Three seniors from the Pittsburg State University softball team—Heather Arnett, Lexi Davis, and Kadyn Trochim—were honored as first-team All-Central Region selections by the Division II Conference Commissioners Association. Arnett capped her career with a remarkable .525 batting average, leading Division II in hits and tying for the lead in runs scored. Davis had a standout season with a .400 average and a record 82 RBIs, making her the first Gorilla catcher named All-MIAA first-team since 2018. Trochim also had an impressive season, finishing with a .446 average and ranking among the top in Division II for RBIs. The trio will be in contention for the NCAA Division II All-American team to be announced on May 27.

By the Numbers
  • Heather Arnett: .525 batting average, 114 hits, 39 RBI
  • Lexi Davis: 82 RBIs (second highest in MIAA history), 14 home runs
  • Kadyn Trochim: 76 RBIs, .446 batting average, 78 hits
State of Play
  • The trio are first-team All-Central Region selections.
  • They are leading candidates for NCAA Division II All-American honors.
What's Next

The NCAA Division II All-American team will be announced on May 27, where Arnett, Davis, and Trochim will be evaluated for national recognition based on their outstanding performances this season.

Bottom Line

This trio's exceptional achievements not only highlight their individual talents but also positions them as strong candidates for national accolades, reflecting the competitive nature and excellence of the Pittsburg State softball program.