LAWRENCE, Kan. – A total of 19 student-athletes from the Kansas Softball team earned All-America Scholar-Athlete honors, as announced by Easton and the National Fastpitch association.
The award, which has been issued since the 2013-14 season, recognizes the academic prowess of softball teams across the NFCA's membership categories. NCAA Division I led the way with 2,637 student-athletes earning a 3.5 grade-point average or higher for 2025-26.
Bailey Amezcua,
Campbell Bagshaw,
Blakely Barber,
Ella Boyer,
Hailey Cripe,
Kennedy Diggs,
September Flanagan,
Karsen Griggs,
Aynslee Linduff,
Lizzy Ludwig,
Jaeden Murphy,
Lila Partridge,
Anna Soles,
Kadence Stafford,
Emma Tatum,
Ava Wallace,
Kaelee Washington,
Bailey Weber and
Audri Youngblood have earned the honor.
The 19 honorees represent the most Kansas Softball players to earn NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete honors in recent program history.