Ottumwa -- Three players from the Indian Hills softball program added to their postseason honors by being named to an All-American team.  Sophomore Sierra Walton and freshman Olivia Goodale were picked for the National Fastpitch Coaches Association squads, while soph Shyanne DuBois was selected as an NJCAA All-American.

Walton was a second-team catcher on the NFCA All-American list following a season in which she hit .467, best on the team, and slammed a dozen homers with 49 RBIs.  Goodale was a third-team pitcher.  She fashioned a 15-9 record and 2.18 ERA in 141 innings with five shutouts and victories in the Region 11 and District J title-clinching games.

DuBois completed a memorable two-year IHCC career by being chosen to the NJCAA All-American third team as an infielder.  The Warriors' regular shortstop, DuBois put her name on the Indian Hills single-season and career-best lists in numerous offensive categories.  In her sophomore season, she batted .413 with 16 homers and 39 RBIs while being successful on all of her 28 stolen base attempts.

All three Warriors were previously named All-Region 11 and NFCA All-Midwest Region.

Walton, Goodale and DuBois bring to 34 the number of Indian Hills players chosen as a softball All-American.  Seven were named an All-American twice.