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A collage of softball players Macey Myers, Kandice Schlabach, Logan Walls, Couri Smith, Carlin Quinn, Lauren Smith, Carly Collins, Kylie Kruger, Jada Courtney, and Jenna Donovan
Ten Delaware Tech softball players earned 2022 NJCAA All-Region honors for their tremendous 2022 softball season. Left, Macey Myers, 2022 NJCAA Region 19 Player of the Year. Top row, Kandice Schlabach, Logan Walls, and Couri Smith. Middle row, Carlin Quinn, Lauren Smith, and Carly Collins. Bottom row, Kylie Kruger, Jada Courtney, and Jenna Donovan.

Delaware Tech Softball Receives Multiple Accolades

June 6, 2022

Year after year the Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ softball team gets better. The team followed up a tremendous 2021 season by repeating as region and district champions, competing in the 2022 NJCAA Division II Softball National Tournament, and winning just the third national tournament game in program history.

All of those accomplishments wouldn't have been possible without some dynamic players. Recently, 10 of the team's 14 players were named to the NJCAA Region 19 All-Region teams.

"It just showed how good our season was," said Head Coach Guy Wilkins, who was also named 2022 NJCAA Region 19 Coach of the Year. "We had a spectacular season; this was just a great group of young student-athletes that love and want to play softball."

In addition, third baseman Macey Myers was named 2022 NJCAA Region 19 Player of the Year for recording a second-straight season of amazing offensive numbers. Myers had a .460 batting average, a .514 on base percentage, and a .810 slugging percentage with 58 hits, 59 RBI, and 6 home runs.

"I worked hard every day and I'm just glad my hard work paid off," Myers said. "It's a great feeling because I was not expecting it."

Joining Myers as a first team all-region selection is outfielder Kandice Schlabach who led the region in home runs with 10 while batting .427 with 44 hits and 39 RBI.

Delaware Tech players comprise almost the entire second team, starting with pitchers Lauren Smith and Carly Collins. Smith finished the season with a 15-4 record and a 2.11 ERA, while Collins had a 12-1 record with a 1.84 ERA.

Outfielder Couri Smith was the team's leadoff batter and finished with a .472 average, 58 hits, and an amazing 19 stolen bases.

Infielders Carlin Quinn, Logan Walls, Kylie Kruger, and Jada Courtney were also all named to the second team along with catcher Jenna Donovan. Quinn, playing mostly shortstop, batted .477 with 41 hits and 30 RBI. Walls, playing mainly second base, batted .412 with 49 hits, 32 RBI, and 9 stolen bases. Kruger played every position except pitcher and catcher and recorded a flawless fielding percentage while batting .425 with 54 hits and 38 RBI. Courtney played first base and batted .353 with 36 hits and 20 RBI. And, Donovan started every game as catcher and batted .319 with 23 hits and 11 RBI.

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