DJ Symons has been awarded the PacWest Conference Softball Scholar-Athlete of the Year, recognizing her excellence in academics and athletics. The Seattle native graduated with a 3.94 GPA in public health while leading her team to significant accomplishments, including Biola's first NCAA DII Super Regional appearance. Symons was also honored as the PacWest Pitcher of the Year, First Team All-PacWest, and received multiple accolades throughout her standout senior season. In her 2026 campaign, she dominated with impressive pitching statistics, setting program records in several categories. Her achievements reflect not only her athletic prowess but also her positive influence and leadership as a teammate.

By the Numbers
  • 20 wins, setting a new single-season record for Biola in NCAA DII.
  • 3.94 cumulative GPA, earning her Academic All-District recognition.
  • 154 strikeouts over 203.2 innings pitched in 48 appearances.
State of Play
  • Symons played a crucial role in Biola achieving its best season in NCAA DII history.
  • She set multiple program records, cementing her legacy at Biola.
What's Next

Following her remarkable college career, Symons may pursue professional softball opportunities or continue her academic journey, leveraging her public health degree.

Bottom Line

DJ Symons exemplifies the ideal student-athlete, balancing academic excellence and athletic achievement, while inspiring her teammates and leaving a lasting impact on the Biola softball program.