NEW HAVEN, Conn. - - A pair of outfielders were recognized as two of the best in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference as the Wilmington University's softball team's Addison Sabo and Maddie Vollmar have been named First Team All-CACC.
In a vote of the league's head coaches, Addison Sabo (Bethlehem, Pa.) was named a First Team outfielder while Maddie Vollmar (Thornton, Colo.) was named a First Team Utility-Pitcher.
Addison Sabo enters the double-elimination portion of the CACC Tournament ranked sixth in the CACC with a .390 batting average. She carries a .390/.438/.525 slash line with a .963 OPS as a true freshman. She leads the Wildcats with 46 hits, 28 runs, and 12 stolen bases and is second on the team with 24 RBI and eight doubles on the year. Sabo's turned it on the second half of the year, batting .429 with a team leading 24 hits and 14 RBI since the start of April. Both of her homers have come down the stretch as well, first in the regular season finale at Chestnut Hill and in the CACC Tournament First Round clinching game against Holy Family.
Maddie Vollmar repeats as a First Team honoree, last year as an outfielder and this year as a utility-pitcher. The sophomore is second in the CACC with a .738 slugging percentage and third overall with a. 1.154 OPS , ranked 14th in the league with a .359 batting average. She leads the CACC with seven triples and leads the team with 28 RBI and 10 doubles. She's also pitched 90.2 innings this year, striking out 62 batters in 22 appearances. She's also turned it around since the start of April in the circle and is 4-3 with a 3.74 ERA in the second half of the season.
Bridgeport's Mya Jones was named the CACC Player of the Year while Caldwell's Haleigh Fisher was voted the CACC Pitcher of the Year. Felician's freshman Karina De La Vega was named the CACC Rookie of the Year while Post's skipper Tracey Garafalo was voted the Athletic Solutions Coach of the Year. Dominican rounds out the Major Award winners with the Team Sportsmanship Award.
The fifth-seeded Wildcats defeated fourth-seeded Holy Family to advance to the double-elimination portion of the CACC Tournament and will take on top seeded Caldwell on Thursday. The first pitch at Asbury Field is scheduled for 11:00 a.m.
2026 CACC Softball All-Conference Teams:
First Team
C – Lily Hoban (Holy Family University)
1B – Paityn Thibodeaux (University of Bridgeport)
2B – Liv Stevens (Thomas Jefferson University)
3B – Mya Jones (University of Bridgeport)
SS – McKenna Frank (Goldey-Beacom College)
OF – Rylee Hobel (Holy Family University)
OF – Kenzie Nazionale (Caldwell University)
OF – Addison Sabo (Wilmington University)
P – Haleigh Fisher (Caldwell University)
P – Samantha Ledger (University of Bridgeport)
P – Jocelyn Moody (Felician University)
UT-PLAYER – McKenzie Morgan (University of Bridgeport)
UT-PITCHER – Maddie Vollmar (Wilmington University)
DP – Kimberly Torres (Felician University)
Second Team
C – Emily Kurth (Caldwell University)
1B – Emerson Jarrard (Caldwell University)
2B – Maddie Matkosky (Caldwell University)
3B – Karina De La Vega (Felician University)
SS – Angelica Tompkins (Post University)
OF – Ayri Hansen (Goldey-Beacom College)
OF – Kendall Mazur (Caldwell University)
OF – Sydnee Perreault (University of Bridgeport)
P – Kinsley Hall (Holy Family University)
P – Katie O'Connor (Caldwell University)
P – Molly Skelly (Goldey-Beacom College)
UT-PLAYER – Amanda Preston (Caldwell University)
UT-PITCHER – Kelsey Vitalis (Felician University)
DP – Adrianna Lisotto (Holy Family University)
2026 CACC Player of the Year: Mya Jones (University of Bridgeport)
2026 CACC Pitcher of the Year: Haleigh Fisher (Caldwell University)
2026 CACC Rookie of the Year: Karina De La Vega (Felician University)
2026 Athletic Solutions Coach of the Year: Tracey Garofalo (Post University)
2026 CACC Team Sportsmanship Award: Dominican University