We will be recognizing the top sophomores from Junior Colleges across the country.

Last season, Chipola-alum pitcher Krystal Goodman was ranked No. 1 and went on to pitch for the University of Alabama who ended up winning the SEC regular season and was the No. 8 seed in the NCAA Division I tournament. Goodman holds a 1.10 ERA with 59 strikeouts in 76.1 innings pitched. 

No. 2 ranked Molly Jacobsen finished off a stellar career at Des Moines Area went on to earn a starting spot for Ole Miss. Jacobsen currently holds a 1.97 ERA with 145.1 innings pitched leading the team with 142 strikeouts.

This season we celebrate the sophomore studs who will go on to make a huge impact at the next program.

For writeups and bio, click below:

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2019 JUCO Sophomore Hot 100

30	Cheyenne Andersen, OF | Iowa Central
The centerfielder has set the single-season record for home runs (24) and broke the all-time ICCC career record with 38 and counting in the past two years. Leading the country in home runs (24) and second in RBI (68) in 2019, Andersen was a role player until her senior year of high school and has found her stride in college leading the Tritons to a National ranking & hopeful spot in the postseason.
29	Sara Tate, OF | LSUE
The #1 ranked NJCAA D2 program has a gem in the outfield as Tate leads the Bengals in runs, hits and stolen bases (45, Top 5 ) while being a close second in home runs, RBIs and doubles. Eunice is looking to reclaim their National Champion status after back to back titles in 2016 and 2017.
28	Hanna Krosky, UT |  Phoenix College (Pacific)
One of the top players in the Arizona region, Krosky has been valuable to the NJCAA D2 #2 ranked  Bears in a number of ways. She selflessly took the mound when injuries plagued the pitching staff mid-season. Where she shines is at the plate, in the top five in the region in home runs (14) and RBIs (63) and in her team first mentality. Another trip to Mississippi is in the works for the Arizona Champs after a National runner-up finish a year ago.
27	Mariyah Sandoval, C | Clarendon
Two-time all WJCAC catcher, Pacifica (CA) High School alum Sandoval has helped elevate the 11th- ranked Bulldogs into national prominence in 2019. Sandoval has been a top hitter in the country all year batting .536 while raking in 69 RBIs with 9 dingers. When she’s not slugging at the plate, she handles an impressive pitching staff.
26	Paris Woods, OF | Florida Southwestern
One of the most sought after true lefty outfielders from Boulder, Colorado, Woods had a breakout season for the #2 ranked Bucs. She was named 1st team all-conference along with 1st team all-State after finishing with a .406 BA, knocking in 49 RBI & swiping 30 bases. She also had 22 multi-hit games for FSW.
25	Kylie Brown, C/IF | Yavapai (Texas-Tyler)
The Aztec, New Mexico native has had a breakout season for the Roughriders launching 15 home runs with 19 doubles and 58 RBIs. No doubt that Brown will make a big impact in the lineup.
24	Ally Longtree, OF | Mt. SAC
2019 NFCA Cal JUCO All-American and 1st team All-CCCAA  All-state, Longtree has been the general in the outfield for the Mounties, who are vying for their second straight State Championship. Longtree is hitting a team-best .430 with 25 stolen bases along with 5 home runs and 32 RBIs.
23	Audrey Pickett, P | Tyler (Louisiana Tech)
Pickett has been a catalyst in the pitching circle for Maria Winn and the NJCAA 5th ranked Apaches. The Colorado native has led a solid staff with a 14-4 record and team-best ERA of 2.40.  Tyler wrapped up their run through the Region XIV winners bracket and yet another trip to the National Championships in Utah.
22	Koryne Coddington, P | Arizona Western
Eastvale, Calif. native has had an incredible sophomore season leading the country in wins (30) while striking out 163. She was recently named 1st team All-ACCAC and 1st All-Region as the Lady Mats are having one of their best years to date with a final ranking of 12th in the Nation, a Regional Championship and a trip to Utah on the horizon.
21	Mallie Brown, P | Wallace-Dothan (USC Upstate)
Second in the country in wins (28) and sporting a 1.29 ERA with 217 strikeouts, Brown was named Pitcher of the Year for both the ACCC South All-Conference team & Region 22 while helping lead Wallace-Dothan to the D1 National Championship in Utah. She also threw a complete game 1-0 win over Auburn in the fall for the Govs.