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Colorado State University
FORT COLLINS – The Colorado State softball team had three Rams named to Mountain West All-Conference honors the league announced Tuesday. Brooke Bohlender and Kaylynn English were named to the second-team All-Mountain West, while Reagan Wick was named as an honorable mention. The first honoree for the Rams is middle-infielder Kaylynn English who was named […]
FORT COLLINS – The Colorado State softball team had three Rams named to Mountain West All-Conference honors the league announced Tuesday. Brooke Bohlender and Kaylynn English were named to the second-team All-Mountain West, while Reagan Wick was named as an honorable mention.
The first honoree for the Rams is middle-infielder Kaylynn English who was named to the All-Mountain West second-team. The sophomore led the Ram’s offense with a .375 batting average, good for 14th in the Mountain West. English finished tied for second in the league in triples after recording three during Mountain West games, contributing to her .556 slugging percentage, which ranks 20th in the conference. With 27 hits during conference games, English ranks eighth in the Mountain West in hits. English earns the first all-conference honor of her career in her second season as a Ram while adding 46 putouts and 43 assists from shortstop and second base.
The second honoree for the Rams is catcher Brooke Bohlender, who was named to the second-team all-conference. The Fort Collins native finished the conference regular season just behind English for the Rams’ offense in batting average at a .348 conference clip. The senior totaled 24 hits, ranking 17th in the Mountain West. Bohlender boasted a .420 slugging percentage as well as a .400 on-base percentage. Defensively, Bohlender maintained a 1.000 fielding percentage, tying for first in the Mountain West. From catcher and first base, Bohlender added 72 putouts and seven assists. This is the first all-conference honor of Bohlender’s career.
Reagan Wick rounds out the list as the second sophomore Ram to earn her first all-conference honor as a pitcher, being named to the honorable mentions list. From the circle, Wick made 15 conference pitching appearances and 13 starts for a 5.40 ERA and 59 conference strikeouts. Earning the first all-conference honor of her career, Wick pitched 80.1 innings, a career high for the sophomore. She also earned a Mountain West Pitcher of the Week honor, adding to her career resume at CSU.
Colorado State concluded its season last weekend in its final conference series of the year. The Rams will look forward to both Wick and English returning next season while wishing Bohlender luck in her graduation and future endeavors.
The first honoree for the Rams is middle-infielder Kaylynn English who was named to the All-Mountain West second-team. The sophomore led the Ram’s offense with a .375 batting average, good for 14th in the Mountain West. English finished tied for second in the league in triples after recording three during Mountain West games, contributing to her .556 slugging percentage, which ranks 20th in the conference. With 27 hits during conference games, English ranks eighth in the Mountain West in hits. English earns the first all-conference honor of her career in her second season as a Ram while adding 46 putouts and 43 assists from shortstop and second base.
The second honoree for the Rams is catcher Brooke Bohlender, who was named to the second-team all-conference. The Fort Collins native finished the conference regular season just behind English for the Rams’ offense in batting average at a .348 conference clip. The senior totaled 24 hits, ranking 17th in the Mountain West. Bohlender boasted a .420 slugging percentage as well as a .400 on-base percentage. Defensively, Bohlender maintained a 1.000 fielding percentage, tying for first in the Mountain West. From catcher and first base, Bohlender added 72 putouts and seven assists. This is the first all-conference honor of Bohlender’s career.
Reagan Wick rounds out the list as the second sophomore Ram to earn her first all-conference honor as a pitcher, being named to the honorable mentions list. From the circle, Wick made 15 conference pitching appearances and 13 starts for a 5.40 ERA and 59 conference strikeouts. Earning the first all-conference honor of her career, Wick pitched 80.1 innings, a career high for the sophomore. She also earned a Mountain West Pitcher of the Week honor, adding to her career resume at CSU.
Colorado State concluded its season last weekend in its final conference series of the year. The Rams will look forward to both Wick and English returning next season while wishing Bohlender luck in her graduation and future endeavors.