Rochester, MN -
The Minnesota College Athletic Conference (MCAC) has released its softball weekly awards for the week of April 6-12.
Central Lakes College right-handed pitcher Jenna Dykhoff earned this week's MCAC North Division Softball Pitcher of the Week award. Dykhoff, in her three appearances and two starts, went 3-0 for the week, pitching 15 innings. She struck out three batters and gave up nine earned runs and three unearned. Dykhoff gave up 19 hits and walked seven batters. She also hit .555 with five doubles and nine RBI this week.
With very comparable stats, two Central Lakes College athletes were named this week's MCAC North Division Softball Position Player of the Week honorees. Lauren Soltis, third baseman, went 18 for 29 at the plate, hitting .620, with five doubles and six triples. She drove in 15 runs and scored 10. Megan Hattenberger, second baseman, also hit .620, going 17 for 26 at the plate. She had two doubles and three triples with 13 RBI and 13 runs scored.
Cordelia Johnson, a right-handed pitcher for Anoka-Ramsey Community College, earned this week's MCAC South Division Pitcher of the Week award. Johnson appeared in four games, starting two, and she went 3-0 for the week. Johnson struck out 33 batters and gave up only four earned runs in nearly 22 innings in the circle. She gave up 16 hits and 12 walks. Johnson also hit .333 and drove in four runs, while scoring three.
Maggie Wozniak, a catcher for St. Cloud Technical and Community College, earned this week's MCAC South Division Softball Position Player of the Week award. Wozniak hit .529, going 9 for 17 at the plate. She hit three doubles, two triples, and drove in nine runs, while scoring nine. Wozniak walked four times and stole two bases. Wozniak leads the MCAC South in doubles with 12 this season.
As MCAC teams compile games and statistics, keep tabs on Conference leaders at the following links:
MCAC Softball Statistical Leaders: https://mcacsports.org/sports/sball/2025-26/leaders
MCAC Softball Standings: https://mcacsports.org/sports/sball/2025-26/standings
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MCAC SoftballNorth Division Athletes of the Week |
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Jenna Dykhoff Central Lakes College FR / RHP Wadena, MN
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Pitcher of the WeekWin-Loss Record: 3-0 Starts: 2 Appearances: 3 Innings Pitched: 15 Earned Runs: 9 Runs Given Up: 12 Hits Given Up: 19 Strikeouts: 3 Walks: 7 Noteworthy Information: Jenna hit .555 with 5 doubles and 9 RBI. Team Record: 18-14 overall, 10-0 in the MCAC North |
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Lauren Soltis Central Lakes College FR / 3B Holdingford, MN
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Position Player of the WeekHits/At Bats: 18/29 Batting Avg.: .620 Doubles: 5 Triples: 6 Home Runs: 0 Runs Batted In: 15 Runs: 10 Walks: 0 Stolen Bases: 0 Noteworthy Information: Lauren leads the MCAC North in triples with 6 this season. Team Record: 18-14 overall, 10-0 in the MCAC North
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Megan Hattenberger Central Lakes College SO / 2B Moose Lake, MN
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Position Player of the WeekHits/At Bats: 17/26 Batting Avg.: .620 Doubles: 2 Triples: 3 Home Runs: 0 Runs Batted In: 13 Runs: 13 Walks: 0 Stolen Bases: 0 Noteworthy Information: Megan ranks second in the MCAC North in hits with 42 this season. Team Record: 18-14 overall, 10-0 in the MCAC North
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MCAC SoftballSouth Division Athletes of the Week |
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Cordelia Johnson Anoka Ramsey Community College FR / RHP Minnesota
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Pitcher of the WeekWin-Loss Record: 3-0 Starts: 2 Appearances: 4 Innings Pitched: 21.2 Earned Runs: 4 Runs Given Up: 8 Hits Given Up: 16 Strikeouts: 33 Walks: 12 Noteworthy Information: Cordelia hit .333 and had 4 RBI and 3 runs. Team Record: 6-10 overall, 3-5 in the MCAC South
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Maggie Wozniak St. Cloud Technical and Community College SO / C New Hope, MN
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Position Player of the WeekHits/At Bats: 9/17 Batting Avg.: .529 Doubles: 3 Triples: 2 Home Runs: 0 Runs Batted In: 9 Runs: 9 Walks: 4 Stolen Bases: 2 Noteworthy Information: Maggie is ranked first in the MCAC South in doubles with 12. Team Record: 21-7 overall, 7-1 in the MCAC South
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About the Minnesota College Athletic Conference
The Minnesota College Athletic Conference is the organizational body for NJCAA-affiliated two-year technical and community college athletic programs in the Minnesota State system, as well as select colleges in North Dakota and Wisconsin. The mission of the Minnesota College Athletic Conference is to advance intercollegiate athletics by providing an engaging and supportive environment for success of our student athletes and competition among member institutions. The MCAC is committed to the guiding principles of encouraging the development and success of student athletes, promoting the integrity, honesty and loyalty to member schools as well as upholding the sustainability of conference athletic programs.