The fifth national title for the Golden Eagles sets an NJCAA DIII softball record, breaking a previous tie with the College of DuPage (1998, 2000-01, 2004). RVC is the first NJCAA DIII softball team to win five in a row and the third NJCAA softball team to win five straight national championships, joining Central Arizona (1988-1992 prior to NJCAA divisions) and Phoenix (2004-2008, Division II).

Rock Valley entered the tournament as the #2 seed, RVC defeated #1 seed Herkimer County College in winner take all game 6-2 to secure its fifth straight National Championsihp.

• Jordan Hall took home Tournament MVP honors as well as the Most Outstanding Pitcher award for Rock Valley. The sophomore was credited with three victories in the circle.
• Annaka Bartz was named the Most Outstanding Offensive Player with a .529 average that included a home run in the championship game. Bartz also earned Most Outstanding Defensive Player honors.

Awards

	Jordan Hall NJCAA DIII National Tournament MVP NJCAA DIII National Tournament Pitcher of the Tournament NJCAA All-Tournament Team Region IV All-Tournament Team
	Annaka Bartz NFCA All-American National Tournament Offensive MVP National Tournament Defensive MVP All-conference All-Region Region IV All-Tournament Team
	Madason Shaw NJCAA National Tournament MVP NJCAA All-American NFCA All-American All-region All-conference
	Breanna Crown NJCAA National Tournament MVP NJCAA All-American NFCA All-American All-conference All-region
	Courtney Fernette NJCAA All-American NFCA All-American All-conference All-region
	Delaney Devor All-region
	Emily Cox NJCAA All-tournament team
	Michaela Spanbauer NJCAA All-tournament team
	Darin Monroe Region IV Coach of the Year NJCAA Coach of the Tournament NFCA National Coaching Staff of the year

Season Leaders

Batting Average	Emily Cox, .511
Home Runs	Annaka Bartz/Courtney Fernete, 12
RBI	Madason Shaw, 69
Runs	Madason Shaw, 67
Stolen Bases	Madason Shaw, 27
Wins	Breanna Crown, 18
ERA	Jordan Hall, 1.57
Strikeouts	Jordan Hall, 91