STOCKTON, Calif. – Led by junior Olivia Silvestre's first team All-Conference selection, the Pacific softball program saw five student-athletes earn all-conference honors when the West Coast Conference announced the teams Wednesday afternoon. She is joined by junior Amanda Bricker on the second team, senior Emma Dazell on honorable mention and freshmen Peyton Clifford and Jayleen Scott on the all-freshman team.

Silvestre is the program's fourth first team selection of the decade and the 13th since rejoining the WCC ahead of the 2014 season. The junior finished the season top-five in the conference in batting average, hits, doubles, homeruns, walks, and runs scored.

In addition to her conference accolades, her season goes down as a top-ten single-season effort in doubles, homeruns, batting average and hit by pitches. She also became just the seventh Tiger in program history to hit over .400 in a season.

Meanwhile in her second full season with the Tigers, Bricker made huge strides to become a mainstay in the Pacific lineup. She improved her batting average 168 points, tallied 14 more extra base hits than a season ago, highlighted by belting six home runs, and walked two more times than she struck out.

Like Bricker, Dazell also enjoyed a breakout season in her final campaign. The senior improved her batting average 140 points to finish with a .303 average, more than tripled her previous career high in hits, hit the first three homers of her collegiate career, and finished tied for second on the team in RBIs.

Freshman Peyton Clifford's first season in Stockton ended in high recognition, carrying a .257 batting average through 44 starts. Her season at the plate was highlighted by her first collegiate home run against UC Riverside at the Libby Matson Tournament. She also drove in 15 runs across her 28 hits this season.

Fellow freshman Jayleen Scott's freshman tour saw her emerge as one of the country's most difficult to strike out, going down on strikes only five times in her 44 games played (52nd in the nation). She compiled 30 hits and 18 RBIs while splitting time between the outfield and catching. Scott notched her first collegiate homer against Boise State earlier this season and hit for six extra base hits.

The Tigers will be back in action in 2026 at Bill Simoni Field.

Full Award List
Coach of the Year – Gina Carbonatto, Santa Clara
Player of the Year – Cairah Curran, Santa Clara
Defensive Player of the Year – Taryn Clements, Santa Clara
Pitcher of the Year – Cari Ferguson, Santa Clara
Freshman of the Year – Cari Ferguson, Santa Clara
 
 
First Team (12 members)
Hope Alley, Santa Clara 
Sam Buckley, Saint Mary's
Taryn Clements, Santa Clara
Cairah Curran, Santa Clara
Hannah Edwards, Santa Clara
Cari Ferguson, Santa Clara
Hazyl Gray, Santa Clara
Logan Hulon, Oregon State 
Izzy Jamgotchian, LMU
Jada Lewis, Oregon State
Odhi Vasquez, Saint Mary's
Olivia Silvestre, Pacific
 
 
Second Team (13 with tie in the voting)
Amanda Bricker, Pacific
Victoria Castillo, Saint Mary's
Tori Cervantes, Saint Mary's
Mika Chong, LMU
Ellie Garcia, Oregon State 
Sakora Harvell, LMU
Morgan Howey, Oregon State 
Taylor Johnson, San Diego   
Camille Lara, Saint Mary's
Mia Nishikawa, Saint Mary's
Justine Lambert, LMU
Rebecca Rubio, Santa Clara
Jasmine Sofowora, LMU
 
 
Honorable Mention
Kyla Acres, Santa Clara
Jenavee Amador, Saint Mary's
McKenna Braegelmann, San Diego
Jaeya Butler, Oregon State
Emma Dazell, Pacific
Alyssa Hernandez, San Diego
Shawnese Hogue-Lacy, San Diego
Jessica Hubbard, LMU
Kelsey Tadlock, San Diego
Tristian Thompson, Oregon State
Kaitlyn Wynia, San Diego
 
 
All-Freshman Team (8 with tie in the voting)
Paige Bambarger, Oregon State   
Angela Carrera, LMU
Peyton Clifford, Pacific
Cari Ferguson, Santa Clara  
Analiah Lummus, LMU
Sophia Pinedo, San Diego 
Jayleen Scott, Pacific
Mia Zabat, Saint Mary's
 
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