NEW HAVEN, Conn. - - Three members of the Wilmington University softball team were named today as the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference released its 2014 All-Conference Teams, voted on by the league's head coaches and announced by commissioner Dan Mara.

Seniors Meghan Logullo and Stephanie Sarris, along with sophomore Ashley Bennett, were all named Second Team All-CACC today after leading the Wildcats to a No. 5 seed in the upcoming CACC Tournament.

Bennett (Laurel, Del./Delmar) was named the Second Team designated player after batting .301 with a team high six home runs and 24 RBI during the regular season. Her six home runs rank sixth in the CACC, with blasts coming against Philadelphia, Nyack, Georgian Court, Holy Family, USciences, and Dowling.

Logullo (Middletown, Del./Middletown) was named a Second Team outfielder, anchoring the Wildcat defense by playing all 48 games in center this season. She batted .283 with four doubles, a triple, 22 RBI, and 17 runs scored. She also finished with five outfield assists and carries a five game hitting streak into the tournament.

Sarris (Rohnert Park, Calif./Rancho Cotate) led the pitching staff with 21 starts, appearing in 23 games. She is third in the CACC with 12 wins, completing in CACC best 14 games. She has three complete game shutouts this season, with the last coming on Senior Day on Saturday against Bloomfield. Her 106 strikeouts rank second in the CACC, as she compiled a season high nine on three separate occasions. Her 2.28 earned run average is fifth in the CACC while tossing 126.0 innings on the year.

Bloomfield's senior shortstop Angie Yoshizu was named the CACC Player of the Year after batting .388 from atop the Deacon lineup this season. Teammate Kirsten Wilson was named the CACC Rookie of the Year after hitting .358 with six home runs and striking out a league high 161 batters in the circle.

Caldwell's sophomore Amber Padilla was voted as the CACC Pitcher of the Year after posting a 14-3 season with a league low 1.70 earned run average in 115.0 innings.

Post's head coach Tracey Garofalo was named the CACC Coach of the Year in a voted of the conference's sports information directors after leading the Eagles to a third place finish and an 18-8 CACC record during the regular season.

The CACC Tournament is set to begin on Thursday, May 1 with a double elimination type format. The tournament will be held in Lakewood, N.J., hosted by Georgian Court University with two fields on campus. The Wildcats are set to face No. 4 Holy Family in the first game at a time to be determined.

AGATE:

2014 CACC Softball All-Conference Teams:

First Team:
C – Alyssa Calderon, Jr., Caldwell
1B – Ciera Clark, Jr., Felician
2B – Danielle McDevitt, Sr., Holy Family
3B – Kristen Knorr, Jr., Caldwell
SS – Angie Yoshizu, Sr., Bloomfield
OF – Dara Schroeder, Jr., Georgian Court
OF – Caitlin McCready, So., Caldwell
OF – Samantha Riabko, Sr., Philadelphia
DP – Kirsten Wilson, Fr., Bloomfield
UT – Kimberly Ragazzo, So., Dominican
P – Amber Padilla, So., Caldwell
P – Sydney Ponto, Fr., Caldwell
AT – Elontay Collins, Fr., Dominican
AT – Jackie Bonamassa, Sr., Post

Second Team:
C – Shannon Haukap, So., Dominican
1B – Brielle Reighn, So., Caldwell
2B – Meaghan Lewis, Sr., Philadelphia
3B – Taylor McDonough, Sr., Georgian Court
SS – Megan Fryday, Jr., Caldwell
OF – AnnMarie Dalton, Sr., Holy Family
OF – Amy Hickman, Fr., Caldwell
OF – Nicole Velardi, Sr., Caldwell
OF – Charlee King, Fr., Goldey-Beacom
DP – Ashley Bennett, So., Wilmington
UT – Renee Kakareka, So., Philadelphia
P – Deanna Daluise, Sr., Georgian Court
P – Stephanie Sarris, Sr., Wilmington
AT – Haylee Williams, Jr., Felician
AT – Meghan Logullo, Sr., Wilmington

Honorable Mention:
OF – Kelsi Bunda, Jr., Holy Family
C – Stephanie DeMartino, Sr., Post
P – Kaitlin Derby, Jr., Post
2B – Lauren Frye, Fr., Caldwell
1B – Erica Ragazzone, Fr., Post
OF – Brianna Scotto, Fr., Holy Family
P – Bailey Walters, Fr., Holy Family

CACC Player of the Year: Angie Yoshizu, Bloomfield
CACC Pitcher of the Year: Amber Padilla, Caldwell
CACC Rookie of the Year: Kirsten Wilson, Bloomfield
CACC Coach of the Year: Tracey Garofalo, Post
Team Sportsmanship Award: Nyack College