Power Zone Academy College Players

 

Power Zone Academy is very proud of all our athletes and many of them have pursued softball at the University level. The following Power Zone students have achieved their goal of getting a college scholarship and are currently attending a University in the USA.

To see more about the player just click on the name and you will be directed to their information page on the Universities' web site and to follow the team click on the Universities' name to go to the team's web site.

We will also try to highlight the activities of the players and the teams once their season begins with information and stat

 

 

Oklahoma Baptist University (NAIA)

2008 Highlights

  • 2nd Team All Conference

  • 2nd in team slugging (.543) and 3rd in batting average (.363)

2006 Highlights

  • 2nd Team All Conference

  • Lead team with .366 batting average

2005 Highlights

  • 2nd Team All Conference

  • Hit 5 home runs and batted .333


 
 

Georgia Tech University (NCCA Div 1)

2008 Highlights

  •  Team Canada in Beijing 2008 Olympics

2007 Highlights

  •  First in the Tech season record book in at-bats
  •  Ends the season third on the team with a .343 batting average
  • Set a new Tech school record with an 18 game hitting streak

2006 Highlights at Niagara

  • Tabbed MAAC Rookie of the Year 
  • Broke the school record in batting (.466)
  • Finished third in the nation in batting average

 

Maria Barwig


 

Graceland University (NAIA)

2004-2008 Highlights

  • 1st team All Conference 2007
  • 2007 all Region
  • currently batting 9th in the roster


 

Brianna Collis


 

Valdosta State University (NCAA Div 2)

2006 Highlights

  • Earned the NFCA All-American Scholar Athlete Award

2007 Highlights

  •  All-Gulf South Conference First Team
  •  Hit .364 average
  •  For pitching had a 20-2 record with a 1.31 ERA

 

Jessica Barclay


 

University of British Columbia


  

Rachel Graboski



 Valley City State University
  

Michelle Barwig

 

Concordia College Portland Oregon

  

 Alyssa Derksen

 

 University of British Columbia
  
Celine Hayward

 

 Dodge City Community College

 

  

 

Michelle Bauer

 

 

University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma (NAIA)

  

 

 Corrine Doormberg

 

 University of Mississippi
  
Kasey Smith

 

 

Merrimack University (NCAA Div 2)

 

  

Ashley Kilian

 

Carl Albert State College (NJCAA Div 1)


 

Michelle Smith

 

Lake City Community College (NJCAA Div 2)

  

 Melissa Harris

 

 

 

Chaminade University