2015 Michigan Wolverines softball team

American college softball season March 2026 August 2023 2015 Michigan Wolverines Michigan Wolverines logo.svg Big Ten Conference B1G 60–8 21–2 Carol Hutchins (31st season) Jennifer Brundage (18th season) Women's College World Series Runner-up Alumni Field Big Ten Regular Season ChampionsBig Ten Tournament Champions The 2015 Michigan Wolverines softball team was an American college softball team that represented the University of Michigan during the 2015 NCAA softball season. The Wolverines, led by head coach Carol Hutchins in her thirty-first season, played their home games at Alumni Field in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The Wolverines finished the season with a 60–8 record, including 21–2 in conference play. The Wolverines won the 2015 Big Ten Conference softball tournament and qualified for the NCAA Division I softball tournament. They advanced to the finals of the Women's College World Series for the first time since 2005, where they lost to Florida. Preseason The Wolverines were ranked No. 8 in the nation according to the USA Today/NFCA and ESPN.com/USA Softball preseason polls, becoming the top-ranked Big Ten school in both listings.https://mgoblue.com/news/2015/1/20/Wolverines_Ranked_No_8_in_First_Coaches_Poll_of_2015.aspx Wolverines Ranked No. 8 in First Coaches Poll of 2015 CBS Interactive MGoBlue.com January 20, 2015 February 8, 2020https://mgoblue.com/news/2015/1/27/U_M_Receives_Second_Top_10_Preseason_Ranking_of_2015.aspx U-M Receives Second Top-10 Preseason Ranking of 2015 CBS Interactive MGoBlue.com January 27, 2015 February 8, 2020 Sierra Lawrence, Sierra Romero and Haylie Wagner were all named to the USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year preseason watch list.https://mgoblue.com/news/2015/1/30/Player_of_the_Year_Watch_List_Includes_Lawrence_Romero_Wagner.aspx Player of the Year Watch List Includes Lawrence, Romero, Wagner CBS Interactive MGoBlue.com January 30, 2015 February 8, 2020 Personnel Roster 2015 Michigan Wolverines roster Pitchers 3 Megan Betsa – Sophomore 10 Sara Driesenga – Senior 17 Haylie Wagner – Senior Outfielders 5 Olivia Richvalsky – Junior 8 Nikki Wald – Freshman 20 Mary Sbonek – Junior 21 Kelly Christner – Sophomore 22 Sierra Lawrence – Junior Utility 2 Aidan Falk – Freshman 7 Kelsey Susalla – Junior 23 Taylor Swearingen – Freshman 24 Tera Blanco – Freshman 32 Angie Danis – Freshman Catchers 14 Lauren Connell – Junior 16 Morgan Swift – Freshman 19 Becca Garfinkel – Senior 25 Lauren Sweet – Senior Infielders 1 Abby Ramirez – Sophomore 12 Amanda Vargas – Freshman 18 Lindsay Montemarano – Sophomore 32 Sierra Romero – Junior Reference:https://mgoblue.com/news/2015/6/5/2015_Michigan_Softball_Roster.aspx 2015 Michigan Softball Roster CBS Interactive MGoBlue.com May 14, 2019 Coaches 2015 Michigan Wolverines coaching staff Carol Hutchins – Head coach – 31st year Bonnie Tholl – Associate head coach – 13th year Jennifer Brundage – Assistant coach – 18th year Nikki Nemitz – Volunteer assistant coach – 4th year Reference:https://mgoblue.com/news/2005/7/6/michigan_coaching_staff_tabbed_nation_s_best_by_nfca.aspx Michigan Coaching Staff Tabbed Nation's Best by NFCA CBS Interactive MGoBlue.com July 6, 2005 June 12, 2018 Schedule Michigan Wolverines 2 white 2015 Michigan Wolverines Softball Game Log ! style="Michigan Wolverines 2 white" | Regular season (48–6) |- valign="top" y Michigan Wolverines; February (17–1) Date Opponent Rank StadiumSite Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall Record B1G Record |- bgcolor="#ffdddd" | February 7 || vs. No. 1 Florida || No. 8 || USF Softball StadiumTampa, FL || 1–2 || Ocasio (1–0) || Wagner (0–1) || — || 1,167 || 0–1 || – |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 7 || vs. USF || No. 8 || USF Softball Stadium || 4–3 || Driesenga (1–0) || Greiner (1–1) || — || 1,100 || 1–1 || – |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 8 || vs. Hampton || No. 8 || USF Softball Stadium || 9–2 || Betsa (1–0) || Babinsack (0–3) || Wagner (1) || 204 || 2–1 || – |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 8 || vs. Illinois State || No. 8 || USF Softball Stadium || 4–1 || Driesenga (2–0) || Romshek (2–2) || — || 217 || 3–1 || – |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 13 || vs. Western Kentucky || No. 7 || JoAnne Graf FieldTallahassee, FL || 8–0 (5) || Wagner (1–1) || Kramer (3–1) || — || — || 4–1 || – |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 13 || vs. Georgia Tech || No. 7 || JoAnne Graf Field || 10–0 (5) || Betsa (2–0) || Kleinschmidt (0–4) || — || — || 5–1 || – |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 14 || at No. 6 Florida State || No. 7 || JoAnne Graf Field || 6–5 || Wagner (2–1) || Waldrop (4–1) || Betsa (1) || — || 6–1 || – |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 14 || at No. 6 Florida State || No. 7 || JoAnne Graf Field || 2–1 || Betsa (3–0) || Waldrop (4–2) || — || 1,208 || 7–1 || – |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 15 || vs. Georgia Tech || No. 7 || JoAnne Graf Field || 10–2 (5) || Driesenga (3–0) || Biggerstaff (0–1) || — || — || 8–1 || – |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 20 || vs. Lipscomb || No. 5 || Rhoads StadiumTuscaloosa, AL || 7–1 || Wagner (3–1) || Sanders (3–3) || — || 181 || 9–1 || – |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 20 || at No. 3 Alabama || No. 5 || Rhoads Stadium || 8–2 || Betsa (4–0) || Jury (3–2) || — || 2,514 || 10–1 || – |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 21 || vs. Lipscomb || No. 5 || Rhoads Stadium || 13–1 (5) || Driesenga (4–0) || Young (2–4) || — || 207 || 11–1 || – |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 21 || at No. 3 Alabama || No. 5 || Rhoads Stadium || 4–1 || Wagner (4–1) || Osorio (4–1) || — || 2,710 || 12–1 || – |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 22 || vs. James Madison || No. 5 || Rhoads Stadium || 10–0 (5) || Betsa (5–0) || Ford (2–2) || — || 101 || 13–1 || – |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 27 || vs. Toledo || No. 3 || Farrington StadiumTempe, AZ || 20–5 (5) || Wagner (5–1) || Gooding (4–2) || — || 289 || 14–1 || – |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 27 || at No. 21 Arizona State || No. 3 || Farrington Stadium || 7–5 || Betsa (6–0) || Ryndak (6–2) || Wagner (2) || 1,167 || 15–1 || – |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 28 || vs. Toledo || No. 3 || Farrington Stadium || 9–0 (5) || Betsa (7–0) || Gross (0–1) || — || 207 || 16–1 || – |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 28 || vs. Binghamton || No. 3 || Farrington Stadium || 15–0 (5) || Wagner (6–1) || Miller (2–2) || — || 209 || 17–1 || – |- y Michigan Wolverines; March (14–4) Date Opponent Rank StadiumSite Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall Record B1G Record |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 