MSU Denver softball's Cheyenne Prieto has received her second All-American honor, being named D2CCA Second Team All-American, showcasing her incredible performance this season. Earlier the same day, Prieto was recognized as an NFCA Second Team All-American, reflecting her dominance in NCAA Division II softball. Her accolades also include First Team All-RMAC and multiple All-South Central Region honors, highlighting her exceptional year where she led the conference in on-base percentage and OPS. Prieto's record-setting achievements include a .597 on-base percentage and a conference-best 42 walks, solidifying her status as one of the fiercest hitters in the league. Her historic contributions are now etched in the MSU Denver record book, marking her legacy as one of the top offensive players in the program's history.

By the Numbers
  • Prieto led RMAC with a .597 on-base percentage and an OPS of 1.408.
  • She achieved a .476 batting average, ranking second in the conference and third all-time in program history.
  • Set a school record with 42 walks, leading the conference.
Yes, But

Despite her individual success, some may argue the team鈥檚 overall performance in postseason play could overshadow personal accolades, as championships often define players鈥� legacies.

State of Play
  • Prieto has garnered multiple honors this postseason, confirming her elite status in NCAA Division II softball.
  • She played a pivotal role in the Roadrunners' offensive strategies throughout the season, contributing to the team's competitiveness.
What's Next

Prieto鈥檚 next steps may include opportunities for higher-level play, as her performance is likely to attract attention from professional leagues and scouts looking for top talent.

Bottom Line

Cheyenne Prieto's extraordinary season not only redefines her individual achievements but also elevates the reputation of MSU Denver softball, serving as an inspiration for future athletes and setting a high benchmark for performance.