Date Posted: 5/18/2006

This is Wiggins' second consecutive all-region mention and is a four-time all-conference performer and a school-record six-time A-Sun Player of the Week. Wiggins graduated from Stetson in May with a degree in Sports Management.

Rosentreter, a senior, majoring in business went 17-12 with a 1.68 ERA in the circle, and led the Atlantic Sun Conference in strikeouts with 245. She ranked third in the A-Sun in wins (17), third in shutouts (six) and third in opponent batting average (.203).

The Winnipeg, Manitoba native finished second on the team in batting (.310), second in slugging percentage (.441), second in hits (45), second in RBIs (26) and tied for the team lead with three triples.

This is the latest in a long line of honors Rosentreter has received this season. She was named Atlantic Sun Pitcher of the Week on May 1, and was named A-Sun Pitcher of the Year and earned a spot on the All-Atlantic Sun First Team. Additionally, the lefty was named the Virginia “Cowboy” Williamson Senior Female Athlete of the Year at the Mercer’s annual athletics banquet.

She also secured a spot on the Canada's Elite Team. The team will play together for the first time as Canada's Elite Team in a mini tour in southern Ontario versus Team Canada in a two game series on June 18th in Milverton‚ Ontario and June 19th in Guelph‚ Ontario.

Wiggins and Rosentreter will now be added to the ballot for All-America voting during the World Series.

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