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SA Stars of the Week: Woolery, Brown, Moore, Clark

by: Softball America Staff04/21/26

The Softball America staff will pick four student-athletes as our college softball players of the week following the latest slate of games. Our award system isn’t necessarily stat-based; rather, it’s for players who left a lasting impact as we watched games from the previous week. This season, we are doing it a little differently, highlighting a player, a pitcher, a freshman, and a defender.

The Softball America Stars of the Week presented by Sarna Softball

Player of the Week: Jordan Woolery, UCLA

Woolery was nearly unstoppable this past week. The UCLA slugger was 11-for-15 with seven home runs and 16 RBIs. Woolery broke the program’s single-season record for RBIs (100) and became the fifth player in NCAA Division I history to reach 100 RBIs in a single season.

Pitcher of the Week: Kenzie Brown, Arizona State

Brown was a strikeout machine this past week. The All-American racked up 35 Ks, including a 16-strikeout performance against GCU as the Sun Devils knocked their in-state rival. Brown threw three complete games, allowing two earned runs and having a 0.74 ERA over 19 innings against the Lopes and Houston.

Freshman of the Week: Anna Moore, Purdue

Moore went 7-for-15 with 14 RBIs as the Purdue went 4-0 against Miami and Rutgers. The freshman hit three home runs, bringing her season total to 11, breaking the school’s single-season freshman record.

Defender of the Week: Maddy Clark, Kentucky

Clark made plenty of highlight plays for Kentucky against Alabama. She held a perfect fielding percentage across four games in 11 chances.

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