Pittsburg State University celebrates three softball players named All-Americans by the NFCA. Heather Arnett and Lexi Davis earned first-team honors, with Davis also recognized as the Division II Catcher of the Year. Kadyn Trochim received second-team accolades, marking her first All-American recognition. Arnett concluded her remarkable collegiate career leading Division II in several categories, while Davis set multiple school records. Trochim made significant contributions at third base, adding to the Gorillas' impressive season.

By the Numbers
  • Heather Arnett: .525 batting average, 114 hits, and 81 runs scored in 2026.
  • Lexi Davis: 82 RBIs (second-highest in MIAA history) and 14 home runs in 2026.
  • Kadyn Trochim: .446 batting average and 76 RBIs in 2026.
Yes, But

While the achievements are notable, there are challenges ahead as the Gorillas will need to fill the gaps left by these standout players in future seasons.

State of Play
  • Both Arnett and Davis are leaving the program after successful senior seasons.
  • The team will look to develop younger talent as they prepare for next season.
What's Next

The Gorillas will focus on recruitment and player development to sustain their competitive edge as they move forward without their key senior contributors.

Bottom Line

Pittsburg State's success this season underscores the importance of strong player development and recruitment to maintain their program's prominence in Division II softball.