1 || at No. 21 Arizona State || No. 3 || Farrington Stadium || 6–2 || Betsa (8–0) || Macha (7–4) || Wagner (3) || 1,115 || 18–1 || – |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 4 || at Cal State Fullerton || No. 3 || Anderson Family FieldFullerton, CA || 9–0 || Wagner (7–1) || Ybarra (5–5) || — || 945 || 19–1 || – |- bgcolor="#ffdddd" | March 5 || vs. No. 22 Arizona State || No. 3 || Anderson Family Field || 0–2 (8) || Macha (8–4) || Betsa (8–1) || — || 345 || 19–2 || – |- bgcolor="#ffdddd" | March 5 || vs. No. 1 Florida || No. 3 || Anderson Family Field || 4–7 || Ocasio (8–0) || Betsa (8–2) || — || 375 || 19–3 || – |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 6 || vs. San Jose State || No. 3 || Anderson Family Field || 9–1 (5) || Betsa (9–1) || Lang (4–4) || — || 1,042 || 20–3 || – |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 6 || vs. No. 9 Baylor || No. 3 || Anderson Family Field || 11–1 (5) || Wagner (8–1) || Stearns (4–3) || — || 511 || 21–3 || – |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 7 || vs. San Diego State || No. 3 || Anderson Family Field || 10–2 (5) || Wagner (9–1) || Cable (2–3) || — || 1,850 || 22–3 || – |- bgcolor="#ffdddd" | March 14 || Kent State || No. 3 || Alumni FieldAnn Arbor, MI || 0–3 || Johnson (6–2) || Wagner (9–2) || — || — || 22–4 || – |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 14 || Kent State || No. 3 || Alumni Field || 10–1 (5) || Betsa (10–2) || Ladines (3–3) || — || 1,051 || 23–4 || – |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 15 || Kent State || No. 3 || Alumni Field || 4–1 || Betsa (11–2) || Johnson (6–3) || — || 1,021 || 24–4 || – |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 18 || Bowling Green || No. 4 || Alumni Field || 8–1 || Wagner (10–2) || Combs (1–3) || — || 712 || 25–4 || – |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 20 || at Ohio State || No. 4 || Buckeye FieldColumbus, OH || 13–1 || Betsa (12–2) || O'Reilly (7–2) || — || 215 || 26–4 || 1–0 |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 21 || at Ohio State || No. 4 || Buckeye Field || 13–1 (5) || Wagner (11–2) || DiDomenico (2–3) || — || 412 || 27–4 || 2–0 |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 22 || at Ohio State || No. 4 || Buckeye Field || 20–0 (5) || Betsa (13–2) || O'Reilly (7–3) || — || 388 || 28–4 || 3–0 |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 25 || Western Michigan || No. 4 || Alumni Field || 8–2 || Wagner (12–2) || Binkowski (3–6) || — || 659 || 29–4 || – |- bgcolor="#bbbbbb" | March 27 || Iowa || No. 4 || colspan=9| Postponed |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 28 || Iowa || No. 4 || Alumni Field || 6–0 || Betsa (14–2) || Starkenburg (8–15) || — || — || 30–4 || 4–0 |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 28 || Iowa || No. 4 || Alumni Field || 7–4 || Wagner (13–2) || Yoways (2–10) || Betsa (2) || 1,136 || 31–4 || 5–0 |- bgcolor="#ffdddd" | March 29 || Iowa || No. 4 || Alumni Field || 4–6 || Starkenburg (9–15) || Betsa (14–3) || — || 967 || 31–5 || 5–1 |- y Michigan Wolverines; April (14–1) Date Opponent Rank StadiumSite Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall Record B1G Record |- bgcolor="#ffdddd" | April 3 || at No. 14 Minnesota || No. 4 || JSC StadiumMinneapolis, MN || 1–9 (6) || Groenewegen (19–3) || Betsa (14–4) || — || 401 || 31–6 || 5–2 |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 4 || at