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2012 All-OAC Softball Teams
Three members of the Capital University softball team were selected to the All-Ohio Athletic Conference teams, the league announced at the conclusion of the OAC Tournament on Saturday, May 5.
Junior Devan Boggs was picked to the first team for the second consecutive year as a shortstop. Freshman outfielder Kelsey Swain earned second team accolades, while junior infielder Lexi Majoy received honorable mention.
Boggs, who also appeared as a pitcher in 2012, led the Crusaders in nine offensive categories and ranked in the top three in the conference in batting average (.459), slugging percentage (.789), total bases (105), on-base percentage (.500), hits (61) and triples (4). She also finished tied for third in the OAC with 15 doubles, a mark that set a new school record, and registered seven homers and seven steals.
The West Jefferson, Ohio, native was named OAC Rookie of the Year in 2010 and was a second team all-conference pick in the same season. Boggs is also a two-time NFCA/Louisville Slugger All-Central Region second teamer and was recently selected to the Capital One Academic All-District 7 first team by CoSIDA.
Swain, a Pickerington, Ohio, native, placed second on the team with a .387 batting average and 41 hits. She also tallied 14 runs batted in and four stolen bases, starting 36 of the 37 games she appeared in.
Swain peaked during the conference season, recording five two-hit games in her last 10 contests, all against OAC opponents.
Majoy batted .352 for the season with six doubles, six home runs and tied for the team lead with 31 RBIs. The Huron, Ohio, native also posted 13 walks and fielded .985 playing primarily at first base. She hit two homers and knocked in five runs in Capital's 6-4 victory over John Carroll on March 31.
2012 All-OAC Softball Teams
Three members of the Capital University softball team were selected to the All-Ohio Athletic Conference teams, the league announced at the conclusion of the OAC Tournament on Saturday, May 5.
Junior Devan Boggs was picked to the first team for the second consecutive year as a shortstop. Freshman outfielder Kelsey Swain earned second team accolades, while junior infielder Lexi Majoy received honorable mention.
Boggs, who also appeared as a pitcher in 2012, led the Crusaders in nine offensive categories and ranked in the top three in the conference in batting average (.459), slugging percentage (.789), total bases (105), on-base percentage (.500), hits (61) and triples (4). She also finished tied for third in the OAC with 15 doubles, a mark that set a new school record, and registered seven homers and seven steals.
The West Jefferson, Ohio, native was named OAC Rookie of the Year in 2010 and was a second team all-conference pick in the same season. Boggs is also a two-time NFCA/Louisville Slugger All-Central Region second teamer and was recently selected to the Capital One Academic All-District 7 first team by CoSIDA.
Swain, a Pickerington, Ohio, native, placed second on the team with a .387 batting average and 41 hits. She also tallied 14 runs batted in and four stolen bases, starting 36 of the 37 games she appeared in.
Swain peaked during the conference season, recording five two-hit games in her last 10 contests, all against OAC opponents.
Majoy batted .352 for the season with six doubles, six home runs and tied for the team lead with 31 RBIs. The Huron, Ohio, native also posted 13 walks and fielded .985 playing primarily at first base. She hit two homers and knocked in five runs in Capital's 6-4 victory over John Carroll on March 31.
