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Kilfoyl Named to USA Softball’s 2024 Japan All-Star Series Roster
April 12, 2024 | Cowgirl Softball
OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma State graduate pitcher Lexi Kilfoyl is one of 16 athletes named to the 2024 United States Women's Elite Team Japan All-Star Series roster that is set to compete against world-No. 2 Japan in Japan from July 4-8.
This selection marks the first time Kilfoyl will represent Team USA on the senior level, as the Land O' Lakes, Fla., native won gold with the U-19 team at the World Baseball Softball Confederation U-19 World Cup in 2017 and 2019.
Kilfoyl has established herself as one of the nation's best hurlers this season, as evidenced by her sweeping Wilson/NFCA and Big 12 Pitcher of the Week honors on two separate occasions (Feb. 27 and April 2).
Kilfoyl leads the Big 12 in earned run average (0.84), wins (15), shutouts (six), strikeout-to-walk ratio (5.06), and has posted complete-game shutouts against then-No. 16/19 Florida, then-No. 4/4 Washington and then-No. 2/2 Texas (twice).
Kilfoyl and the U.S. Elite Team will travel to three different Japanese cities for this summer's Japan All-Star Series, which began in 2016.
Athletes were chosen by the Women's National Team Selection Committee (WNTSC) based on previous and ongoing evaluations at the collegiate levels as well as USA Softball National Team events, trials and camps.
This selection marks the first time Kilfoyl will represent Team USA on the senior level, as the Land O' Lakes, Fla., native won gold with the U-19 team at the World Baseball Softball Confederation U-19 World Cup in 2017 and 2019.
Kilfoyl has established herself as one of the nation's best hurlers this season, as evidenced by her sweeping Wilson/NFCA and Big 12 Pitcher of the Week honors on two separate occasions (Feb. 27 and April 2).
Kilfoyl leads the Big 12 in earned run average (0.84), wins (15), shutouts (six), strikeout-to-walk ratio (5.06), and has posted complete-game shutouts against then-No. 16/19 Florida, then-No. 4/4 Washington and then-No. 2/2 Texas (twice).
Kilfoyl and the U.S. Elite Team will travel to three different Japanese cities for this summer's Japan All-Star Series, which began in 2016.
Athletes were chosen by the Women's National Team Selection Committee (WNTSC) based on previous and ongoing evaluations at the collegiate levels as well as USA Softball National Team events, trials and camps.
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