Four Broncos Earn Academic Award
5/28/2024 10:10:00 AM | Softball
BOISE, Idaho – A quartet of Boise State softball student-athletes were named academic all-district by the College Sports Communicators (CSC), Tuesday.
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Seniors Taylor Caudill and Jordyn Hutchins, junior Mykenzie Hanna and sophomore Hollie Farmer each received the honor.
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Caudill (3.87 GPA, international business major) was 19-13 this season with a 2.77 ERA. She led the Mountain West in complete games (15), games started (32), innings pitched (186 2/3), strikeouts (173), strikeouts per 7 innings (6.5) and wins.
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She set Boise State single-season records for appearances (44) and strikeouts. The Mission Viejo, Calif., native was named All-Mountain West First Team and NFCA All-Pacific Region Second Team.
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Hutchins (3.51, criminal justice) started 43 games in 2024 and batted .326. She collected 17 extra-base hits, including six home runs and 36 RBI.
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Hanna (3.59, psychology) tied for the Mountain West lead and tied for 22nd nationally with 18 home runs. The home run total set a Boise State record for juniors and was tied for second in single-season school history.
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Farmer (3.90, business administration) appeared in all-59 games for the Broncos, including 58 starts. She batted .308 with a .381 on-base percentage and recorded 16 extra-base hits.
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Seniors Taylor Caudill and Jordyn Hutchins, junior Mykenzie Hanna and sophomore Hollie Farmer each received the honor.
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Caudill (3.87 GPA, international business major) was 19-13 this season with a 2.77 ERA. She led the Mountain West in complete games (15), games started (32), innings pitched (186 2/3), strikeouts (173), strikeouts per 7 innings (6.5) and wins.
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She set Boise State single-season records for appearances (44) and strikeouts. The Mission Viejo, Calif., native was named All-Mountain West First Team and NFCA All-Pacific Region Second Team.
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Hutchins (3.51, criminal justice) started 43 games in 2024 and batted .326. She collected 17 extra-base hits, including six home runs and 36 RBI.
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Hanna (3.59, psychology) tied for the Mountain West lead and tied for 22nd nationally with 18 home runs. The home run total set a Boise State record for juniors and was tied for second in single-season school history.
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Farmer (3.90, business administration) appeared in all-59 games for the Broncos, including 58 starts. She batted .308 with a .381 on-base percentage and recorded 16 extra-base hits.
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