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Four Seminoles were named to the CSC Academic All-District team for their success on and off the field this season. Devyn Flaherty, Kaley Mudge, Amaya Ross and Emma Wilson all earned All-District honors for the Seminoles. To be considered for CSC Academic All-District, athletes must hold a 3.50 GPA or higher and compete in 90% of the team's games or start in 66% of the team's games. Pitchers must have made either 17 appearances or pitched 22 innings. These four athletes are now eligible to earn Academic All-America status.
Both Flaherty and Mudge put together All-ACC caliber seasons for the Noles who made their 10th Super Regional appearance in the last 11 seasons. Mudge hit .333 this season and earned First Team All-ACC honors after she hit .400 in ACC play. Mudge battled injury at the beginning of the season but made her way back to her usual spot in the leadoff position of the Seminoles' lineup.
Flaherty started 60 games at second base this season and was a main factor in the Seminoles' turnaround in the second half of the season. Flaherty ended her season with a .329 batting average with one home run and 16 RBI. Flaherty had a great year on the base paths as she stole 16 bases on 18 attempts and became just the seventh player in school history to record 100 or more career stolen bases. Flaherty ended her career playing in 275 games which was the second-most among active Division I players and tied for the fourth-most in school history.
Ross was one of just two players on the Florida State roster to start in every game this season as she was FSU's primary first baseman and had a breakout season for the Noles. Ross had career highs in all major hitting categories including a .322 average and eight home runs. Ross was unstoppable on the base paths this season stealing an ACC-leading 28 bases this season.
Wilson got the most action of her career in the circle this season as the senior made a career high 22 appearances and pitched a career high 38 innings. Wilson made five starts for the Seminoles and finished with a 4-2 record. She finished with a 5.16 ERA with 18 strikeouts.
Four Seminoles were named to the CSC Academic All-District team for their success on and off the field this season. Devyn Flaherty, Kaley Mudge, Amaya Ross and Emma Wilson all earned All-District honors for the Seminoles. To be considered for CSC Academic All-District, athletes must hold a 3.50 GPA or higher and compete in 90% of the team's games or start in 66% of the team's games. Pitchers must have made either 17 appearances or pitched 22 innings. These four athletes are now eligible to earn Academic All-America status.
Both Flaherty and Mudge put together All-ACC caliber seasons for the Noles who made their 10th Super Regional appearance in the last 11 seasons. Mudge hit .333 this season and earned First Team All-ACC honors after she hit .400 in ACC play. Mudge battled injury at the beginning of the season but made her way back to her usual spot in the leadoff position of the Seminoles' lineup.
Flaherty started 60 games at second base this season and was a main factor in the Seminoles' turnaround in the second half of the season. Flaherty ended her season with a .329 batting average with one home run and 16 RBI. Flaherty had a great year on the base paths as she stole 16 bases on 18 attempts and became just the seventh player in school history to record 100 or more career stolen bases. Flaherty ended her career playing in 275 games which was the second-most among active Division I players and tied for the fourth-most in school history.
Ross was one of just two players on the Florida State roster to start in every game this season as she was FSU's primary first baseman and had a breakout season for the Noles. Ross had career highs in all major hitting categories including a .322 average and eight home runs. Ross was unstoppable on the base paths this season stealing an ACC-leading 28 bases this season.
Wilson got the most action of her career in the circle this season as the senior made a career high 22 appearances and pitched a career high 38 innings. Wilson made five starts for the Seminoles and finished with a 4-2 record. She finished with a 5.16 ERA with 18 strikeouts.
