Posted: May 12, 2014
Lyda Tesauro touted as 2014 @USCAA Softball 'Second Team' All-American
AKRON, Ohio - University of Dallas freshman utility-player Lyda Tesauro (Hollywood, Fla.) has been tabbed by the United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) to the 2014 USCAA Softball All-American Second Team.
All-Academic and All-American selections were announced on Monday at the USCAA National Championship. Statistics do not include postseason play.
Tesauro started 29-of-32 games played and boasted a team-high .449 batting average for Dallas.
Her three sacrifice flies were second-best in the USCAA. Tesauro also notably had 17 stolen bases (15th), three triples (19th), seven doubles (35th), 35 hits (39th) and 48 total bases (44th).
Click here to view the complete 2014 USCAA Softball All-American teams.
About the USCAA:
"The USCAA is a national organization that exists to provide quality athletic competition on a regional and national level. The USCAA focuses specifically on smaller institutions of higher learning and their student-athletes. The association believes that all athletes and programs deserve the same national opportunities as larger institutions. We are an organization that can provide those opportunities."
USCAA website: theuscaa.com