BROOKLYN, N.Y. – Senior catcher Victoria Zamora added another postseason award to her growing list Thursday afternoon. The Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) announced its 2018 Division I Softball Awards and All-ECAC selections, and Zamora was voted All-ECAC Second Team.
 
Zamora, who also earned second team All-Northeast Region honors, first team All-ECAC honors and the NEC's Golden Glove Award, earned the first All-ECAC honors of her career.
 
Zamora finished the regular season with a .977 fielding percentage, recording 222 putouts and 32 assists in 260 chances. She also finished third in the NEC in overall batting average (.359) and second in on base percentage (.466). This year, she led the team with 36 runs scored and 10 doubles, while finishing the regular season ranked second on the team in both hits (52) and RBI (30).
 
Established in 1938, the ECAC is the nation's largest Conference, ranging in location from Maine to Georgia, and westerly to Missouri. The ECAC hosts numerous championships in men's and women's sports across Divisions I, II and III, offering opportunities for thousands of student-athletes. For more information, visit www.ecacsports.com.
 
 
ECAC Division I Softball Major Awards and All-ECAC Selections
 
Player of the Year
Krystal Puga, St. John's, Sr.
 
Pitcher of the Year
Julia DiMartino, Liberty University, Jr.
 
Rookie of the Year
Ali DuBois, Boston University, Fr.
 
Coach of the Year
Ashley Waters, Boston University
 
All-ECAC First Team
Krystal Puga, St. John's, Sr.
Taylor Troutt, Columbia University, Sr.
Morgan Tolle, James Madison University, Sr.
Katie Baron, Monmouth University, Sr.
Brook Miko, Towson University, Sr.
Kate Gordon, James Madison University, So.
Ali Milam, Marist College, So.
Kendyl Scott, Towson University, Sr.
Alex Heinen, Boston University, Jr.
Odicci Alexander, James Madison University, So.
Julia DiMartino, Liberty University, Jr.
 
All-ECAC Second Team*
Paige Rauch, Fordham University, Sr.
Holly Geranen, Colgate university, Sr.
Brittany Husk, Villanova University, Sr.
Molly Kapala, Saint Joseph's University, So.
Hayley Norton, Saint Francis University, Jr.
Nicole Yozzo, Lehigh University, Sr.
Emma Wong, Boston University, Sr.
Bryce Holmgren, Syracuse University, Jr.
Jessica Rutherford, Binghamton University, Sr.
Victoria Zamora, LIU Brooklyn, Sr.
Anna Steinmetz, University of Delaware, Jr.
Courtney Hankins, Fairfield University, Jr.
Amanda Riley, Monmouth University, Sr.
Alexa Romero, Syracuse University, So.
 
*additional players added due to ties in voting