Softball Secures 12 Newcomers To 2025 Signing Class
9/11/2025 12:00:00 PM | Softball
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – North Florida softball officially reveals its 2025 signing class with 12 newcomers putting pen to paper, as announced by head coach Jeff Conrad on Thursday.
The Ospreys' signing class for 2025 consists of nine transfer players and three high school signees. Katelyn VanGalder, Ansley DeVos and Alexis Camilleri make up the freshmen class, while Kadyn Camper, Caiden Oliva, Hallie Langford, Reese Green, Hannah Davila, Addie Keef, Bella Cimino, Kate Peters and Ayden Allen round out the transfer additions.
"Our NCAA Tournament run really opened some doors to another layer of players to us," stated Conrad on the incoming class. "In addition to that, it gave us a clearer picture of areas we needed to improve on to take that next step in making a Super Regional appearance."
Three transfers that will be joining UNF previously resided at Power Four schools – Purdue, Georgia, Arizona State. Another trio of tranfers – Oliva, Green and Peters – were all teammates at Troy this past season.
Langford, Allen and Peters are all multi-team transfers, as North Florida will be each of their third stops playing collegiate softball.  Peters comes back to Atlantic Sun competition after playing her first two seasons at Lipscomb, where she was selected to the ASUN All-Freshman Team.
The 2026 roster will be made up of seven seniors, seven juniors, eight sophomores and three freshmen. The Ospreys' roster going into the 2026 season will also consist of 11 total transfers, as well as seven total players who have been on the team for three or more seasons.
"Adding length to our lineup was a big area of focus for us. We were really fortunate in that a lot of the kids we targeted, we were able to land," Conrad continued. "We felt like this could be a nationally-ranked portal class, and in time, we think it will prove to be just that."
PRIOR TO UNF
Played four years varsity for Etowah HS...Fury Premier Moyer/Perry club team...All-Region & All-County selection in Georgia...Extra Innings ranking #88 overall, #5 utility player.
PERSONAL
Daughter of Glenn & Jennifer VanGalder...has two siblings, Dawson and Ryanne...born on Apr. 6, 2007...plans to major in health...chose UNF because "when I stepped on campus, I instantly knew it would be my home for the next four years. The coaches, UNF staff and players were all welcoming and inviting. The coaches showed me from the start that they have my best interest at heart. And who doesn't want to live by the beach!"
Coach's Thoughts: "KVG is a softball player. I've never seen her leave a field not covered in dirt. Â She's the first kid we have brought in from Georgia since I've been here. Plays a real smooth game at SS and you stick her in the OF for an inning and she looks like a natural. Plus you know I love kids that have a background in hockey."
-- Head Coach Jeff Conrad
PRIOR TO UNF
Played four years varsity for Oviedo HS...NJ Intensity BOD Premier club team...2022-2023 Season Biggest Game: 0.750 Batting average (2 doubles and a single)...2023-2024 Season Biggest Game: 1.000 Batting average (twice)...National Honor Society member and three-time Academic Excellence Award recipient.
PERSONAL
Daughter of David and DeAnna DeVos...has one brother, Ian, who plays baseball at Daytona State...born on Aug. 11, 2007...plans to major in nursing...chose UNF because "I loved the softball program. All the players were super nice, and I felt as if I instantly clicked with the coaches. I also chose UNF because it's close to the beach and close to home. The campus is super beautiful, and I see myself having overall personal growth at this college."
Coach's Thoughts: "Ansley [DeVos] is a kid who is good around the bag at first and can swing it. Throughout the recruiting process, she reminded me so much of Shannon Daugherty, who came out of that same travel organization."
-- Head Coach Jeff Conrad
PRIOR TO UNF
Played four years varsity for Calvary Christian HS...Clearwater Lady Bombers Gold Mason club team...was a three-time state champion and state runner-up through her four years of high school...earned the Warrior Award for softball in 2025...biggest game was smashing two home runs against an FAU commit...batted .434 with 46, 24 runs, 29 RBI, two home runs and five steals as a senior in 2025...hit above .333 all four years of high school with 111 combined hits...also was a National Honors Society member, Mu Alpha Theta Honors Society and earned honors diploma.
PERSONAL
Daughter of Phillip and Tamra Camilleri...has two brothers, Austin and Evan...mother, Tamra, was an NFL cheerleader for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers...born on Aug. 4, 2006...plans to major in business management...chose UNF because "the culture was different than any program I have ever encountered. The girls and coaches have a genuine love for each other; it's evident through their success as a program. UNF just felt like home, somewhere I can picture myself thriving for 4 years."
