BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. -- The Mountain East Conference the 2025 Softball all-conference teams. The All-MEC first team and second teams were voted on by the league's head coaches.

Claiming the North Division Title for the third-consecutive year, Fairmont State had five All-MEC selections including Freshman of the Year, Alexa Foresha.

Foresha, also earned All-MEC Second Team honors after leading the Falcons (10th in MEC) with a .368 batting average. She also ranks in the top-10 for the MEC in slugging percentage (.667), OPS (1.072), runs batted in (38), doubles (15) and home runs (6). On the year, Foresha has totaled 43 hits and scored 12 runs with a fielding percentage of .970.

Delaney Haller received her second-straight All-MEC First Team honor after posting a 19-2 record. She led the conference in wins with top-10 marks of earned run average (2.25), opponents batting average (.228), innings pitched (133.2), strikeouts (98), saves (3) and runs allowed (54). Earlier in the season, Haller eclipsed the 200 strikeout mark in her career as she now sits at 226.

Bella Hess was named to the MEC First Team after being a member of the second team last year. Hess finished the season with an average of .342 and currently ranks second in all of NCAA Division II with 49 stolen bases. She also leads the MEC in runs scored (48) and walks (30) while also being top-10 in on-base (.453) and hits (54).

Elizabeth Waszkiewicz was voted to the All-MEC Second Team, her first all-conference honor of her career. She finished the regular season batting .252 with 37 hits, 31 runs and 22 runs batted in with 18 steals.

As a freshman, Caitlin Morey was selected to the All-MEC Second Team. Morey finished the year with an 11-9 record and 3.15 earned run average. She racked up 74 strikeouts with 24 looking and recorded three complete games.

Fairmont State opens the MEC Softball Tournament on Wednesday, April 30 against Concord University. Start time from Salem, Virginia is set for 5:00 p.m.