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Pitcher/first baseman Devyn Netz, catcher Sydney Stewart and outfielder Dakota Kennedy were honored on Wednesday. Arizona was one of six programs with three or more All-Americans. That total also was the Wildcats’ most since 2021 and the most under coach Caitlin Lowe.

Netz and Stewart earned second-team honors, while Kennedy was named to the third team.

Arizona has 114 all-time NFCA All-Americans, tied with UCLA for the most in NCAA Division I.

Netz also was one of nine players to nab a Gold Glove, adding to her stockpile of 2025 honors. Netz, who’s now playing professionally in the AUSL, previously was named the Big 12 Player of the Year and a first-team All-American by D1Softball.

Netz posted a .996 fielding percentage and made only one error in 261 chances while splitting time between pitcher and first base. She earned the Gold Glove as a pitcher. She follows previous UA honorees Kennedy (2024) and second baseman Allie Skaggs (2023). Arizona and Florida are tied for the most Gold Glove honorees since the award was instituted in 2022.

In the circle, Netz went 22-6 with a 2.25 ERA, a 0.94 WHIP, seven complete games and two saves. She batted .347 with 19 home runs and a team-high-tying 68 RBIs.

Stewart, in her first year at Arizona after transferring from Washington, hit a team- and career-high 20 home runs and matched Netz with 68 RBIs. Stewart ranks atop the Big 12 in slugging percentage (.892) and OPS (1.445). The junior batted .395 while tying for the league lead in walks drawn (48).

Kennedy led the Wildcats with a .444 batting average and had 19 extra-base hits. The junior trailed only Stewart in on-base percentage (.539). Kennedy was not charged with an error in 74 chances in left field.

Netz, Stewart and Kennedy previously were named first-team All-Big 12.