Isa Torres Named D1Softball's National Player of the Year

TALLAHASSEE- Isa Torres was named the D1Softball National Player of the Year on Wednesday morning after her record-breaking season. Torres is the first Seminole to win D1Softball's National Player of the Year and joins Lacey Waldrop, Jessica van der Linden and Darby Cottle to win a national player of the year award.

Torres was nothing short of spectacular this season as the junior shortstop continued to improve on her already stellar career. Torres hit a staggering .530 this season, breaking her own school record and posting a mark that will finish in the top 15 in NCAA history. Along with her staggering batting average, Torres showed a new sense of power with a career-high 16 home runs and 56 RBI. Her 16 home runs are tied for the sixth-most in school history. Only Maddie O'Brien and Jessi Warren have had more home runs in a single season than Torres.

Torres didn't stop there. She broke the school records for on-base percentage (.591), slugging percentage (.978) and runs scored (78). Torres recorded the second-most hits in FSU history with 98 and set a new NCAA record with 16 hits in 16-consecutive at-bats on March 8-20. Torres also reached in 23-consecutive plate appearances from March 8-20 which was a new school record and the third-longest streak in FSU history.

Torres did not commit an error in her first 164 chances at shortstop and ended the year with just two errors in 184 chances.

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