COLUMBIA, Ky. – A trio of the Lindsey Wilson softball players were named to the Mid-South All-Conference Teams on Wednesday afternoon, the league office announced.

First-team honoree Kayden Murray, and second-team selections Kelsie Bostock and Elizabeth Funk each garnered their first career All-Mid-South honors for their efforts in leading the Blue Raiders to an improved win total from a season ago and the fifth seed in the conference tournament.

Murray, a freshman from Bowling Green, led the Mid-South nearly wire-to-wire in total strikeouts, finishing the regular season with 168. She also ranks tied for first for wins – 15 – and third for earned run average – 2.05. The four-time conference Pitcher of the Week recorded a five-inning perfect game against Union (Ky.) on February 23, a no-hitter versus Bethel (Tenn.) on April 5, six shutouts, and eight games of 10 or more strikeouts, including one against each of the five Mid-South opponents she faced. Additionally, Murray walked only 12 batters in her 23 appearances, the second-fewest among conference pitchers with at least 100 innings pitched.

Bostock, a senior from Alberta, Canada, set a career-high for hits during the regular season with 29 and is on pace to notch a new personal-best batting average, as well, actively hitting .279. In Mid-South play, Bostock connected on 16 hits for four doubles and seven runs batted-in. She also tallied a team-high 81 putouts from behind the dish and caught three runners stealing. Her .986 fielding percentage for the year is 11th-best in the Mid-South for fielders with at least 50 total chances.

Funk, another senior from Pleasant View, Tennessee, ran the corners of the infield for the Blue Raiders with a .988 fielding percentage. Her eight double plays are tied for the most in the conference, while both her total chances – 171 – and putouts – 157 – rank seventh. At the plate, Funk hit .279 in league play with 19 hits, six doubles, a triple, two home runs and 10 runs batted-in.

Cumberlands (Ky.) earned four individual awards for the 2023-24 season, including Player of the Year Jade Gainer, Pitcher of the Year, Talli Burgess, Head Coach of the Year Bailey Dillender, and Assistant Coach of the Year Alyssa Richards. Campbellsville's (Ky.) Jessie Daniels was voted the Freshman of the Year.