Siena Softball has achieved a new milestone, with a record 13 student-athletes named as Easton/NFCA All-America Scholar Athletes for the 2025-26 academic year. This prestigious recognition is awarded to athletes who maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher. The Saints have consistently demonstrated excellence, both academically and athletically, qualifying for the MAAC Tournament for the ninth consecutive time and securing over 25 wins this season. Leading the honorees are seniors Mckenzie Faherty, Ella Milante, and Emma Petersen, with Petersen achieving this recognition for the third time.

By the Numbers
  • 13 student-athletes recognized, a new program record for Siena.
  • More than 9,000 softball players across all divisions received the NFCA honor.
Yes, But

While Siena's achievement highlights academic success, it follows a season of substantial competitive performance, demonstrating that the program excels in both realms.

State of Play
  • Siena Softball has won at least 25 games for five consecutive seasons.
  • The team has qualified for the MAAC Tournament for the ninth straight year.
What's Next

The Saints will look to build on their academic success and strong performance on the field in the upcoming season, aiming for continued achievements in both the classroom and competition.

Bottom Line

Siena Softball is not just redefining academic excellence with a record number of All-America Scholar selections, but also solidifying its reputation as a competitive force in collegiate softball. This dual success reinforces the importance of balancing academics and athletics.