HELENA, Mont. – The University of Providence softball program had six members earn all-conference honors the Frontier Conference announced Wednesday night. Juniors Kasidy Yeoman, Tehneson Ehnes, Erin Bishop, Alix Bishop, Ella Galloway, sophomore Madison Moultray, and freshman Aleana Aionaaka were recognized for their outstanding 2025-2026 seasons. 

Head coach Joey Egan on the all-conference honors stated, "I couldn't be prouder of these six athletes for earning First Team All-Conference honors. Their commitment, resilience, and passion for the game have set the standard for our program. They've put in the work day in and day out, supported each other through every challenge, and represented our team with integrity. This recognition is a reflection of not only their individual talent, but the strength of our entire team."
 
Yeoman was named first team All-Conference after earning the Cascade Collegiate Conference Newcomer of the Year and a second-team All-Conference nod last season. Yeoman led the conference in four categories with batting average at .463, runs scored with 65, hits with 76, and stolen bases with 27.

Ehnes was named first team All-Conference after earning an honorable-mention nod in the Cascade Collegiate Conference last season. Ehnes led the conference in RBIs with 67 and is fifth in the NAIA. Ehnes was also 10^th in the conference in batting average at .402, seventh in home runs with eight, first in triples with seven, and second in total bases with 117.

Aionaaka was named first team All-Conference and the Freshman of the Year after an outstanding debut season for the Argos. Aionaaka was sixth in the conference in batting average at .410 and was fourth in the conference in stolen bases with 17.
 
A. Bishop was also named first team All-Conference in her debut season in the Frontier. A. Bishop led the conference in home runs with 12, was fourth in RBIs with 44, and seventh in doubles with 16.

E. Bishop also earned a first team All-Conference nod in her debut season for the Argos finishing the year third in RBIs with 46, sixth in home runs at eight, and 13^th in average at .384.

Moultray was the sixth Argo this season to earn a first team All-Conference selection batting .317 with six home runs and 24 RBIs. Moultray was also tied for second in the conference in wins on the mound with 10 and threw 92.1 innings.

The Argos are back in action Thursday, April 30 when they face Mayville State in the quarterfinals of the Frontier Conference Tournament.