ATHENS, Ga. – The Southeastern Conference announced Thursday morning that Kendra Falby, Reagan Walsh and Taylor Shumaker have been named First Team All-SEC and Mia Williams has been named to the All-SEC Second Team, as voted on by the league’s coaches.
 
Falby also picked up an All-Defensive Team selection for the second year in a row.
 
The All-SEC Teams consist of 21 student-athletes on the First Team, 22 student-athletes on the Second Team and a 10-member All-Defensive Team. No ties were broken.
 
Walsh and Falby are now both three-time All-SEC selections, earning First Team honors in 2024 and Second Team honors in 2023.

Williams is a first-time selection.

 

Kendra Falby– Senior – Outfield

• 2025 All-SEC First Team, 2025 SEC All-Defensive Team
• 2025 USA Softball Division I Collegiate Player of the Year Top 25 Finalist
• Led the conference in both hits (35) and triples (2) and ranked in the top-10 in batting average (.393) and runs (23)
• Tallied eight multi-hit games and three multi-RBI games in SEC play
• Reached base and recorded a hit in all but two conference games and held a 17-game hitting streak
• Had a perfect fielding percentage with 63 putouts and one assist in 64 chances, with three home run robberies                                                                                 

Reagan Walsh – Senior – Infield

• 2025 All-SEC First Team
• Named SEC Player of the Week on March 3 and NFCA Player of the Week on March 4
• Led the Gators with 11 multi-hit and nine multi-RBI games in SEC play
• Ranked in the top-10 in the SEC in hits (31), RBI (26), batting average (.388), total bases (49) and sacrifice flies (3) in league play
• Fielded a league-high 13 double plays with a perfect fielding percentage at first base
• Hit five home runs, including her third grand slam of the season against Arkansas on April 6 and had a pair of home runs at Texas A&M on March 8

Taylor Shumaker – Freshman– Outfield

• 2025 All-SEC First Team
• 2025 USA Softball Division I Collegiate Player of the Year Top 25 Finalist
• 2025 NFCA Division I National Freshman of the Year Top 10 Finalist
• Four-time SEC Freshman of the Week (Feb. 10, March 10, April 22 & May 5)
• First Florida freshman to earn First Team honors since Brittany Schutte in 2011
• Led the SEC with nine doubles in league play
• Ranked in the top-10 in hits (29) and RBI (25) in the SEC
• Hit five home runs against conference opponents, including first career grand slam against No. 1 Oklahoma on May 2
• Recorded nine multi-hit and six multi-RBI games

Mia Williams – Sophomore – Infield

• 2025 All-SEC Second Team
• Named SEC Player of the Week on April 15
• Hit 10 home runs in league play, third-most of any player in the conference
• Held a .716 slugging percentage in SEC games, a team-best, with 20 RBI, 21 hits, 17 runs and two doubles
• 57% (12-of-21) of her hits went for extra bases
• Slugged a pair of home runs at Ole Miss on April 11, the first multi-home run game of her career
• Recorded four multi-hit and five multi-RBI games

Player of the Year: Bri Ellis, Arkansas
Pitcher of the Year: Karlyn Pickens, Tennessee
Newcomer of the Year: Sam Landry, Oklahoma
Freshman of the Year: Tori Edwards, LSU
Coach of the Year: Patty Gasso, Oklahoma

All-SEC First Team

Audrey Vandagriff	Alabama
Bri Ellis	Arkansas
AnnaLea Adams	Auburn
Kendra Falby	Florida
Taylor Shumaker	Florida
Reagan Walsh	Florida
Tori Edwards	LSU
Jaden Pone	Ole Miss
Sierra Sacco	Mississippi State
Julia Crenshaw	Missouri
Sam Landry	Oklahoma
Nelly McEnroe-Marinas	Oklahoma
Kasidi Pickering	Oklahoma
Taylor Pannell	Tennessee
Karlyn Pickens	Tennessee
Reese Atwood	Texas
Teagan Kavan	Texas
Mia Scott	Texas
Joley Mitchell	Texas
Emiley Kennedy	Texas A&M
Mya Perez	Texas A&M

All-SEC Second Team

Kali Heivilin	Alabama
Robyn Herron	Arkansas
Reagan Johnson	Arkansas
Ella McDowell	Arkansas
Mia Williams	Florida
Dallis Goodnight	Georgia
Hallie Mitchell	Kentucky
Maci Bergeron	LSU
Sydney Berzon	LSU
Danieca Coffey	LSU
Lexie Brady	Ole Miss
Persy Llamas	Ole Miss
Nadia Barbary	Mississippi State
Raelin Chaffin	Mississippi State
Gabbie Garcia	Oklahoma
Sam Gress	South Carolina
Kayden Henry	Texas
Ashton Maloney	Texas
Katie Stewart	Texas
Mac Barbara	Texas A&M
Amari Harper	Texas A&M
Koko Wooley	Texas A&M

SEC All-Defensive Team

Pitcher	Sam Landry	Oklahoma
	Sam Gress	South Carolina
Catcher	Reese Atwood	Texas
First Base	Bri Ellis	Arkansas
Second Base	Ailana Agbayani	Oklahoma
Shortstop	Gabbie Garcia	Oklahoma
Third Base	Nadia Barbary	Mississippi State
Left Field	Jaden Pone	Ole Miss
Center Field	Kendra Falby	Florida
Right Field	Ashton Maloney	Texas

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