FORT WAYNE, Ind. – Nine Warriors have earned All-WHAC Honors, seven of which were named to the All-WHAC First and Second Teams.
Savannah Bravo,
Carlye Walter, and
Morgan Macek all earned All-WHAC First Team honors. Macek was also named the WHAC Newcomer of the Year.
Alyssa Harvey,
Kaelie Kugler,
Kiersten Delaney, and
Alyssa Fox were all named to the All-WHAC Second Team.
Haylee Pruitt was named to the All-WHAC Defensive Team, and
Allison Davis was named to the Champions of Character Team.
16 Warriors were named to the WHAC All-Academic Team:
Mackenzie Arroyo,
Lily Barringer,
Carly Basham,
Victoria Boyer,
Savannah Bravo,
Erin Closser,
Allison Davis,
Kiersten Delaney,
Lylah Farrell,
Alyssa Fox,
Tricia Hogrefe,
Kacey Kirkpatrick,
Kaelie Kugler,
Jessica Leonard,
Haylee Pruitt, and
Mallory Stinson.
Bravo has been sensational for the Warriors this season. The senior is 19-3 with a 1.54 ERA. Bravo has 157 strikeouts in 127.0 innings. She leads the WHAC in wins and strikeouts and is third in ERA. This is the fourth straight All-WHAC selection for Bravo and her third First Team selection.
Walter has had a career year for Indiana Tech this season. The junior is hitting .450 with 8 home runs and 48 RBI. She ranks second in the WHAC in home runs and extra base hits and is third in batting average and RBI. She has also been great in the circle, going 3-1 with a 2.74 ERA in 38.1 innings. She also has two saves. This is the second All-WHAC selection for Walter and her first First-Team selection.
Morgan Macek has been a revelation for Indiana Tech. The freshman earned Newcomer of the Year as she leads the WHAC with a .475 batting average. She is third in on-base percentage at .522. She has one home run and 21 RBI as the primary leadoff hitter for the Warriors. Macek is the second Newcomer of the Year all-time from Indiana Tech softball and the first since 2023.
Alyssa Harvey has enjoyed an excellent freshman season. She is hitting .328 with one home run and 20 RBI. She leads the Warriors with 19 stolen bases. She also has 10 doubles on the season, which is tied with Macek for 10
th in the WHAC.
Kaelie Kugler was a steady presence for the Warriors, playing in 38 of the 44 games. The senior hit .266 with five extra base hits and 12 RBI. This is the second straight season Kugler has been named to the WHAC Second team.
Kiersten Delaney was the ultimate utility player for the Warriors, starting games at both catcher and in the outfield. The senior hit .288 with 2 home runs and 12 RBI. She was eighth in the WHAC with a .473 on-base percentage. This is the second straight All-WHAC selection for Delaney.
Alyssa Fox did a little bit of everything for the Warriors this year. The grad student hit .313 with six extra base hits and eight RBI. Her 27 runs ranked 18
th in the WHAC. This is the second All-WHAC selection for Fox.
Haylee Pruitt was named to the All-Defensive Team. The senior, who split time at first and third base, has a fielding percentage of .972 on the year in 71 chances.
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