2010 Softball Team (2017) - Hall of Fame

Hall of Fame

At the time of the team's induction, the 2010 MSU Denver softball team is the most decorated in program history.
The Roadrunners went 53-6 overall and 37-2 in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, winning the RMAC regular season and tournament championships.
The Roadrunners won the NCAA Division II Central Regional.
At the College World Series, they reached the semifinals, where they were eliminated by eventual national champion Hawaii Pacific.
Coach Jen Fisher was named coach of the year.
Third baseman Tara Mickelson was a second-team All-American, while Amber Roundtree and Christie Robinson were both honorable mention selections.
Mickelson led Division II with 25 homers, and the team broke the Division II home run record with 112, which stood until 2013.
The team finished second nationally in winning percentage, and sixth in runs scored per game.
The Roadrunners broke the RMAC record for ERA in conference games at 1.47 and record for runs per game in conference play, averaging 8.9 at the time of induction.
The Roadrunners broke the conference home run record with 79.