Coach's Thoughts: "Alexis [Camilleri] was someone I received a call on to see and she committed to another school shortly after that. Once she decided to look around and reached out to us we brought her to campus and it was a really good fit for both sides. She's a good athlete and we really like her versatility for this class."
-- Head Coach Jeff Conrad
PRIOR TO UNF
Started collegiate career at Purdue, where she played one season...played four years varsity for Christiansburg HS...Tampa Mustangs Seymour club team...made 12 appearances with one start and 19.2 innings pitched for Purdue...earned first-career save against Purdue Fort Wayne going 2.1 innings and giving up just one hit with three strikeouts...finished freshman campaign with 11 strikeouts and a .250 BAA...ranked No. 19 in Extra Innings Elite Top 100 as a junior and rated as a five-star recruit by Legends and Legacy...earned Extra Innings All-Summer Team honors as a high school junior and named Player of the Year at both the district and regional level as a sophomore...received First Team All-Region accolades as a junior, as well as First Team All-District.
PERSONAL
Daughter of Brian and Tania Camper...has one sibling, Karis...mother, Tania, played basketball at Temple, along with uncle, Treg Koel playing football at Virginia Tech...born on Sept. 20, 2006...plans to major in psychology and criminal justice...chose UNF because of "the people and environment that made me feel welcomed and at home."
Coach's Thoughts: "Kadyn [Camper] is a big, strong transfer pitcher out of Purdue. She should make an immediate impact on our circle and also has the potential to contribute on the offensive side."
-- Head Coach Jeff Conrad
PRIOR TO UNF
Started collegiate career at Troy, where she played one season...played four years varsity for Ponte Vedra HS...Tampa Mustangs Seymour club team...batted .305 with eight home runs and 35 RBI during first season at Troy...totaled 43 hits and eight doubles with a .438 on-base percentage and a .977 OPS...won the 2023 5A District Championship in high school...recorded above a .400 batting average in all four varsity seasons...received the Ponte Vedra Most Valuable Offensive Player each season...received Offensive Slugger of the Year twice and All-Coast First Team twice...her junior season saw a .451 clip with 29 RBIs, four homers, 12 doubles and five triples...multi-sport athlete with volleyball, tennis, golf and softball.
PERSONAL
Daughter of Chad and Tiffany Oliva...has one siblings, Easton...father, Chad, played baseball at Jacksonville before going to the MLB with the Philadelphia Phillies...born on June 28, 2006...plans to major in business...chose UNF because "it's a competitive school with a great softball program and it's close to home."
Coach's Thoughts: "Caiden [Oliva] was someone that we recruited pretty hard out of high school and we were disappointed not to get. A local kid who put up great offensive numbers as a true freshman last year at Troy. She should be a force in the middle of our lineup."
-- Head Coach Jeff Conrad
PRIOR TO UNF
Started collegiate career at USF, where she played three seasons, followed by another two seasons at Mercer...played four years varsity for Trenton HS...Gainesville Gold club team...named to 2020-21 AAC All-Academic Team...combined for 32 hits and 19 RBI in 66 games played for USF from 2022-23 after redshirting her freshman season...transferred to Mercer in 2024, where she notched 10 hits and six runs with a .526 batting average...started all 66 games in 2025, where she batted .329 with 70 hits, 68 runs, 27 RBI and 26 stolen bases...helped lead Mercer to 40 wins and an regional final appearance in Gainesville after wins against Georgia Tech and FAU...played for her father, Todd, on high school softball team...named Gainesville Sun Small School Player of the Year as a junior, as well as a 1st Team All-Conference pick...hit .539 with 35 stolen bases and concluded prep career with 38-straight wins, including a perfect 27-0 record during junior campaign...also lettered twice in basketball for the Tigers.
PERSONAL
Daughter of Todd and Mae Bryant...has two siblings, Brooke and Clif...father, Todd, played baseball at UNF, and husband, Wyatt Langford, plays in the MLB for the Texas Rangers...born on Aug. 30, 2001...plans to major in education...chose UNF because "I wanted to be part of a winning program with a good culture and good coaches."