No. 14 Minnesota || No. 4 || JSC Stadium || 9–4 || Wagner (14–2) || Anderson (5–2) || Betsa (3) || 1,119 || 32–6 || 6–2 |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 5 || at No. 14 Minnesota || No. 4 || JSC Stadium || 9–1 (6) || Betsa (15–4) || Groenewegen (19–4) || — || 327 || 33–6 || 7–2 |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 7 || Eastern Michigan || No. 4 || Alumni Field || 11–1 (5) || Wagner (15–2) || Rich (6–14) || — || 952 || 34–6 || – |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 10 || at Rutgers || No. 4 || Rutgers Softball ComplexPiscataway, NJ || 18–0 (5)|| Betsa (16–4) || Landrith (11–6) || — || 157 || 35–6 || 8–2 |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 11 || at Rutgers || No. 4 || Rutgers Softball Complex || 16–3 (5)|| Wagner (16–2) || Maddox (5–4) || — || 361 || 36–6 || 9–2 |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 12 || at Rutgers || No. 4 || Rutgers Softball Complex || 5–0 || Betsa (17–4) || Landrith (11–7) || — || 227 || 37–6 || 10–2 |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 15 || at Michigan State || No. 4 || Secchia StadiumEast Lansing, MI || 10–0 (5) || Betsa (18–4) || Rainey (1–9) || — || 1,047 || 38–6 || 11–2 |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 17 || Indiana || No. 4 || Alumni Field || 11–2 (5) || Betsa (19–4) || Olson (10–21) || — || 1,415 || 39–6 || 12–2 |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 18 || Indiana || No. 4 || Alumni Field || 3–0 || Wagner (17–2) || Olson (10–22) || — || — || 40–6 || 13–2 |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 18 || Indiana || No. 4 || Alumni Field || 7–1 || Betsa (20–4) || Tamayo (4–8) || — || 1,909 || 41–6 || 14–2 |- bgcolor="#bbbbbb" | April 19 || Indiana || No. 4 || Alumni Field || colspan=9| Postponed |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 21 || Michigan State || No. 4 || Alumni Field || 4–3 || Wagner (18–2) || Rainey (1–11) || — || 1,105 || 42–6 || 15–2 |- bgcolor="#bbbbbb" | April 22 || Central Michigan || No. 4 || Alumni Field || colspan=9| Postponed |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 24 || at Maryland || No. 4 || Maryland Softball StadiumCollege Park, MD || 8–0 (5) || Betsa (21–4) || Dewey (6–11) || — || 512 || 43–6 || 16–2 |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 25 || at Maryland || No. 4 || Maryland Softball Stadium || 10–2 (6) || Wagner (19–2) || Schmeiser (18–8) || — || 941 || 44–6 || 17–2 |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 26 || at Maryland || No. 4 || Maryland Softball Stadium || 1–0 || Betsa (22–4) || Schmeiser (18–9) || — || 625 || 45–6 || 18–2 |- y Michigan Wolverines; May (3–0) Date Opponent Rank StadiumSite Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall Record B1G Record |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 1 || Penn State || No. 3 || Alumni Field || 8–0 (5) || Betsa (23–4) || Cummings (7–8) || — || 1,735 || 46–6 || 19–2 |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 2 || Penn State || No. 3 || Alumni Field || 9–1 (6) || Wagner (20–2) || Laubach (12–10) || — || 1,852 || 47–6 || 20–2 |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 3 || Penn State || No. 3 || Alumni Field || 10–2 (5) || Betsa (24–4) || Cummings (7–9) || — || 2,500 || 48–6 || 21–2 |- |- ! style="Michigan Wolverines 2 white" | Postseason (12–2) |- y Michigan Wolverines; B1G Tournament (3–0) Date Opponent Rank StadiumSite Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall