Greenville, SC – Prior to the start of the 2026 Conference Carolinas Softball Championship, the league announced their All-Conference awards on Wednesday. The Warriors were among those recognized as two players were named to the All-Conference team and three earned spots on the At-Large team.
Abby Schreiner, a senior out of Canton, GA, claimed a place on the All-Conference Second Team as a catcher. Schreiner led the Warriors with a .344 batting average at the conclusion of the regular season. She totaled 31 hits including four home runs and nine doubles. The catcher went on to post 28 RBIs and came in to score 17 runs. Behind the plate, she caught five base runners from stealing. She had 114 put outs and 13 assists while accumulating no errors.
Joining Schreiner on the All-Conference Second Team is sophomore Megan Ware. Ware played third for the Warriors during the 2026 season. She went 36 for 116 at the plate during the season for a .310 batting average. Of her 36 hits she had 11 doubles, two triples and picked up her first collegiate home run against Ferrum. Ware went on to lead the Warriors by stealing 11 bases during the season.
The Warriors had three players named to the first ever Conference Carolinas At-Large team in Olivia Haag, Emily Collins and Reagan Fulcher.
Olivia Haag started in the circle for the Warriors in seventeen games during the 2026 season. The senior out of Buford, GA pitched 92 innings and struck out 61 batters in the season. Included in that were ten complete games pitched. Opponents batted .252 against her and she had a 1.90 ERA in the season. At the plate, Haag had a .299 batting average during her 127 at bats. Of her 38 hits, she had seven doubles, four triples and three home runs. Haag went on to have seven stolen bases in the season.
Southern Wesleyan's other pitcher named to the At-Large team is senior Emily Collins. Collins started in nine of the 15 games she pitched in during her senior season. She totaled 55 innings pitched during the season and struck out 39 batters. The native of Fredericksburg, VA concluded the season with a 2.67 ERA.
The Warriors' final member of the At-Large team is Reagan Fulcher. Fulcher played second base throughout the 2026 season for Southern Wesleyan. In her 133 at bats, she had 41 hits including 13 doubles and two home runs. She finished the season with a .308 batting average. The Warriors' second baseman collected 23 RBIs and came in to score 23 runs during the season.
