Malorie Sassaman, Franklin & Marshall; Caroline Brehm, McDaniel
All-Centennial Conference Softball Team
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First Team |
Cl |
Hometown / High School |
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P-Caroline Brehm, McDaniel + |
Jr |
Hanover, Pa. / New Oxford |
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P-Kelsey Jones, Muhlenberg (A) * |
Jr |
Magnolia, Del. / Caesar Rodney |
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C-Kylie Nottingham, Washington College * |
Sr |
Ocean City, Md. / Stephen Decatur |
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1B-Kelly Kline, Muhlenberg (A) $ |
Sr |
Pennsville, N.J. / Pennsville Memorial |
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2B-Jill Schnall, Haverford |
Jr |
Wayne, Pa. / Conestoga |
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SS-Malorie Sassaman, Franklin & Marshall @ |
Sr |
Pottstown, Pa. / Pottstown |
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3B-Jen DiCandilo, Haverford (A) * |
Sr |
Berwyn, Pa. / Conestoga |
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OF-Steph Zengel, Gettysburg # |
Soph |
High Bridge, N.J. / North Hunterdon |
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OF-Rachel Sidney, McDaniel (A) |
Sr. |
East Meadow, N.Y. / East Meadow |
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OF-Melissa Tighe, Gettysburg (A) * |
Jr |
Little Falls, N.Y. / Mt. St. Dominic Academy |
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DP-Kristin Cooper, Washington College (A) & |
Jr |
Georgetown, Del. / Sussex Central |
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UT-Sam DeNoville, Franklin & Marshall |
Sr |
Jackson, N.J. / Monsignor Donovan |
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Second Team |
Cl |
Hometown / High School |
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P-Sara Tauriello, Haverford # |
Soph |
Elma, N.Y. / Iroquois |
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P-Emily Winesett, Haverford (A) |
Soph. |
St. Petersburg, Fla. / Canterbury School of Florida |
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C-Brooke Kalman, Gettysburg |
Sr |
Edgemont, Pa. / Penncrest |
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1B-Lauren Dockrill, Washington College |
Sr |
San Diego, Calif. / Cathedral Catholic |
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2B-Meghan Hisgen, Gettysburg |
Soph. |
East Northport, N.Y. / Commack |
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SS-Jamie Abell, Gettysburg |
Fr |
Glenn Dale, Md. / Elizabeth Seton |
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3B-Emily Sneeringer, McDaniel |
Sr |
Hanover, Pa. / South Western |
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OF-Elizabeth Newman, Haverford (A) * |
Sr |
Sudbury, Mass. / Lincoln-Sudbury |
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OF-Nicole Iannarone, Muhlenberg |
Soph. |
Madison, N.J. / Madison |
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OF-Stacie Maring, Dickinson (A) |
Soph |
Woodbine, Md. / South Carroll |
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DP-Kaitlin Zampino, Franklin & Marshall |
Sr |
Millburn, N.J. / Millburn |
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UT-Christine Anderson, Washington College (A) * |
Jr |
Palmer Lake, Colo. / Lewis-Palmer |
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Honorable Mention |
Cl |
Hometown / High School |
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P-Justine Lohrey, Franklin & Marshall |
Jr |
West Chester, Pa. / Westtown School |
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C-Brittany Dzieciolowski, Muhlenberg # |
Soph |
Jackson, N.J. / Jackson Liberty |
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3B-Caitlyn Kirby, Washington College |
Fr |
Glen Burnie, Md. / Glen Burnie |
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OF-Chelsea Matzko, Swarthmore |
Jr |
Torrington, Conn. / Torrington |
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OF-Rachel Laufer, Franklin & Marshall |
Sr |
North Potomac, Md. / Thomas Wootton |
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+ |
1st team All-Centennial in 2012 and 2013 |
| @ | 1st team All-Centennial in 2011 and 2013 |
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* |
1st team All-Centennial in 2013 |
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$ |
1st team All-Centennial in 2012; 2nd team in 2013 |
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& |
1st team All-Centennial in 2012 |
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# |
2nd team All-Centennial in 2013 |
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% |
Honorable Mention All-Centennial in 2013 |
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(A) |
Named to Centennial Academic Honor Roll |
Player of the Year: Malorie Sassaman, Franklin & Marshall, Sr., SS
Pitcher of the Year: Caroline Brehm, McDaniel, Jr., RHP
Rookie of the Year: Jamie Abell, Gettysburg, Fr., SS
Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Christine Anderson, Washington College, Jr., UT
Coach of the Year: Mike Cooperstein, Franklin & Marshall
Notes
- Sassaman is the second Franklin & Marshall player to earn Centennial Player of the Year honors, following in the footsteps of Jen Fried (2004).
- Brehm is the third pitcher in Conference history to earn Centennial Pitcher of the Year honors three straight years, joining Ursinus' Mallory Greene (2005-06-07) and Lauren Davis-Macedonia (2008-09-10) in the elite club.
- Sassaman and Brehm are the 23rd and 24th players in Conference history to earn first-team All-Centennial honors three times.
- Sassaman, Schnall and Brehm were unanimous selections to the first team.
- Brehm, Jones, Nottingham, Sassaman, DiCandilo and Tighe were repeaters from the 2013 first team. Kline and Cooper join the first team again after a year's absence.
- Anderson was named the Conference's inaugural Scholar-Athlete of the Year, recognizing the junior or senior on the All-Conference team with the highest GPA. She has a 3.696 cumulative GPA in math.
- Nine students were also named to the Conference's Academic Honor Roll, which recognizes sophomores, junior and seniors who are key performers and have a 3.40 cumulative grade point average or higher.
- Ursinus leads all teams with 53 All-Centennial first-team selections, followed by McDaniel (48), Gettysburg (37), Muhlenberg (36), Dickinson (21), Washington College (20), Franklin & Marshall (15), Haverford (15) and Swarthmore (7).