Aguilar Named To Women's College World Series All-Tournament Team
June 07, 2017 | Softball
OKLAHOMA CITY -- At the conclusion of the 2017 Women's College World Series, Washington senior Ali Aguilar was named to the All-Tournament Team as announced by the NCAA on Tuesday, June 6.Β
Aguilar knocked two sixth inning, lead-off home runs in Washington's first WCWSΒ appearance since 2013 to lead the team to the semi-finals. She ended the season as the Huskies' leader in home runs with 14, as well as most runs scored with 62.
The infielder finished her career with 239 runs scored, making her the new all-time leader at Washington. She also finished in the top-10 for individual career offensive records in batting average (.367; No. 9), RBIs (210; No. 6), doubles (57; No. 3), home runs (58; No. 3), walks (118; No. 6), slugging Β percentage (.708; No. 4) and on-base percentage (.476; No. 5).
Washington wrapped up the season with a 50-14 overall record, the program's first 50-win season since 2010.Β
2017 Women's College World SeriesΒ All-Tournament Team
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Aguilar knocked two sixth inning, lead-off home runs in Washington's first WCWSΒ appearance since 2013 to lead the team to the semi-finals. She ended the season as the Huskies' leader in home runs with 14, as well as most runs scored with 62.
The infielder finished her career with 239 runs scored, making her the new all-time leader at Washington. She also finished in the top-10 for individual career offensive records in batting average (.367; No. 9), RBIs (210; No. 6), doubles (57; No. 3), home runs (58; No. 3), walks (118; No. 6), slugging Β percentage (.708; No. 4) and on-base percentage (.476; No. 5).
Washington wrapped up the season with a 50-14 overall record, the program's first 50-win season since 2010.Β
2017 Women's College World SeriesΒ All-Tournament Team
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- Alexis Mack, IF, Oregon
- Mia Camuso, IF, Oregon
- Ali Aguilar, IF, Washington
- Aleshia Ocasio, UT, Florida
- Amanda Lorenz, OF, Florida
- Justine McLean, OF, Florida
- Kelly Barnhill, P, Florida
- Delanie Gourley, P, Florida
- Paige Lowary, P, Oklahoma
- Paige Parker, P, Oklahoma
- Shay Knighten, IF, Oklahoma
- Nicole Mendes, UT, Oklahoma
Players Mentioned
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