RUSTON – Louisiana Tech had four players named to the All-Louisiana LSWA softball team, headlined by pitcher
Allie Floyd and left fielder
Elena Heng earning first-team honors.
Shortstop
Nicole Hammoude was named to the second team, while first baseman
Reagan Marchant received honorable mention honors.
The team was selected by a panel of the state's softball sports information directors and media members.
Floyd, who earned First-Team All-CUSA honors, led CUSA in every major pitching category during the regular season including wins (22), innings pitched (204.0), strikeouts (182), and complete games (18). She went 22-13 circle and became the first LA Tech pitcher to register 150+ strikeouts in a season since 2011.
The East Bernard, Texas, native set a new LA Tech single season record with 13 CUSA wins. She recorded 20 games with 5+ strikeouts and set a new career-high with 11 punch outs in a win over MTSU. Floyd earned two top 25 wins in the circle after holding No. 17 Auburn to one run on one hit to go pair with nine strikeouts. She logged a complete-game victory over No. 4 Oklahoma State.
Heng earned first team honors after an incredible freshman campaign that saw her earn a gold glove for her defensive efforts in left field. The Bossier City native played and started in all 57 games in left field for the Bulldogs. She played every inning this season and was named to the All-CUSA Freshman Team. The Airline High School product was perfect in the field, recording a 1.000 fielding percentage with 107 putouts and no errors with 114 chances. The Gold Glover batted near the top of the Bulldogs' lineup for much of the season, finishing her rooking campaign with a .321 average, 60 hits, 40 runs and six RBI. Her 40 runs led the team, while she also stole a team-high 16 bases. Heng led the team with 19 multi-hit games.
Hammoude earned second team honors at shortstop after improving in every offense category in 2025. The redshirt senior started in all 57 games and led the team with a .346 batting average. She collected 55 hits, 11 doubles, two triples, eight home runs, 42 RBI and 29 runs. The second-year Bulldog led the team with 36 walks and in on base percentage (.465). Hammoude recorded 12 multi-hit games including a four-hit performance against Kennesaw State in which she drove in a season-high five runs. She tallied 13 multi-RBI games.
Marchant earned honorable mention recognition at first base after a standout first season for LA Tech. The South Carolina transfer started in 56 games with 55 starts at first. Marchant broke LA Tech's single season home record after hitting 18 this season. She batted .313 and collected team-high 53 RBI, while finishing with 50 hits, 11 doubles, and one triple. Her .731 slugging percentage led the team. She registered 11 multi-hit games, including two three-hit performances, while leading the team with 18 multi-RBI contests. The redshirt sophomore drove in three runs five times. Marchant drilled two home runs against Western Kentucky while driving in three RBI. She recorded 314 putouts, seven assists and three errors at first base. Marchant became just the third player in program histroy with 50+ hits and 50+ RBI in a single season.
The four LSWA selections give the program 114 all-time honorees in program history.
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