, West Florida
SOUTH CENTRAL
FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM
P Tori Bayer, West Texas A&M P Katlyn Holmes, Lubbock Christian
P Kiley Halbert, West Texas A&M** P Brandy Marlett, Angelo State
P Lauren Slatton, St. Edward’s P Jorden Russell, St. Mary’s
C Lacey Taylor, West Texas A&M C Liz Torres, Lubbock Christian
1B Sydney Wellmann, St. Mary’s 1B Molly Davison, Lubbock Christian
2B Bailey Wallace, Angelo State 2B Charlotte Romero, Colorado Christian
3B Morgan Colburn, Lubbock Christian** 3B Katelyn Vinson, Midwestern State
SS Makayla Kovac, Colorado Mesa SS Stacey Ramirez, West Texas A&M
OF Brittany Cruz, West Texas A&M OF Ashton Bell, Lubbock Christian
OF Ashley Hardin, West Texas A&M OF Haley Howerton, Midwestern State
OF Tealey Farquhar, Texas Woman’s OF Breezy McComas, Cameron
DP Allie Smith, West Texas A&M OF Micherie Koria, Angelo State
UT-P Katera Eltsosie, Lubbock Christian UT-P Kenedy Urbany, Angelo State
UT-NP Roxy Chapa, Texas A&M-Kingsville UT-NP Alex Mayfield, St. Edward’s
UT-NP Raynelle Nash, St. Mary’s
SOUTHEAST
FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM
P Tori Bates, Armstrong Atlantic State P Maryann Hoskins, Lenoir-Rhyne
P Courtney Poole, North Georgia** P Stacey Houser, Wingate
P Carley Tysinger, Catawba P Taylor Morgan, USC Aiken
C Taylor Laskey, Wingate C Lacey Najafi, Georgia College
1B Hannah Reppert, Armstrong Atlantic State C Cailah Niles, Anderson
2B Meredith Heyer, North Georgia 1B Faith Flanders, Georgia College
3B Hayley Tierce, Georgia Southwestern 2B Peyton Roth, Armstrong Atlantic State
SS Madison Carter, Lenoir-Rhyne 3B Misty Doran, Wingate
OF Erin Boone, Lenoir-Rhyne SS Macy Coleman, Armstrong Atlantic State
OF Stephanie Hartness, North Georgia** OF Kelsey Akers, Mount Olive
OF Kelsey Vining, Montevallo OF Caroline Hill, Limestone
DP Mackenzie Cates, Lenoir-Rhyne OF Sarah Montei, USC Aiken
UT-P Jane Trzaska, Armstrong Atlantic State DP Taylor Lail, Mars Hill
UT-NP Mellena Helms, Wingate UT-P Abbey Walters, UNC Pembroke
UT-NP Abi LeRoy, Georgia College

9. WEST
FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM
P Aryn Feickert, Dixie State P Ashley Coleman, California Baptist
P Katie Obbema, Humboldt State** P Brooke Langeloh, Chico State
P Madison Williams, Humboldt State P Amanda Llerena, Sonoma State
C Austin Wilkerson, Central Washington C Madison Hernandez, Azusa Pacific
1B Kailyn Campbell, Central Washington 1B Breonna Bejaran, Humboldt State
2B Tiffany Hollingsworth, Humboldt State 2B Nicki Sprague, Azusa Pacific
3B Maddy Lewis, UC San Diego 3B Julie Pena, Humboldt State
SS Krista Mann, California Baptist SS Cayla Broussard, Azusa Pacific
OF Janessa Bassett, Dixie State OF Ali Cook, Chico State
OF Hanna Holland, Humboldt State** OF Celine Fowler, Central Washington
OF Kelsi Maday, UC San Diego OF Heather Tracy, Montana State-Billings
DP Bailey Gaspar, Hawaii-Hilo DP Jessica Gonzalez, Dixie State
UT-P Bianca Noriega, Cal State Monterey Bay UT-P Sierrra Clark, Cal State East Bay
UT-NP London Miller, California Baptist UT-NP Carlie Daniel, Sonoma 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.