Coach's Thoughts: "Hallie [Langford] is a SoCon All-Conference center fielder out of Mercer. She was a key part in Mercer's NCAA Regional run scoring 68 runs, while hitting over .300. When you look at a lead-off hitter for a Super Regional team, we think she looks a lot like Hallie.
-- Head Coach Jeff Conrad
PRIOR TO UNF
Started collegiate career at Troy, where she played one season...played four years varsity for West Nassau HS...Tampa Mustangs Seymour club team...batted .229 in 25 games played and 11 starts as a freshman at Troy...notched eight total hits with a double, RBI and run scored...accumulated a .494 batting average, .533 on-base percentage, 1.486 OPS and .953 slugging percentage on 11 doubles, eight homers and 38 runs scored as a senior in high school…awarded 3A All-Coast First Team and All-County First Team in her sophomore through senior season...earned 16 victories...her junior season saw her bat a .391 with 10 doubles, three homers and 16 RBIs...selected as a Greater Jacksonville Softball Player of the Year finalist in 2023.
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PERSONAL
Daughter of Bubba and Tiffany Green...has two siblings, Jayden and Riley...aunt, Briana McCullough, played softball at Lake City CC...born on June 8, 2006...plans to major in kinesiology...chose UNF because "I want to play in an environment where I can compete at a high level but also have fun playing the game I love. The coaching staff is very family oriented and they care a lot about their players which was a big thing for me as well. The beautiful campus and close distance to home is just icing on the cake!"
Coach's Thoughts: "Reese [Green] is a versatile infielder that will compete at all three infield positions for us at second base, third base and shortstop. We think there is a lot of offensive upside and we really needed to add a quality infielder out of that sophomore class."
-- Head Coach Jeff Conrad
PRIOR TO UNF
Started collegiate career at Georgia, where she played two seasons...played four years varsity for Flossmoor HS and Wesley Chapel HS...Lady Dukes Lamar club team...two-time SEC Academic Honor Roll selection...batted .318 with seven hits, four RBI, three runs and a home run during her sophomore season at Georgia...combined for 62 appearances with a .290 batting average over her first two collegiate seasons...originally attended Flossmoor HS first three years of her prep career, earning all-conference honors and MVP status twice before moving to the Tampa area...also played basketball high school...was ranked as the No. 7 recruit by Perfect Game Softball in the 2023 class.
PERSONAL
Daughter of Alberto and Kristina Davila...has one brother, Brandon...her father, Alberto, played baseball in the Pittsburgh Pirates organization and was a scout for the Texas Rangers...born July 5, 2005...plans to major in criminal justice...chose UNF because "for the supportive coaching staff, the welcoming team, and the family-oriented culture. Being back in Florida and closer to home makes this opportunity even more special, and I'm excited to contribute to the program's success."
Coach's Thoughts: "Hannah [Davila] is a Power Four transfer out of Georgia, who was another major get with a lot of interest from the softball powers across the country. She's a quick twitch infielder that oozes athleticism. She will be another formidable presence in the middle of our lineup."
-- Head Coach Jeff Conrad
PRIOR TO UNF
Started collegiate career at Chattanooga State CC, where she played two seasons...played four years varsity for Silverdale Baptist Academy...Fury Platinum X club team...recognized as a First Team All-Conference selection in 2025 at Chattanooga State CC...batted over .400 during both collegiate seasons with 130 hits, 107 runs and 71 stolen bases...batted .409 with 74 hits, 71 runs and 46 steals in 2025...was a three-time all-district selection, two-time all-region selection, and an all-state selection as a senior in 2023 during high school...helped team to state championship title in her senior season...batted .512 with 66 hits, 51 runs and 38 SB with a .556 OBP in 2023...academic high school honors include National Beta Club, National Honor Society, 4.0 GPA, Mu Alpha Theta...was also two-time Weight Training Award recipient, leadership award recipient and ACSI Distinguished Christian High School Student Award recipient.
PERSONAL
Daughter of Shawn and Julie Keef...has one sibling, Brayden...born on May 6, 2005...plans to major in marketing...chose UNF because "the first thing that stuck out to me about UNF was the location. Once I started learning more about it and came on my visit, I instantly fell in love with the team environment, coaching staff/style, and campus/facilities!"
Coach's Thoughts: "We think Addie [Keef] can be a bit of a swiss army knife for us. A middle infielder by trade, but we think we will be able to take advantage of her athleticism and move her around a little bit defensively."
