COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – MSU Denver outfielder Shelby Robb has been named to the All-RMAC first team in softball for the third time in her career.
 
She is joined by three Roadrunners on the second team in outfielder Kami Grammerstorf, utility-pitcher Jenna Medhus and utility player Genevieve Bower, and honorable mention choices in shortstop Hannah DiFabio and first baseman Miah Hartvigsen. Meanwhile, two MSU Denver players have been recognized with RMAC Gold Gloves for fielding excellence at their positions: second baseman Miki Berg and outfielder Katie Maney.

All-RMAC selections are the result of voting by league coaches, while Gold Glove winners are selected on fielding percentage.
 
Robb, a 2021 All-American and 2021 RMAC Freshman of the Year, is the program's all-time leader in career batting average (.427) while ranking second in hits (251), second in doubles (63), third in on-base percentage (.468), third in total bases (411), tied for third in triples (14), fourth in runs (169), fifth in stolen bases (55), sixth in RBIs (156), seventh in slugging percentage (.699), eighth in at-bats (588), tied for 12th in home runs (23) and 15th in walks (52). She has set the program's single-season hits record with 85, which leads the RMAC and ranks fifth in Division II. She's also third in the RMAC and fourth in Division II in doubles (24), fourth and seventh in doubles per game (0.44), and second and 14th in batting average (.464).
 
She's MSU Denver's first-ever three-time All-RMAC first team selection.
 
Grammerstorf is an All-RMAC second-team choice for the third consecutive year. She's the program's all-time leader with 87 stolen bases and ranks second in triples with 19 and has been successful on a school-record 82 consecutive stolen base attempts dating to April 6, 2021. She ranks fifth in program history in runs (163), tied for ninth in walks (68), 11th in games (199), tied for 14th in hits (176), 15th in at-bats (518), 17th in on-base percentage (.419) and 18th in total bases (263). In 2024, she ranks second in the RMAC and 53rd in Division II with 26 stolen bases, and is eighth and 66th with four triples. She tied Division II records with six hits and six runs (she was 6-for-6 with four RBIs) in the wild 38-16 win at Adams State in the second game of a March 29 doubleheader.
 
Medhus was All-RMAC first team and RMAC Freshman of the Year last season. In 2024, she's batting .341 with three homers and 25 RBIs while in the circle she is 12-3 with a 3.57 ERA. Bower has starred at both catcher and designated player this season, batting .387 with five homers and 29 RBIs.
 
Hartvigsen, All-RMAC first team last season, is among the league leaders with a .431 batting average and has seven homers and 49 RBIs. DiFabio, who was also an honorable mention choice last season, is batting .355 with a team-best eight homers, along with 41 RBIs.
 
Maney has just one error in 63 chances for a .984 fielding percentage. Berg has a .982 fielding percentage with only three errors in 166 chances.