Softball

Landmark Softball Places 55 on NFCA Scholar-Athlete List

Four Landmark programs also recognized among Division III's top academic teams

LOUISVILLE, Ky.  – Landmark Conference softball programs continued to excel in the classroom during the 2025-26 academic year, as 55 student-athletes from four Landmark programs earned Easton/NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete recognition, announced by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association.

In addition to the individual recognition, four Landmark softball programs were among the 92 Division III teams recognized in the 2025-26 Easton/NFCA Team GPA rankings. Susquehanna University led the Landmark with a 3.61 GPA, followed by Lycoming College at 3.60, Moravian University at 3.56 and Wilkes University at 3.53.

Easton/NFCA All-America Scholar-Athletes

Lycoming College – 14
Claire Alexander, Abigail Becker, Kendall Cardone, Alexandra Eckerson, Isabelle Engel, Kristen George, Sophia Lerner, Kendall McAnelly, Jocelyn McCracken, Lauren Miller, Mallory Rodarmel, Sage Smeltz, Serenity Snyder and Patricia Williams.

Moravian University – 17
Madison Berning, Natalie Chloros, Madelin Cooper, Samantha Derickson, Cassandra Farrell, Nicole Giglio, Kaley Hoffman, Kyra Holtje, Kayla Krausse, Shauna McNamee, Shayla Morgan, Natalie Otto, Emma Grace Pachkowski, Riley Robinson, Sydney Scarpato, Kendall Szor and Emma Wariwanchik.

Susquehanna University – 12
Amanda Amerman, Madeline Devine, Katlyn Dugery, Hannah Foust, Brianna Jones, Grace Landis, Stevie Shaak, Isabella Sulesky, Graysen Trybulski, Elle Walasavage, Mary Wilkinson and Piper Wright.

Wilkes University – 12
Mia Butka, Lauren DeMarco, Olivia Dougher, Taylor Ferrari, Julia Kapitula, Maddy Maloney, Dana Messner, Allyson Stafursky, Tessa Stafursky, Aveya Stauffer, Allison Sterner and Abby Williams.

For the complete list of 2025-26 Easton/NFCA All-America Scholar-Athletes, visit the National Fastpitch Coaches Association.

The NFCA recognized a total of 8,850 collegiate student-athletes across all divisions and membership categories for the 2025-26 academic year, including 2,491 Division III student-athletes. Team GPAs and individual Scholar-Athlete honorees are submitted by NFCA member head coaches.