Jenny Ramey picked up her third All-Conference honor in as many years, as she was named to the 2013 All-MIAC team. Two other Knights were also recognized by the conference as Keelin Davis and Kelsey Parsons were named All-MIAC Honorable Mention. All three players were an integral part of the Knights' climb in the standings, which included Carleton's highest win total in the last nine seasons and the team's first victory during the MIAC Playoffs.

First-year Keelin Davis was selected to the 2013 MIAC Softball Playoffs All-Tournament Second Team after leading Carleton to a 1-1 record in the competition.

The Carleton College softball team took part in the MIAC Playoffs for the first time on Friday. The Knights were the No. 9 seed in field and opened pool play with an 11-2 triumph over fourth-seeded Saint Mary’s University. Carleton could not hold a late lead against No. 5 seed Gustavus Adolphus College and was unable to advance out of the pool play stage.

The Carleton College softball team’s final regular-season doubleheader, scheduled for Wednesday, May 1 at Saint Mary’s University, has been postponed due to cold and rain. The games will not be made up as both squads prepare to open pool play at the MIAC Playoffs on Friday.

Kaitlin Bagley had five hits on the day, and Keelin Davis tossed another gem as the Carleton College softball team split its third straight doubleheader. Host Hamline University prevailed in game one, 5-3, but Davis’ recorded her first collegiate shutout, 2-0, in the nightcap.

Micaela LaRose delivered a clutch three-run double and picked up the victory in relief to help the Carleton College softball team earn a split at Bethel University. The Knights out-hit the Royals in both games but dropped game one, 3-1, before bouncing back with a 6-5 triumph in the game two.