The WPI Department of Athletics celebrates the standout achievements of its softball program during the 2025–2026 season. The crowning moment was WPI's victory against MIT in the NEWMAC Tournament Championship, securing their fourth title and a spot in the NCAA Tournament. Key players included Sandy Fairbairn, named Tournament Most Outstanding Player, and Naomi Boldebuck, who threw a complete game. Amelia Davis received the Ray Cherenzia '73 Award, recognizing her exemplary spirit and teamwork. The season was filled with notable accomplishments, including multiple player awards and a strong commitment to leadership and excellence.

By the Numbers
  • WPI finished the season with a record of 42-3.
  • Emma Nagy set a career record with 17 home runs during her final season.
State of Play
  • WPI captured the NEWMAC regular-season championship, matching the program's record for wins.
  • Seven players were named to the NFCA All-Region teams, a program high.
What's Next

The ongoing WPI Athletics Celebration will continue highlighting the achievements of other varsity programs, showcasing their contributions and successes in the upcoming weeks.

Bottom Line

The WPI softball team's record-breaking season not only exemplifies their competitive spirit but also sets a benchmark for future success, underscoring the importance of teamwork, leadership, and resilience.