Washington softball sees 7 named to NFCA All-Mountain Region teams

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— Big Ten Network (@BigTenNetwork) April 12, 2026 Reimer, who found herself on the All-Big Ten Second Team, struggled toward the end of the year, but was still able to put together some impressive numbers. Her 23 wins were tied for the second-most in the conference, while she led UW's pitching staff in most major categories with 168 innings pitched, 12 complete games, a 2.75 ERA, and 131 strikeouts.

P Sophia Ramuno- All-Region Second Team

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— Washington Softball (@UWSoftball) April 28, 2026 The senior's most notable accomplishment this season came against the Iowa Hawkeyes, when she came within one out of a no-hitter but had to be removed with an apparent injury. However, Rylee Rehbein was able to finish the job for a combined no-no, as the Cal Poly transfer bounced back from a rough start in nonconference play to put together a strong final season with a 10-6 record, 2 saves, 3.23 ERA, 1.13 WHIP, .217 batting average against, and 113 strikeouts over 102 innings.

CF Kaycie Burdick- All-Region Third Team

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— Washington Softball (@UWSoftball) May 14, 2026 The All-Big Ten Freshman Team honoree has a case to be made for the biggest breakout player on the team. She proved to be an on-base machine, which led to Tarr moving her to the leadoff spot in the order midway through the year, and a strong defender in center field. Burdick's .375 batting average and 37 runs scored finished only behind Alvarez and DeBoer, respectively, while she added 57 hits, 30 RBIs, 2 home runs, 20 walks, and a .457 on-base percentage.

C Jadyn Glab- All-Region Third Team

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— NCAA Softball (@NCAASoftball) April 3, 2026 The junior had another standout season both at the plate and behind it. She put together a .340 batting average and 1.085 OPS, while adding 10 home runs, 41 RBIs, 48 hits, and 33 runs scored. On defense, she was a brick wall for the pitching staff with a perfect fielding percentage on 230 chances while catching 6 would-be base stealers, and just 8 passed balls allowed over 48 games.

LF Ava Carroll- All-Region Third Team

.@EricLopezELO asked Heather Tarr who’s taking it to the next level offensively for Washington.

Her answer: Ava Carroll. Hear why and more on Monday’s @InTheCircleSB.@CoachTarr x @Avacarroll2023 x @UWSoftball

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— D1Softball (@D1Softball) October 20, 2025 The hero of Washington's first-ever Big Ten Tournament victory after lining a double off the left field wall against Minnesota put together another strong year after transferring to UW ahead of the 2025 season from Mt. Hood Community College. After moving to the middle of the order following Burdick's ascension, Carroll responded with a .345 batting average on 61 hits, 5 home runs, 34 RBIs, and 36 runs scored. *This article originally appeared on Huskies Wire: Washington Huskies have 7 named to NFCA All-Mountain Region teams*