-- Head Coach Jeff Conrad
PRIOR TO UNF
Started collegiate career at FAU, where she played two seasons...played four years varsity for Farmingdale HS...Empire State Huskies club team...was named AAC Second Team All-Conference in 2025 at FAU...batted .316 with 24 hits, 19 RBI, 19 runs and seven home runs during sophomore season...started 24 of 51 games played with a 1.119 OPS and .671 slugging percentage...played six games her freshman season making her collegiate debut against UNF...was named All-Conference, All-County, All Long Island and Fifth Team All-State, as well as Team MVP, during senior season of high school...also competed on swim team in high school, where she was all-county with two school records in relay races.
PERSONAL
Daughter of Anthony and Angelique Cimino...has two siblings, Lorenzo and Luca...brother, Lorenzo, is committed to play baseball at FIU...born on June 13, 2005...plans to major in kinesiology...chose UNF because "of the desire to win championships."
Coach's Thoughts: "Bella [Cimino] is an All-Conference performer in the American Conference. She was a big get for us with a lot of high-profile Power Four schools after her. She's a really smooth middle infielder with an advanced offensive game. She will make a major impact in the middle of our lineup."
-- Head Coach Jeff Conrad
PRIOR TO UNF
Started collegiate career at Lipscomb, where she played two seasons, followed by another two seasons at Troy...played four years varsity for Dickson County HS...Georgia Impact Caymol club team...was named to the ASUN All-Freshman Team in 2022 with Lipscomb...graduated high school early in December 2021 of her senior year to play for Lipscomb the following spring...combined for a 12-11 record with 50 strikeouts in the circle during her two seasons at Lipscomb...followed up with a 2-0 record and 24 strikeouts in 35 appearances for Troy.
PERSONAL
Daughter of Chris and Tiffany Peters...has one sibling, Cameron...born on Mar. 30, 2004...plans to major in general studies...chose UNF because "of the coaching staff being so personable and caring about me as a person before a softball player. I also want to compete in the NCAA tournament and I believe this team and these coaches what the same."
Coach's Thoughts: "Kate [Peters] transfers in from Troy, but also has ASUN experience after starting her career at Lipscomb. We really needed to add some experience to our pitching staff and feel really good about Kate filling that role."
-- Head Coach Jeff Conrad
PRIOR TO UNF
Started collegiate career at Houston, where she played one season, followed by another two seasons at Arizona State...played four years varsity for Prosper HS...Texas Glory club team, where father, Ryan, is the coach...made AAC All-Academic Team in 2023 at Houston, where she saw action in four games...combined for 31 hits, 17 RBI, 13 runs, eight doubles and two home runs at Arizona State from 2024-25...broke out in 2025 starting 36 of 47 games played with a .255 batting average and 26 total hits...won 50 games in the 2019 and 2021 seasons and won a district title in 2019 during high school...made regional finals in 2021 and was a three-time all-district first time selection, as well as a 2021 All-Metro All Star in 2021...also played basketball in high school.
PERSONAL
Daughter of Ryan and Dagmar Allen, has one sibling, Brendan...mother, Dagmar, ran collegiate track at Texas State...born on July 26, 2004...plans to major in general studies...chose UNF because "as soon as I talked to the coaches, I instantly knew they care about a family atmosphere. The girls were welcoming from day one and it felt like home as soon as I stepped on campus."
Coach's Thoughts: "Ayden [Allen] started 36 games for an Arizona State team that made it to an NCAA Regional last year. We see some untapped potential in her offensive game and we really like her veteran presence."
-- Head Coach Jeff Conrad
The Ospreys' signing class for 2025 consists of nine transfer players and three high school signees. Katelyn VanGalder, Ansley DeVos and Alexis Camilleri make up the freshmen class, while Kadyn Camper, Caiden Oliva, Hallie Langford, Reese Green, Hannah Davila, Addie Keef, Bella Cimino, Kate Peters and Ayden Allen round out the transfer additions.
"Our NCAA Tournament run really opened some doors to another layer of players to us," stated Conrad on the incoming class. "In addition to that, it gave us a clearer picture of areas we needed to improve on to take that next step in making a Super Regional appearance."
Three transfers that will be joining UNF previously resided at Power Four schools – Purdue, Georgia, Arizona State. Another trio of tranfers – Oliva, Green and Peters – were all teammates at Troy this past season.
