NEWTOWN, Pa. – On Friday morning, the Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) announced their 2026 MAC Commonwealth softball major awards winners and All-MAC Commonwealth teams. The Falcons picked up three major awards and had six players earn all-conference honors.
 
Fallon Feaser was named MAC Commonwealth Player of the Year, while Allie Book earned Defensive Player of the Year honors. The Messiah Softball coaching staff was named MAC Commonwealth Staff of the Year. Feaser, Book, Brielle Rosario, Rebekah Wiley, and Kelli Durbin all earned first team honors, while Lucy Murphy was named to the second team.
 
Fallon Feaser was named MAC Commonwealth Player of the Year and earned first team honors after a great year at the plate and in the circle for the Falcons. Feaser finished the season batting .479 with 18 extra-base hits and 54 RBIs. Feaser led the Falcons with five homeruns and was tied for the team lead with five triples. Feaser added eight doubles and 45 runs scored, while also being a strong force in the circle for the Falcons, going 12-9 with a 3.20 ERA and 66 strikeouts in 124.2 innings pitched.
 
Allie Book was named MAC Commonwealth Defensive Player of the Year and earned first team honors after a great season at the plate and in the field. Book batted .435 with 19 extra base hits and 45 RBIs. Book had two homeruns, 14 doubles, scored 33 runs, and only struck out twice all year. In the field, Book had a .997 fielding percentage with only one error all year while also helping the Falcons turn seven double plays.
 
Brielle Rosario earned first team honors, batting .462 with 35 RBIs. Rosario was tied for the team-lead in extra base hits with 21 and led the Falcons with 16 doubles. Rosario scored a team-high 55 runs and led the team with 23 stolen bases.
 
Rebekah Wiley earned first team honors, batting .410 with 41 RBIs, while being tied for the team-lead in extra base hits with 21. Wiley had five triples and two homeruns with 28 runs scored.
 
Kelli Durbin earned first team honors, going 16-6 in the circle for the Falcons. Durbin had a 3.46 ERA with 76 strikeouts, pitching a team-high 129.2 innings.
 
Lucy Murphy earned second team honors, batting .329 with 18 RBIs and three extra-base hits, while scoring 34 runs.
 
Head Coach Amy Weaver and the Messiah Softball staff earned Staff of the Year, leading the Falcons to another regular season first place finish in the MAC Commonwealth.
 

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