Some of the FSU facility stuff I was just talking about. Blew my mind. pic.twitter.com/Tb8mDWnBie
— Beau Bishop (@BeauBishop) March 30, 2026
Some more here. Most impressive facility pro or college I’ve ever seen. pic.twitter.com/AtHTsWVA56
— Beau Bishop (@BeauBishop) March 30, 2026
FSU Softball in the record books
With Isa Torres adding her name to the NCAA record books for Consecutive Hits (14) and chasing the record for batting average in a season (.589) held by Sara Graziano of Coastal Carolina 1994, I took a look at FSU's other record holders and interesting facts:
Consecutive Victories (50) Rebecca Aase 1991-1993
T1 Winning % in a season, (1.000) Rebecca Aase 1992
T2 Stolen Bases (73) Danielle Cox 1999
Consecutive Scoreless Innings, Team (124) 1993
Doubles in a Season (29) Sydney Sherrill 2018
T3 Career Doubles (82) Sydney Sherrill
T1 Consecutive HR in a game (4) vs South Florida 2019
All time victories #3 (This one surprised me) 2000 in 42 seasons. Trailing only UCLA and Arizona. FSU trails Arizona by 3, including the 2026 season.
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Well ISA holds the all time NCAA consecutive hits record. She stands alone in that aspect.
Let’s see what her lifetime BA is also after she graduates.
She’s hitting almost .900 since the concussion. And .650 for the year.
The highest Single Season is, Sara Griffin .609. in 1998.
The highest career batting average is Laura Espinoza .484
Issa sits at .662 for the season
Her career batting average .437
At current pace she would finish career at .479 accoridng to AI
