GANSEVOORT, N.Y. – The North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) has announced its 2015-16 Softball North Division All-Conference Team selections. SUNY Poly had five players named to the All-Conference teams; one first team and four second team. Fallon Reinold was named the NEAC North Division Player of the Year and the North Division Pitcher of the Year after her impressive senior season.

Fallon was incredible this season. The NEAC press release had this to say about her impressive feat.

 "After a dominant all-around season, SUNY Polytechnic Institute senior Fallon Reinold (Holland Patent, N.Y.) was chosen as both the NEAC North Player of the Year and North Pitcher of the Year.  Fallon was tremendous at the plate, in the circle and in centerfield across the season for the Wildcats as she helped her squad lock up a playoff spot in this weekend's conference tournament with a 12-7 division record. As a hitter, she led her squad with a .388 batting average while smacking three home runs, five doubles and a triple to drive in 22 runs and score 26 more herself.  Reinold also made 15 appearances in the pitcher's circle, posting division-leading totals of nine wins and an 8.47 strikeouts-per-game average after whiffing 104 batters through 12 complete games and 86 total innings of work.  She also recorded a 2.20 ERA and held her opponents to a .229 batting average on the season, to go with a .950 fielding percentage through 32 contests.  A Player of the Week selection earlier this season, Reinhold also landed on the All-Conference North First Team." 

The Wildcats also had four All-Conference Second Team selections, listed below.

Taylor Hines (Mechanicsville, N.Y.) had a great season for the Wildcats. She hit .315 in her freshman campaign. She had an on base percentage of .397 in NEAC play and had a slugging percentage of .370. Hines had the second most RBIs for the Wildcats with 18 on the year. Hines had a .907 fielding percentage at the hot corner this season.

Leah Segerlin (Webster, N.Y.) played in all but two of the Wildcats 32 games this season. She hit .309 in NEAC play and had a .436 slugging percentage with 11 of her 12 RBIs coming in league play. Leah hit three triples this season, the most on her team.

Erika Charbonneau (Boonville, N.Y.) had the second highest batting average this season for the Wildcats. She had 32 hits in 85 at bats; a .376 average. Her eight doubles were a team high and her .471 slugging percentage was second best on the team. Erika also played perfect defensively this season. She had a 1.000 fielding percentage with 195 putouts at first base.

Danielle Witchley (New Hartford, N.Y.) was a force to be reckoned with in NEAC Play. She hit .345, had a .517 slugging percentage, and had a .387 on base percentage. Both of her homeruns and four of her five doubles this season came against NEAC opponents. She drove in 18 runs on the year; 15 of which were in NEAC games. Danielle allowed just three passed balls behind the plate and had a 1.000 fielding percentage.

The full NEAC Press Release announcing the All-Conference selections can be found HERE.