The Maine College Baseball and Softball Association announced the softball postseason awards, highlighting the Husson University team鈥檚 achievements. Junior Ana Lang has been named Pitcher of the Year, marking a historic season filled with accolades. Lang was also selected to the All-State First Team, along with a range of other honors including being named a National Fastpitch Coaches Association All-American Second Team member. The Eagles received six total all-state honors, showcasing the team's impressive performance throughout the season.

By the Numbers
  • Ana Lang recorded a 0.94 ERA and a 23-5 win-loss record.
  • Lang achieved a program record of 267 strikeouts in 164 innings pitched.
  • Camryn King led the team with a .429 batting average and set a single-season record of 50 stolen bases.
State of Play
  • Lang鈥檚 performance included 20 complete games and 8 shutouts this season.
  • King secured the NAC Player of the Year award alongside her first-team selection.
  • Freshman Sophia Lynch received the NAC Rookie of the Year award and compiled a .386 batting average.
What's Next

As the accolades continue to roll in, expect further recognition for Husson players as they solidify their standing in the region. The team's success may lead to increased recruitment interest and enhanced visibility in collegiate softball.

Bottom Line

Husson University's softball program has achieved significant milestones this season, particularly through Ana Lang's historic performance, emphasizing the potential for future successes and growth in the program's reputation.