Alabama Softball Lands Four on SEC All-Conference Teams

Montana Fouts, Ashley Prange, Bailey Dowling and Ally Shipman took home All-SEC honors for the Crimson Tide.

Alabama softball was well-represented in the SEC all-conference teams announced Friday. Pitcher Montana Fouts and third baseman Ashley Prange earned first-team All-SEC honors while shortstop Bailey Dowling and catcher Ally Shipman were named to the second team.

Fouts was selected to the All-SEC first team for the third time in four years with the Crimson Tide. Prange, Dowling and Shipman earned all-conference honors for the first time. Alabama has had at least four players earn All-SEC honors in each of the last four years and six of the last eight. In total, Alabama has earned 113 All-SEC accolades in program history.

Fouts (22-6) leads Alabama with a 1.93 earned run average and 259 strikeouts over 1662/3 innings pitched. The Team USA member earned SEC Pitcher of the Week four times this season. 

Prange leads Alabama with a .356 batting average and 13 doubles to go with eight home runs and 27 runs batted in. Shipman leads the team with 45 RBIs while batting .347 with eight home runs. Dowling is Alabama's home run leader with nine and has knocked in 28 RBIs while batting .275. 

Arkansas outfielder KB Sides was named SEC Player of the Year while her teammate Chenise Delse earned Pitcher of the Year. Auburn first baseman Bri Ellis was chosen as the Freshman of the Year. After leading Arkansas to a SEC regular-season title, Courtney Deifel was selected the Coach of the Year.

Arkansas led the way with nine combined selections on the first, second and all-defensive teams.

Alabama's All-SEC selections

Montana Fouts, P

Montana Fouts
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Ashley Prange, 3B

Ashley Prange
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Ally Shipman, C

Ally Shipman
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Bailey Dowling, SS

Bailey Dowling
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All-SEC First Team

Montana Fouts, Alabama

Ashley Prange, Alabama

Chenise Delce, Arkansas

Hannah Gammill, Arkansas

Danielle Gibson, Arkansas

Mary Haff, Arkansas

Linnie Malkin, Arkansas

KB Sides, Arkansas

Maddie Penta, Auburn

Skylar Wallace, Florida

Lacey Fincher, Georgia

Jayda Kearney, Georgia

Sara Mosley, Georgia

Erin Coffel, Kentucky

Kayla Kowalik, Kentucky

Lauren Johnson, Kentucky

Ali Kilponen, LSU

Mia Davidson, Mississippi State

Kimberly Wert, Missouri

Brooke Wilmes, Missouri

Haley Lee, Texas A&M

All-SEC Second Team

Bailey Dowling, Alabama

Ally Shipman, Alabama

Hannah McEwen, Arkansas

Bri Ellis, Auburn

Cheyenne Lindsey, Florida

Sydney Kuma, Georgia

Renee Abernathy, Kentucky

Tatum Spangler, Kentucky

Clara Briggs, LSU

Georgia Clark, LSU

Danieca Coffey, LSU

Taylor Pleasants, LSU

Chloe Malau'ulu, Mississippi State

Jenna Laird, Missouri

Ivy Davis, Tennessee

Erin Edmoundson, Tennessee

Kelcy Leach, Tennessee

Kiki Milloy, Tennessee

Zaida Puni, Tennessee

Katie Dack, Texas A&M

Makinzy Herzog, Texas A&M

SEC All-Defensive Team

P - Tatum Spangler, Kentucky

C - Kayla Kowalik, Kentucky

1B - Danielle Gibson, Arkansas

2B - Hannah Adams, Florida

SS - Ivy Davis, Tennessee

3B - Hannah Gammill, Arkansas

LF - Casidy Chaumont, Missouri

CF - Ciara Briggs, LSU

RF - Rylea Smith, Kentucky


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Tony Tsoukalas
TONY TSOUKALAS

Tony Tsoukalas has been covering Alabama since 2016, working for the Anniston Star and Rivals before joining BamaCentral. A native of The Woodlands, Texas, Tsoukalas attended the University of Alabama from 2008-12. He served as the sports editor of the student paper, The Crimson White, during his senior year. Before covering Alabama, Tsoukalas covered high school sports at The Meridian (Miss.) Star and the Victoria (Texas) Advocate. He also served as a copy editor for The Tuscaloosa News.