Langford, Allen and Peters are all multi-team transfers, as North Florida will be each of their third stops playing collegiate softball.  Peters comes back to Atlantic Sun competition after playing her first two seasons at Lipscomb, where she was selected to the ASUN All-Freshman Team.
The 2026 roster will be made up of seven seniors, seven juniors, eight sophomores and three freshmen. The Ospreys' roster going into the 2026 season will also consist of 11 total transfers, as well as seven total players who have been on the team for three or more seasons.
"Adding length to our lineup was a big area of focus for us. We were really fortunate in that a lot of the kids we targeted, we were able to land," Conrad continued. "We felt like this could be a nationally-ranked portal class, and in time, we think it will prove to be just that."
Katelyn VanGalder
PRIOR TO UNFPlayed four years varsity for Etowah HS...Fury Premier Moyer/Perry club team...All-Region & All-County selection in Georgia...Extra Innings ranking #88 overall, #5 utility player.
PERSONAL
Daughter of Glenn & Jennifer VanGalder...has two siblings, Dawson and Ryanne...born on Apr. 6, 2007...plans to major in health...chose UNF because "when I stepped on campus, I instantly knew it would be my home for the next four years. The coaches, UNF staff and players were all welcoming and inviting. The coaches showed me from the start that they have my best interest at heart. And who doesn't want to live by the beach!"
Coach's Thoughts: "KVG is a softball player. I've never seen her leave a field not covered in dirt. Â She's the first kid we have brought in from Georgia since I've been here. Plays a real smooth game at SS and you stick her in the OF for an inning and she looks like a natural. Plus you know I love kids that have a background in hockey."
-- Head Coach Jeff Conrad
Ansley DeVos
PRIOR TO UNFPlayed four years varsity for Oviedo HS...NJ Intensity BOD Premier club team...2022-2023 Season Biggest Game: 0.750 Batting average (2 doubles and a single)...2023-2024 Season Biggest Game: 1.000 Batting average (twice)...National Honor Society member and three-time Academic Excellence Award recipient.
PERSONAL
Daughter of David and DeAnna DeVos...has one brother, Ian, who plays baseball at Daytona State...born on Aug. 11, 2007...plans to major in nursing...chose UNF because "I loved the softball program. All the players were super nice, and I felt as if I instantly clicked with the coaches. I also chose UNF because it's close to the beach and close to home. The campus is super beautiful, and I see myself having overall personal growth at this college."
Coach's Thoughts: "Ansley [DeVos] is a kid who is good around the bag at first and can swing it. Throughout the recruiting process, she reminded me so much of Shannon Daugherty, who came out of that same travel organization."
-- Head Coach Jeff Conrad
Alexis Camilleri
PRIOR TO UNFPlayed four years varsity for Calvary Christian HS...Clearwater Lady Bombers Gold Mason club team...was a three-time state champion and state runner-up through her four years of high school...earned the Warrior Award for softball in 2025...biggest game was smashing two home runs against an FAU commit...batted .434 with 46, 24 runs, 29 RBI, two home runs and five steals as a senior in 2025...hit above .333 all four years of high school with 111 combined hits...also was a National Honors Society member, Mu Alpha Theta Honors Society and earned honors diploma.
PERSONAL
Daughter of Phillip and Tamra Camilleri...has two brothers, Austin and Evan...mother, Tamra, was an NFL cheerleader for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers...born on Aug. 4, 2006...plans to major in business management...chose UNF because "the culture was different than any program I have ever encountered. The girls and coaches have a genuine love for each other; it's evident through their success as a program. UNF just felt like home, somewhere I can picture myself thriving for 4 years."
Coach's Thoughts: "Alexis [Camilleri] was someone I received a call on to see and she committed to another school shortly after that. Once she decided to look around and reached out to us we brought her to campus and it was a really good fit for both sides. She's a good athlete and we really like her versatility for this class."
-- Head Coach Jeff Conrad
Kadyn Camper
PRIOR TO UNFStarted collegiate career at Purdue, where she played one season...played four years varsity for Christiansburg HS...Tampa Mustangs Seymour club team...made 12 appearances with one start and 19.2 innings pitched for Purdue...earned first-career save against Purdue Fort Wayne going 2.1 innings and giving up just one hit with three strikeouts...finished freshman campaign with 11 strikeouts and a .250 BAA...ranked No. 19 in Extra Innings Elite Top 100 as a junior and rated as a five-star recruit by Legends and Legacy...earned Extra Innings All-Summer Team honors as a high school junior and named Player of the Year at both the district and regional level as a sophomore...received First Team All-Region accolades as a junior, as well as First Team All-District.
