TALLAHASSEE — Florida State's softball season ended with a loss to the UCF Knights in the Tallahassee Regional. Despite the early postseason exit, four Seminoles earned NFCA All-American honors in 2026, tying a school record for the most in a single season.

Isa Torres received First Team NFCA All-American recognition after breaking Florida State's single-season records for batting average (.530), runs scored (78), on-base percentage (.591), and slugging percentage (.978). She recorded a .989 fielding percentage and committed two errors over the course of the season.

Ashtyn Danley was named a Second Team NFCA All-American. She posted a 1.046 OPS and a 2.09 ERA while hitting .353 with 12 home runs, ranking third and second on the team in those categories, respectively. Danley also earned Second Team All-American honors from D1Softball and Softball America.

Jazzy Francik and Jaysoni Beachum each received Third Team NFCA All-American recognition. Francik led the team with a 1.86 ERA and was named ACC Pitcher of the Year. She struck out 119 batters in 154.0 innings, held opposing hitters to a .183 batting average, and walked 65 batters. Florida State won 24 of the games she started, and she was also named a 2026 NFCA First Team All-Region selection.

Beachum started all 62 of the team's games in 2026 and posted a 1.220 OPS, the second highest on the roster. She drew 54 walks and struck out only eight times during the season.

The 2026 season marked the second time Florida State has had four NFCA All-Americans. The previous occurrence was in 2021, when four Seminoles also earned the honor.