WALTHAM, Mass. – Four members of the Brandeis University softball team have been named to the 2026 All-University Athletic Association teams. Junior 1B Brooke Boehmer of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and sophomore 3B Jordan Wallace of Howell, New Jersey, were first-team All-UAA selections, while senior LF Erin Hunt of Wake Forest, North Carolina, and senior P Ragini Kannan of Westford, Massachusetts, were second-team honorees.
 
Boehmer led the Judges and finished sixth in the UAA with a .402 batting average. She also tied for the team lead and second in the league with 45 runs scored, ranking 60^th in Division III. Boehmer's .535 on-base percentage was also second in the UAA, thanks to her league-leading 27 walks, while her .589 slugging percentage was ninth, giving her a team-best 1.124 OPS that ranked fourth in the conference. Boehmer had eight doubles, two triples and three home runs. She had a team-long 14-game hitting streak this season and a 22-game on-base streak this season. Boehmer hit .364 with three doubles, a triple and a home run in UAA play, scoring 20 runs and driving in eight.
 
Wallace finished the season leading the UAA with 62 RBI, ranking her sixth among all Division III players this season in total RBI and fifth in RBI per game. More than half of her RBI, 33 of them, came in UAA contests. Her 62 RBI were the second-most in a single season in Brandeis history. Wallace also tied for the team lead with eight home runs, five of which came against conference foes. Wallace had 24 more RBI than the next player in the conference and had 11 more than the closest player in league games. Wallace was second in the UAA in slugging (.667), fourth in OPS (1.105) and ninth in batting average (.388). She had eight doubles, two triples and eight home runs – tied for second-most round-trippers in the UAA. Her 50 hits were fifth-most in the circuit. Wallace had 15 multi-hit games and 18 multi-RBI games, including three games with more than five runs driven in. She had a 12-game hitting streak during the season.
 
Hunt paced the Judges from the leadoff spot, batting .382 with a team-leading 52 hits, fourth-most in the conference. She tied with Boehmer for tops on the team with 45 runs scored, second-most in the league. Hunt also led the team and finished third in the conference with 27 stolen bases, ranking 71^st in Division III. Her 21 runs scored in UAA games were third-most in the league, her 22 hits tied for sixth, and her 12 steals were third-most.  Hunt concluded her career with 101 runs scored, making her the 13^th player in school history to reach the century mark, while her 67 career stolen bases are third in program history. This is her second All-UAA honor, first since her rookie season.

Kannan also earns her first All-UAA honor since 2023. She was the ace of the Brandeis pitching staff, finishing her season with a 9-8 record and a 4.11 ERA in 109 innings pitched. She struck out 86 batters and walked just 35. Kannan was second in the UAA in strikeouts and innings pitched, by just two-third of an inning. She tied for second in the league in wins and was 10^th in ERA. In conference action, Kannan was 5-5 with a 3.27 ERA in 55.2 innings pitched, ranking second in innings, fourth in wins and strikeouts and sixth in ERA in UAA games. Kannan will graduate second on Brandeis's career list with 350 strikeouts, third with 429 innings pitched, fifth with 36 wins, sixth with 44 complete games and tied for second with nine shutouts, while her 3.49 ERA ranks 11^th.
The Brandeis University softball team finished their 2026 season with a 21-19 record, 8-10 in the UAA, placing fourth in the conference standings behind three NCAA Tournament qualifiers.
 
Boehmer is a 2023 graduate of Mount Lebanon High School.
 
Wallace is a 2024 graduate of Choate Rosemary Hall.
 
Hunt is a 2022 graduate of Franklin Academy.
 
Kannan is a 2022 graduate of Westford Academy.
 
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