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Eighteen CCAA softball student-athletes earned NFCA All-Region honors for the 2022 season. Nine placed their name on at least one of the first teams, and Cal State San Marcos' Paige Donnelly was named the D2CCA West Region Player of the Year. 
 
Cal State San Marcos and Sonoma State paced the way with four selections apiece. Paige Donnelly, Bianca Gutierrez, Savannah Coyle, and Jayline Sloss represented the Cougars on both the NFCA and the D2CCA all-region teams. The Seawolves' Jordyn Martinez, Giana Hays, Camille Rodriguez, and Anna Zoia-Buescher's names all appeared on the NFCA second team.
 
Paige Donnelly helped lead Cal State San Marcos to the No. 1 seed and the right to host the NCAA West Regional en route to being named the 2022 D2CCA All-West Region Player of the Year. The 2022 CCAA Newcomer of the Year led the conference with 59 runs batted in and ranked third in batting average (.401). The redshirt freshman also ranked in the top 10 in hits (10th, 65), doubles (fourth, 16), home runs (T-eighth, 7), and on-base percentage (fifth, .451).
 
Savannah Coyle earned first team all-region honors as a utility/pitcher. The Oceanside native was named the CCAA Freshman of the Year for her contributions with the bat and in the circle. The left-hander ranked second in the conference in earned run average (1.44) and opponent batting average (.203). She was also sixth in strikeouts (19), fourth in wins (19), and led the league with five saves. Coyle hit .384 on the season, and her .441 on-base percentage ranked ninth.
 
Bianca Gutierrez claimed all-region first team honors as an outfielder. The redshirt freshman was ranked in the top 10 in the CCAA in batting average (.390), runs (41), hits (71), and at-bats. Gutierrez led CSUSM with 25 multi-hit games, seven more than her closest teammate. She also had a 10-game hitting streak, and she reached base in 15 consecutive games.
 
Jayline Sloss combined with Coyle to give Cal State San Marcos one of the top pitching duos in the region, and she was named to NFCA and D2CCA all-region teams. Sloss ranked fourth in the CCAA with a 1.90 earned run average and sixth with 16 wins. Opponents hit only .211 off the right-hander, and she struck out 88 batters. CSUSM went 22-6 with Sloss in the circle, including winning the first 10 games of her career.
 
Micaela Harris represented the CCAA as the first team all-region catcher for the NFCA and the D2CCA squads. The senior was one of the top leadoff hitters in the country, and it showed as her name is listed in numerous categories. She paced the CCAA with 48 stolen bases and ranked second with 53 runs scored. Her 68 hits tied Harris for sixth, and her .382 ranked seventh.
 
San Francisco State's Brylynn Vallejos earned first team honors on both all-region teams. The 2022 CCAA Most Valuable Player led the conference in batting average (.408), hits (75), doubles (17), home runs (10), and runs scored (64). The sophomore outfielder also paced the CCAA in on-base percentage (.464) and slugging percentage (.717). She also ranked in the top 10 of the conference in stolen bases (second, 38), triples (fifth, 5), and her 132 total bases ranked 17th in NCAA Division II. Vallejos also earned first team NFCA and D2CAA all-region honors in 2019.
 
Brooke Larsen from Chico State was the sixth CCAA student-athlete to appear on both the NFCA and the D2CCA All-West Region teams. The 2022 CCAA Most Valuable Pitcher led the CCAA in earned run average (1.34), strikeouts (239), shutouts (11), complete games (23), and opponent batting average (.186). She tied for third in wins (18). It was her second consecutive season she was named to the all-region first team.
 
Cal State San Bernardino's Tereise Tosi picked up first team NFCA all-region honors at third base. The freshman ranked second in the CCAA in batting average (.404) and slugging percentage (.667). Her nine home runs tied for third. Tosi also led the Yotes with 17 multi-hit games and 10 multi-RBI games.
 
Jensen Main followed up her first team All-CCAA selection by being named to the NFCA All-West Region first team. The senior right-hander led the conference with 24 wins, and she was third with a 1.76 earned run average. She struck out 133 batters in 223.1 innings, ranking fourth and second, respectively. The Otters went 29-14 in games that Main pitched. 
 
