Katie Scheivert of the University of Delaware softball team has been recognized with the Conference USA Spring Spirit of Service Award for her outstanding community service, academic achievements, and athletic participation. The award highlights student-athletes who excel off the field, and Scheivert's impressive career includes significant performance metrics and community initiatives. Notably, she hit .345 with three home runs, finishing her career with 200 hits and ranking among the program's top offensive leaders. In addition to her athletic prowess, she made notable contributions to community service, including food drives and youth softball clinics.

By the Numbers
  • Finished career with a batting average of .345, 3 home runs, and 28 RBIs.
  • Achieved 200 career hits and 100 runs scored over 211 games played.
State of Play
  • Scheivert becomes the seventh player to maintain a .300 batting average across all four seasons.
  • Recognized as Delaware's Mary Ann Hitchens Award recipient for exemplary contributions.
What's Next

Following this award, Scheivert's influence on both her sport and community may lead to increased opportunities for athletic outreach and service initiatives at Delaware, fostering a legacy for future student-athletes.

Bottom Line

Katie Scheivert's recognition not only highlights her personal achievements but also underscores the important role of student-athletes in community engagement, setting a benchmark for future generations in both sports and service.