Florida State University (FSU) sophomore Isa Torres has been named a Top 25 finalist for the USA Softball National Player of the Year award, marking a significant achievement in her burgeoning collegiate career. This recognition highlights her exceptional performance and impact on the field during the 2025 season.
Torres, who hails from Georgetown, Texas, has been a standout player for the Seminoles. In the 2025 season, she has maintained an impressive .529 batting average, leading the team and ranking among the nation’s elite hitters. Her offensive prowess includes three home runs and 18 RBIs in just nine games, showcasing her power and consistency at the plate. These statistics underscore her role as a key contributor to FSU’s lineup. ([Our Esquina][1])
Defensively, Torres continues to excel as a shortstop, a position she has anchored since her freshman year. Her fielding skills are complemented by her leadership on the field, where she has become a central figure in FSU’s defensive strategies. Her ability to perform under pressure was evident in the 2024 season when she delivered a walk-off home run against NC State, a testament to her composure and clutch performance. ([Florida State University][2])
Beyond her individual accolades, Torres’s selection as a finalist for the USA Softball National Player of the Year reflects the collective success of the FSU softball program. Her achievements contribute to the team’s national prominence and exemplify the high level of talent within the program. As the season progresses, Torres remains a player to watch, with her continued development and contributions poised to impact FSU’s success on the national stage.
This recognition not only honors Torres’s hard work and dedication but also highlights the growing presence of Latina athletes in collegiate softball. Her success serves as an inspiration to many aspiring players, demonstrating the power of perseverance and excellence in sports. ([Our Esquina][1])
As the season unfolds, all eyes will be on Isa Torres as she continues to lead by example, both on and off the field, solidifying her status as one of college softball’s brightest Star.
