Ensley, Church Earn All-ACC Honors

CHARLOTTE – Senior Taylor Ensley and junior Hannah Church of the NC State softball team brought home All-ACC Third Team honors, as announced by the conference office Wednesday morning.

Ensley capped off her final season leading the team in conference action starting all 24 games and finishing with a career high .391 batting average. The Franklin, N.C. native tallied 27 hits, including six doubles and four homers. She scored nine runs and brought home 10 throughout the conference slate. She recorded a career high .652 slugging percentage in conference play to mark the second highest slugging percentage on the team.

Church finished her first season with the Wolfpack hitting a perfect .300 in conference play. She led the team with a .729 slugging percentage and 25 RBIs throughout the 24-game conference slate. Her team high nine homers ranks third in the program record book for most during conference play in program history and put her fifth in the ACC for homers during conference play this season.

Postseason awards are selected by the leagues 15 head coaches and bases solely on conference only statistics. The All-ACC teams are made up of a 15-member First Team, 15-member Second Team, and 15-member Third Team, in addition to a 10-member All-Freshman team.

2025 ACC Postseason Awards
Player of the Year: Cori McMillan, VT, Sr., OF
Pitcher of the Year: Reese Basinger, Clemson, Sr., RHP
Defensive Player of the Year: Thessa Malau'ulu, Duke, Gr., UTL
Freshman of the Year: Macey Cintron, Clemson, Fr., RHP
Coach of the Year: Lonni Alameda, Florida State

All-Freshman:
Mia Phillips, California
Macey Cintron, Clemson
Marian Collins, Clemson
Jazzy Francik, Florida State
Alyssa Willer, Georgia Tech
Gracyn Tucker, Georgia Tech
Char Lorenz, Louisville
Caroline O'Brien, Notre Dame
Joie Economides, Stanford
Jordan Lynch, Virginia Tech

First-Team:
Jordan Stephens, Boston College
Lagi Quiroga, California
Maddie Moore, Clemson
Reese Basinger, Clemson
Alex Brown, Clemson
Macey Cintron, Clemson
Aminah Vega, Duke
Isa Torres, Florida State
Jahni Kerr, Florida State
Jazzy Francik, Florida State
Kat Rodriguez, North Carolina
River Mahler, Stanford
Eden Bigham, Virginia
Jade Hylton, Virginia
Cori McMillan, Virginia Tech
Michelle Chatfield, Virginia Tech

Second-Team:
Tianna Bell, California
Ana Gold, Duke
Dani Drogemuller, Duke
DAuna Jennings, Duke
Thessa Malauulu, Duke
Michaela Edenfield, Florida State
Katie Dack, Florida State
Ashtyn Danley, Florida State
Char Lorenz, Louisville
Kyra Chan, Stanford
Emily Jones, Stanford
Alyssa Houston, Stanford
Macee Eaton, Virginia
Kylie Aldridge, Virginia Tech

Third-Team:
Brooke McCubbin, Clemson
Jamison Brockenbrough, Clemson
Kennedy Harp, Florida State
Alyssa Willer, Georgia Tech
Taylor Ensley, NC State
Hannah Church, NC State
Carlie Myrtle, North Carolina
Addison Amaral, Notre Dame
Jade Berry, Stanford
Joie Economides, Stanford
Taryn Kern, Stanford
Jordan Lynch, Virginia Tech
Emma Lemley, Virginia Tech
Zoe Yaeger, Virginia Tech
Emma Mazzarone, Virginia Tech

Players Mentioned

Hannah Church

Taylor Ensley

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