University of Tennessee Athletics
Payton Gottshall & Kiki Milloy Named CSC Academic All-Americans
June 20, 2024 | Softball, Tennessee Tailored
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee softball's Payton Gottshall and Kiki Milloy have been named 2024 College Sports Communicators Academic Second Team All-Americans.
This is Milloy's third CSC Academic All-America honor after being named first team in 2023 and second team in 2022. It is Gottshall's first CSC Academic All-America selection.
A graduate pitcher, Gottshall spent the past two seasons on Rocky Top after transferring from Bowling Green. The right-hander graduated from Tennessee with a Master's of Science in education with a concentration in special education.
On the field, Gottshall was named an NFCA First Team All-American after posting a 20-5 record with a 1.37 ERA, 164 strikeouts, three saves and a .180 batting average against.
Now a three-time CSC Academic All-American, Milloy is in Tennessee graduate school, pursuing a Master's in business administration. The Woodinville, Washington, native holds a bachelor's degree from Tennessee in neuroscience.
UT's all-time leader in home runs, Milloy hit .347 for the Lady Vols this season – scoring a team-leading 64 runs with 13 homers.
This marks the third consecutive year the Lady Vols have had multiple players earn CSC Academic All-America honors – the third time in program history Tennessee has accomplished the feat (2022-24, 2012-14 and 2007-09).
Milloy joins an exclusive list, becoming the sixth Lady Vol in program history to earn three academic All-America accolades. She joins LVFLs Lindsey Schutzler (2005-07), Lillian Hammond (2007-09), Raven Chavanne (2011-13), Ellen Renfroe (2012-14) and Ashley Rogers (2021-23).
This is Milloy's third CSC Academic All-America honor after being named first team in 2023 and second team in 2022. It is Gottshall's first CSC Academic All-America selection.
A graduate pitcher, Gottshall spent the past two seasons on Rocky Top after transferring from Bowling Green. The right-hander graduated from Tennessee with a Master's of Science in education with a concentration in special education.
On the field, Gottshall was named an NFCA First Team All-American after posting a 20-5 record with a 1.37 ERA, 164 strikeouts, three saves and a .180 batting average against.
Now a three-time CSC Academic All-American, Milloy is in Tennessee graduate school, pursuing a Master's in business administration. The Woodinville, Washington, native holds a bachelor's degree from Tennessee in neuroscience.
UT's all-time leader in home runs, Milloy hit .347 for the Lady Vols this season – scoring a team-leading 64 runs with 13 homers.
This marks the third consecutive year the Lady Vols have had multiple players earn CSC Academic All-America honors – the third time in program history Tennessee has accomplished the feat (2022-24, 2012-14 and 2007-09).
Milloy joins an exclusive list, becoming the sixth Lady Vol in program history to earn three academic All-America accolades. She joins LVFLs Lindsey Schutzler (2005-07), Lillian Hammond (2007-09), Raven Chavanne (2011-13), Ellen Renfroe (2012-14) and Ashley Rogers (2021-23).
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