Record B1GT Record |- |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 8 || Penn State (9) || No. 3 (1) || Buckeye Field || 16–1 (5) || Betsa (25–4) || Cummings (7–10) || — || 1,345 || 49–6 || 1–0 |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 9 || Northwestern (4) || No. 3 (1) || Buckeye Field || 9–0 (5) || Betsa (26–4) || Wood (16–10) || — || — || 50–6 || 2–0 |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 9 || Nebraska (3) || No. 3 (1) || Buckeye Field || 6–1 || Wagner (21–2) || McClure (9–3) || — || 1,476 || 51–6 || 3–0 |- y Michigan Wolverines; Ann Arbor Regional (3–0) Date Opponent Rank StadiumSite Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall Record Regional Record |- |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 15 || Oakland || No. 3 (3) || Alumni Field || 9–1 (6) || Betsa (27–4) || Kownacki (16–13) || — || 2,087 || 52–6 || 1–0 |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 16 || No. 19 California || No. 3 (3) || Alumni Field || 9–1 (6) || Betsa (28–4) || Trzcinski (15–6) || — || 2,237 || 53–6 || 2–0 |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 17 || Pittsburgh || No. 3 (3) || Alumni Field || 10–3 || Betsa (29–4) || King (20–9) || — || 2,144 || 54–6 || 3–0 |- y Michigan Wolverines; Ann Arbor Super Regional (2–0) Date Opponent Rank StadiumSite Score Win Loss Save Attendance OverallRecord Super Reg.Record |- |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 21 || No. 14 Georgia (14) || No. 3 (3) || Alumni Field || 10–3 || Betsa (30–4) || Wilkinson (28–10) || — || 2,136 || 55–6 || 1–0 |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 22 || No. 14 Georgia (14) || No. 3 (3) || Alumni Field || 7–6 || Wagner (22–2) || Wilkinson (28–11) || Betsa (4) || 2,582 || 56–6 || 2–0 |- y Michigan Wolverines; Women's College World Series (4–2) Date Opponent Rank StadiumSite Score Win Loss Save Attendance OverallRecord CWSRecord |- |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 28 || vs. No. 6 Alabama (6) || No. 3 (3) || ASA Hall of Fame StadiumOklahoma City, OK || 5–0 || Betsa (31–4) || Osorio (21–9) || — || 8,360 || 57–6 || 1–0 |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 29 || vs. No. 7 UCLA (7) || No. 3 (3) || ASA Hall of Fame Stadium || 10–4 || Wagner (23–2) || Carda (32–7) || — || 9,425 || 58–6 || 2–0 |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 31 || vs. No. 8 LSU (5) || No. 3 (3) || ASA Hall of Fame Stadium || 6–3 || Wagner (24–2) || Hoover (18–7) || — || 9,274 || 59–6 || 3–0 |- bgcolor="#ffdddd" | June 1 || vs. No. 2 Florida (1) || No. 3 (3) || ASA Hall of Fame Stadium || 2–3 || Ocasio (18–3) || Betsa (31–5) || Gourley (5) || 8,329 || 59–7 || 3–1 |- bgcolor="#ddffdd" | June 1 || vs. No. 2 Florida (1) || No. 3 (3) || ASA Hall of Fame Stadium || 1–0 || Wagner (25–2) || Haeger (31–2) || — || 8,254 || 60–7 || 4–1 |- bgcolor="#ffdddd" | June 1 || vs. No. 2 Florida (1) || No. 3 (3) || ASA Hall of Fame Stadium || 1–4 || Haeger (32–2) || Wagner (25–3) || — || 7,680 || 60–8 || 4–2 |- |- |- style="text-align:center;" | #ddffdd Win #ffdddd Loss #bbbbbb Postponement Bold: Wolverines team member Reference:https://mgoblue.com/sports/softball/schedule/2015 2015 Softball Schedule CBS Interactive MGoBlue.com February 8, 2020 Rankings from NFCA: (#) Tournament seedings in parentheses. Ranking movement + Ranking movementLegend: ██ Increase in ranking. ██ Decrease in ranking. NR = Not ranked. RV = Received