The University of Texas at Austin Athletics
Seven from No. 3/5 Softball earn All-SEC honors
05.09.2025 | Softball
Texas leads the SEC with seven all-conference selections.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – The 14 other softball head coaches around the Southeastern Conference took notice of Mike White's 2025 squad as the Texas Longhorns earned a league-best seven All-SEC honorees when the conference announced its postseason awards on Friday afternoon.
Reese Atwood, Teagan Kavan, Mia Scott and Joley Mitchell were all selected to the All-SEC First Team, making Texas the only program with four first-team selections. Kayden Henry, Ashton Maloney and Katie Stewart were appointed to the All-SEC Second Team, tying the Longhorns with Arkansas, LSU and Texas A&M for the most second-team honorees.
In total, seven different Texas softball student-athletes earned All-SEC honors, which were the most by any SEC softball program. Texas A&M had five, while Arkansas, Florida, LSU and Oklahoma all had four each.
Additionally, Atwood (catcher) and Maloney (right field) were selected to the SEC's All-Defensive Team, which honored one student-athlete at each position with the exception of pitcher, which had two honorees.
Scott, a four-year senior, will conclude her collegiate softball career having earned all-conference honors in each of her four seasons on the Forty Acres: 2022 (All-Big 12 Second Team), 2023-24 (All-Big 12 First Team), 2025 (All-SEC First Team). This is Atwood and Maloney's third consecutive all-conference honor after both were selected to the Big 12's Second Team in 2023 and First Team in 2024.
Kavan is the first Longhorn softball student-athlete since Janae Jefferson (2018-19) to earn all-conference first team honors during their freshman and sophomore seasons on the Forty Acres.
2025 marks the second consecutive season Henry and Stewart were selected to a league's all-conference second team after the duo picked up All-Big 12 Second Team honors following the 2024 campaign. This is Mitchell's first postseason all-conference honor since earning a spot on the All-ACC First Team as a member of the Notre Dame softball program during the 2023 season.
All-SEC First Team
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Audrey Vandagriff |
Alabama |
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Bri Ellis |
Arkansas |
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AnnaLea Adams |
Auburn |
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Kendra Falby |
Florida |
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Taylor Shumaker |
Florida |
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Reagan Walsh |
Florida |
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Tori Edwards |
LSU |
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Jaden Pone |
Ole Miss |
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Sierra Sacco |
Mississippi State |
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Julia Crenshaw |
Missouri |
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Sam Landry |
Oklahoma |
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Nelly McEnroe-Marinas |
Oklahoma |
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Kasidi Pickering |
Oklahoma |
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Taylor Pannell |
Tennessee |
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Karlyn Pickens |
Tennessee |
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Texas |
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Texas |
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Texas |
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Texas |
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Emiley Kennedy |
Texas A&M |
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Mya Perez |
Texas A&M |
All-SEC Second Team
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Kali Heivilin |
Alabama |
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Robyn Herron |
Arkansas |
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Reagan Johnson |
Arkansas |
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Ella McDowell |
Arkansas |
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Mia Williams |
Florida |
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Dallis Goodnight |
Georgia |
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Hallie Mitchell |
Kentucky |
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Maci Bergeron |
LSU |
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Sydney Berzon |
LSU |
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Danieca Coffey |
LSU |
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Lexie Brady |
Ole Miss |
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Persy Llamas |
Ole Miss |
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Nadia Barbary |
Mississippi State |
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Raelin Chaffin |
Mississippi State |
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Gabbie Garcia |
Oklahoma |
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Sam Gress |
South Carolina |
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Texas |
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Texas |
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Texas |
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Mac Barbara |
Texas A&M |
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Amari Harper |
Texas A&M |
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Koko Wooley |
Texas A&M |
SEC All-Defensive Team
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Pitcher |
Sam Landry |
Oklahoma |
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Sam Gress |
South Carolina |
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Catcher |
Texas |
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First Base |
Bri Ellis |
Arkansas |
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Second Base |
Ailana Agbayani |
Oklahoma |
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Shortstop |
Gabbie Garcia |
Oklahoma |
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Third Base |
Nadia Barbary |
Mississippi State |
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Left Field |
Jaden Pone |
Ole Miss |
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Center Field |
Kendra Falby |
Florida |
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Right Field |
Texas |
UP NEXT
- Texas (46-9) has advanced into the semifinals of the SEC Softball Tournament will play at 5:35 p.m. CT / 6:35 p.m. ET on Friday, May 9 against second-seeded Texas A&M.
- The Longhorns and Aggies did not meet during the regular season after playing all three games of the 2024 Austin Super Regional.
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