Three Saint Xavier University softball players earned NAIA All-American honors, marking a significant achievement for the program. Senior Fiona Crane and redshirt sophomore Jazmyn Casas both received First Team recognition, while junior Aubrey Wroble was named to the Second Team. The team finished the season with a remarkable 43-14 record and a strong performance in the NAIA Softball World Series. This recognition highlights the individual excellence within a historically successful team landscape.

By the Numbers
  • Fiona Crane set the NAIA single-season record with 95 stolen bases.
  • Jazmyn Casas recorded 87 RBIs, setting a team single-season record.
  • Aubrey Wroble achieved a .486 batting average and 85 hits this season.
State of Play
  • The Cougars' overall record for the season stands at 43-14.
  • They excelled in the Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference (CCAC), achieving a 26-1 record.
  • All three honorees were key players, maintaining impressive statistics throughout the season.
What's Next

As the program looks to build on this success, maintaining top talent and continuing recruitment of high-performing athletes will be essential. The returning players, particularly Crane and Wroble, will be pivotal in the team's future endeavors as they aim for repeated success in the upcoming seasons.

Bottom Line

This milestone for SXU softball not only highlights the individual accomplishments of its players but also sets a foundation for the program's continued growth in elite collegiate softball. Their performance reflects dedication and excellence that could elevate the team to new heights in future seasons.