Sonoma State's Giana Hays earned first team D2CCA honors as a second baseman giving the CCAA first-team representation at every position except shortstop and designated player. Hays was also selected to the NFCA all-region second team and helped lead the Seawolves to its second consecutive CCAA Tournament Championship. Hays tied for fourth in the CCAA in runs (44) and doubles (16). She was fifth in triples, sixth in slugging (.608), and ninth in runs batted in (38).
 
Sonoma State's Jordyn Martinez was named second team all-region on the NFCA and D2CCA squads. The junior catcher ranked fourth in the conference in on-base percentage (.454), third in home runs (9), and second in runs batted in (51). She also paced the CCAA with 28 walks.
 
Anna Zoia-Buescher joined Jayline Sloss and her teammate Martinez as the only CCAA student-athletes to be named to both all-region second teams. The outfielder and leadoff hitter finished fourth in the CCAA in batting (.396), eighth in on-base percentage (.443), and ninth in hits (67).
 
Raquel Jaime claimed second team NFCA honors as a utility player/non-pitcher. She helped lead Cal State Dominguez Hills to the national championship series while setting the school record for hits in a season (90). She paced the CCAA with those 90 hits and also ranked second in on-base percentage (.464). 
 
Claudia Valencia was another significant contributor to Cal State Dominguez's Hills' historic run. The senior outfielder earned second team all-region honors after ranking in the top five in the CCAA in hits (third, 81), runs (third, 47), RBI (fifth, 43), and stolen bases (fourth, 29).
 
Sarah Fukushima powered Cal State East Bay into the program's first appearance in the CCAA Tournament, and she earned second team NFCA all-region honors in the process. The senior first baseman was 10th in the league in batting average (.380) and fourth in OPS (1.060).
 
Nina Revoir represented Chico State as an outfield selection on the D2CCA All-West Region team. She helped Chico State finish second in the CCAA standings and earn an at-large bid to the regional. Revoir tied for third in the league with nine home runs, and she was sixth with 42 RBI.
 
Haylee Clay joined Raquel Jaime as utility players/non-pitchers on the NFCA All-West Region second team. She hit .350, and Clay put together a team-leading 12-game hitting streak. Clay led the Otters and tied for ninth in the CCAA with 38 runs driven in.
 
Camille Rodriguez made it four Seawolves on the NFCA second team. The right-hander posted the fifth-best ERA (1.96) and eight-most wins (14) in the league. Opponents hit only .225 off her (fourth CCAA), and she allowed only two home runs all season.
 
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2022 NFCA DII All-West Region
First Team
C:            Micaela Harris,  Cal Poly Humboldt
1B:          Paige Donnelly, Cal St. San Marcos
3B:          Tereise Tosi, Cal St. San Bernardino
OF:         Brylynn Vallejos, San Francisco State
OF:         Bianca Gutierrez, Cal St. San Marcos
UT/P:    Savannah Coyle, Cal St. San Marcos
SP:          Brooke Larsen, Chico State
SP:          Jensen Main, Cal St. Monterey Bay
                                               
Second Team
C:            Jordyn Martinez, Sonoma State
1B:          Sarah Fukushima, Cal St. East Bay
2B:         Giana Hays, Sonoma State
OF:         Anna Zoia-Buescher, Sonoma State
OF:         Claudia Valencia, Cal St. Dominguez Hills
UT/NP: Haylee Clay, Cal St. Monterey Bay
UT/NP: Raquel Jaime, Cal St. Dominguez Hills
SP:          Jayline Sloss, Cal St. San Marcos
SP:          Camille Rodriguez, Sonoma State
 
2022 D2CCA All-West Region
First Team
C:            Micaela Harris, Cal Poly Humboldt
1B:         Paige Donnelly, Cal State San Marcos
2B:         Giana Hays, Sonoma State
OF:         Bianca Gutierrez, Cal State San Marcos
OF:         Brylynn Vallejos, San Francisco State
UT/P:     Savannah Coyle, Cal State San Marcos
SP:          Brooke Larsen, Chico State
 
Second Team
C:            Jordyn Martinez, Sonoma State
OF:         Nina Revoir, Chico State
OF:         Anna Zoia-Buescher, Sonoma State
SP:          Jayline Sloss, Cal State San Marcos