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Softball Ranked Throughout Final NCAA Statistics

| By: David O’Brian (dobrian@binghamton.edu)

Allen, Lawson, Santos, Roberts and Kennedy also appear in individual rankings

VESTAL, N.Y. - With the 2025 softball season in the books, the NCAA team and individual statistics have been finalized. On the heels of its stellar season, Binghamton is ranked in numerous team and individual statistical categories.

Binghamton homered a program-record 68 times this season and finished the year ranked No. 20 in the nation with 1.36 home runs per game. The Bearcats also were No. 35 with a .516 slugging percentage.

On the mound, the Bearcats were No. 33 with a 2.80 team ERA. They also finished No. 22 with 6.61 strikeouts per seven innings as well as No. 27 with a 2.44 strikeouts-to-walk ratio.

With a 36-14 final record this season, Binghamton ranked No. 29 with a .720 winning percentage. The 36 victories also represents the second-best total in program history.

Individually, sophomore catcher Elisa Allen's historic season at the plate led to several NCAA rankings. She was fourth in the nation with 0.46 home runs per game, No. 36 with 1.12 RBI per game and No. 22 with an .852 slugging percentage.

Junior first baseman Emma Lawson was No. 11 with six sacrifice flies and No. 37 with 0.32 doubles per game. Also at the plate, graduate student outfielder Brianna Santos was the seventh-toughest batter in the nation to strikeout (44.0).

On the mound, junior pitcher Brianna Roberts ranked No. 24 in the nation with 21 wins. She was also No. 37 with 165 strikeouts. Fellow junior pitcher Olivia Kennedy, meanwhile, finished No. 36 with 7.8 strikeouts per seven innings.

The Bearcats swept both the America East regular season and tournament championships and finished the year ranked No. 17 in the D1Softball.com Mid-Major Poll. In addition, Binghamton's RPI of No. 77 (out of 309 Division 1 softball programs) represents its highest finish in program history.

 
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