votes. Poll Last Pre Wk 1 Wk 2 Wk 3 Wk 4 Wk 5 Wk 6 Wk 7 Wk 8 Wk 9 Wk 10 Wk 11 Wk 12 Wk 13 Wk 14 Wk 15 Final NFCAhttps://nfca.org/component/com_nfca/Itemid,230/list,1/pdiv,div1/top25,1/year,2015/ USA Today/NFCA Division I Top 25 Poll (Final) nfca.org February 8, 2020 10 8 8 5 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 2 Awards and honors auto Weekly AwardsPlayerAwardDate AwardedRef. Kelsey Susalla Co-Big Ten Player of the Week February 23, 2015 https://mgoblue.com/news/2015/2/23/Susalla_Tabbed_Co_Big_Ten_Player_of_the_Week.aspx Susalla Tabbed Co-Big Ten Player of the Week CBS Interactive MGoBlue.com February 23, 2015 February 8, 2020 Sierra Lawrence USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Week March 3, 2015 https://mgoblue.com/news/2015/3/3/Lawrence_Selected_as_USA_Softball_Collegiate_Player_of_the_Week.aspx Lawrence Selected as USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Week CBS Interactive MGoBlue.com March 3, 2015 February 8, 2020 Sierra Romero Big Ten Pitcher of the Week March 9, 2005 https://mgoblue.com/news/2015/3/9/Romero_Named_Big_Ten_Player_of_the_Week.aspx Romero Named Big Ten Player of the Week CBS Interactive MGoBlue.com March 9, 2015 February 8, 2020 Megan Betsa Big Ten Pitcher of the Week March 23, 2015 https://mgoblue.com/news/2015/3/23/Betsa_Named_Big_Ten_Pitcher_of_the_Week.aspx Betsa Named Big Ten Pitcher of the Week CBS Interactive MGoBlue.com March 23, 2015 February 8, 2020 Megan Betsa Big Ten Pitcher of the Week April 20, 2015 https://mgoblue.com/news/2015/4/20/Betsa_Repeats_as_Big_Ten_Pitcher_of_the_Week.aspx Betsa Repeats as Big Ten Pitcher of the Week CBS Interactive MGoBlue.com April 20, 2015 February 8, 2020 Megan Betsa NFCA National Pitcher of the Week April 21, 2015 https://nfca.org/divnews/general/missouri-s-fagan-michigan-s-betsa-named-louisville-slugger-nfca-division-i-national-player-and-pitcher-of-the-week Missouri’s Fagan, Michigan’s Betsa Named Louisville Slugger/NFCA Division I National Player and Pitcher of the Week nfca.org Lance Swan April 21, 2015 February 8, 2020 Individual AwardsPlayerAwardRef. Megan Betsa Big Ten Pitcher of the Yearhttps://bigten.org/news/2015/5/6/Softball_Award_Winners_Named.aspx https://web.archive.org/web/20210521085650/https://bigten.org/news/2015/5/6/Softball_Award_Winners_Named.aspx dead May 21, 2021 Softball Award Winners Named CBS Interactive BigTen.org May 6, 2015 February 8, 2020 Carol Hutchins Big Ten Coach of the Year 10em All-Big TenPlayerSelectionRef. Megan Betsa First Team https://mgoblue.com/news/2015/5/6/U_M_Puts_Four_on_All_Big_Ten_First_Team_Betsa_Hutchins_Snag_Top_Honors.aspx U-M Puts Four on All-Big Ten First Team; Betsa, Hutchins Snag Top Honors CBS Interactive MGoBlue.com May 6, 2015 February 8, 2020 Kelly Christner First Team Sierra Romero First Team Haylie Wagner First Team Sierra Lawrence Second Team Abby Ramirez Second Team Lauren Sweet Second Team All-AmericanPlayerSelectionRef. Kelly Christner First Team https://bigten.org/news/2015/5/27/Seven_Named_NFCA_All_Americans.aspx Seven Named NFCA All-Americans Big Ten Conference May 27, 2015 February 8, 2020May 2024 medicmedic Sierra Romero First Team Megan Betsa Second Team Sierra Lawrence Third Team Haylie Wagner Third Team References 30em Michigan Michigan Wolverines softball team Michigan Category:Big Ten Conference softball champion seasons Category:Michigan Wolverines softball seasons Category:Women's College World Series seasons