LOUISVILLE, Ky.- Florida SouthWestern sophomores Noelani Livingstone and Zoe Yzaguirre were honored for their standout performances this season on Tuesday as the duo were both named 1^st Team NFCA All-Americans in a release by the organization.

Livingstone has a monster sophomore season for the Bucs, finishing 6^th in the NJCAA with a .526 batting average while accounting for 125 runs in 60 games played with 68 scored and 57 driven in. She finished the season with 29 extra base hits with 16 doubles, 6 triples, and 7 home runs while putting together an eye popping 1.458 OPS on the year. She was electric for the Bucs in their run to a 3^rd place finish at the NJCAA World Series, hitting .714 in five games to earn Most Outstanding Offensive Player in the 20 team event.

Yzaguirre was equally as dominant in the circle for the Bucs, leading the FSW staff in all three Triple Crown categories. She was 19-2 on the year in 28 appearances, posting a 1.23 ERA which ranked 5^th among NJCAA Division I hurlers. She racked up 126 strikeouts in 119 1/3 innings pitched and notched a WHIP of just 0.88 which was also 5^th best in the country. She helped the Bucs punch their ticket to the NJCAA World Series by earning Most Outstanding Pitcher honors during FSW's FCSAA Championship run.

It marks the third time in the past four seasons that FSW has had multiple 1^st Team NFCA All-Americans, joining Skylar Brennan and Leah Meyer in 2025 and Belle Sardja, Shenita Tucker, and Feline Poot in 2023.

2026 NFCA ALL-AMERICANS