LOUISVILLE, Ky.- Thirteen members of the UW-Oshkosh softball team were named to the Easton/National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) All-America Scholar-Athlete Team on Wednesday (August 12).
Olivia Baugnet (De Pere/De Pere),
Kendra Baumeister (Burlington/Burlington),
Emma Bohn (Rosendale/Laconia),
Maddie Crick (Cary, Ill./Cary-Grove),
Sarah Hammerton (Appleton/Appleton West),
Kenzie Longley (Sun Prairie/Sun Prairie East),
Amanda Martineck (Frankfort, Ill./Lincoln-Way East),
Morgan Miller (Schaumburg, Ill./Schaumburg),
Grace Nardi (Marquette, Mich./Negaunee), May Kate Quaid,
Josie Rammer (Janesville/Craig),
Olivia Ullman (Denmark/Denmark) and
Haylie Wittman (Kaukauna/Kaukauna) were all named All-America Scholar-Athletes.
UW-Oshkosh concluded its season in the super regional round after posting a 33-10-1 record, marking the fourth consecutive season that the Titans won at least 30 games which is the longest streak of seasons with at least 30 wins in program history.
The Titans won the sixth WIAC regular season championship in program history with an 11-3 mark in conference play and qualified for the Division III Championship as an at-large bid. After sweeping through the St. Louis Regional with three 1-run victories, Oshkosh dropped a pair of contests to eventual national semifinalist Belhaven University (Miss.) in the Jackson Super Regional.
Kiran Sanford (Two Rivers/Mishicot) led the Titans' All-WIAC selections with both the Pitcher of the Year and Newcomer of the Year awards. Nardi and Ullman were tabbed for the All-WIAC First Team while
Brianna Bougie (Oshkosh/Oshkosh West),
Brianne Lopez (Volo, Ill./Grant Community) and Quaid were named honorable mentions. Longley was Oshkosh's representative on the all-sportsmanship team.
Sanford went on to earn NFCA All-Region First Team and Region Freshman of the Year honors before being voted to the organization's All-America Third Team and being selected as the national freshman of the year.
The rankings and honors recognize the academic prowess of softball teams across the Association'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. NCAA Division III followed with 2,493 and NCAA Division II with 1,869. Junior colleges and NAIA came in with 1,190 and 655 student-athletes respectively. Seven student-athletes from Bay Path University earned recognition in the Other Four-Year category.