PERSONAL
Daughter of Brian and Tania Camper...has one sibling, Karis...mother, Tania, played basketball at Temple, along with uncle, Treg Koel playing football at Virginia Tech...born on Sept. 20, 2006...plans to major in psychology and criminal justice...chose UNF because of "the people and environment that made me feel welcomed and at home."
Coach's Thoughts: "Kadyn [Camper] is a big, strong transfer pitcher out of Purdue. She should make an immediate impact on our circle and also has the potential to contribute on the offensive side."
-- Head Coach Jeff Conrad
Caiden Oliva
PRIOR TO UNFStarted collegiate career at Troy, where she played one season...played four years varsity for Ponte Vedra HS...Tampa Mustangs Seymour club team...batted .305 with eight home runs and 35 RBI during first season at Troy...totaled 43 hits and eight doubles with a .438 on-base percentage and a .977 OPS...won the 2023 5A District Championship in high school...recorded above a .400 batting average in all four varsity seasons...received the Ponte Vedra Most Valuable Offensive Player each season...received Offensive Slugger of the Year twice and All-Coast First Team twice...her junior season saw a .451 clip with 29 RBIs, four homers, 12 doubles and five triples...multi-sport athlete with volleyball, tennis, golf and softball.
PERSONAL
Daughter of Chad and Tiffany Oliva...has one siblings, Easton...father, Chad, played baseball at Jacksonville before going to the MLB with the Philadelphia Phillies...born on June 28, 2006...plans to major in business...chose UNF because "it's a competitive school with a great softball program and it's close to home."
Coach's Thoughts: "Caiden [Oliva] was someone that we recruited pretty hard out of high school and we were disappointed not to get. A local kid who put up great offensive numbers as a true freshman last year at Troy. She should be a force in the middle of our lineup."
-- Head Coach Jeff Conrad
Hallie Langford
PRIOR TO UNFStarted collegiate career at USF, where she played three seasons, followed by another two seasons at Mercer...played four years varsity for Trenton HS...Gainesville Gold club team...named to 2020-21 AAC All-Academic Team...combined for 32 hits and 19 RBI in 66 games played for USF from 2022-23 after redshirting her freshman season...transferred to Mercer in 2024, where she notched 10 hits and six runs with a .526 batting average...started all 66 games in 2025, where she batted .329 with 70 hits, 68 runs, 27 RBI and 26 stolen bases...helped lead Mercer to 40 wins and an regional final appearance in Gainesville after wins against Georgia Tech and FAU...played for her father, Todd, on high school softball team...named Gainesville Sun Small School Player of the Year as a junior, as well as a 1st Team All-Conference pick...hit .539 with 35 stolen bases and concluded prep career with 38-straight wins, including a perfect 27-0 record during junior campaign...also lettered twice in basketball for the Tigers.
PERSONAL
Daughter of Todd and Mae Bryant...has two siblings, Brooke and Clif...father, Todd, played baseball at UNF, and husband, Wyatt Langford, plays in the MLB for the Texas Rangers...born on Aug. 30, 2001...plans to major in education...chose UNF because "I wanted to be part of a winning program with a good culture and good coaches."
Coach's Thoughts: "Hallie [Langford] is a SoCon All-Conference center fielder out of Mercer. She was a key part in Mercer's NCAA Regional run scoring 68 runs, while hitting over .300. When you look at a lead-off hitter for a Super Regional team, we think she looks a lot like Hallie.
-- Head Coach Jeff Conrad
Reese Green
PRIOR TO UNFStarted collegiate career at Troy, where she played one season...played four years varsity for West Nassau HS...Tampa Mustangs Seymour club team...batted .229 in 25 games played and 11 starts as a freshman at Troy...notched eight total hits with a double, RBI and run scored...accumulated a .494 batting average, .533 on-base percentage, 1.486 OPS and .953 slugging percentage on 11 doubles, eight homers and 38 runs scored as a senior in high school…awarded 3A All-Coast First Team and All-County First Team in her sophomore through senior season...earned 16 victories...her junior season saw her bat a .391 with 10 doubles, three homers and 16 RBIs...selected as a Greater Jacksonville Softball Player of the Year finalist in 2023.
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PERSONAL
Daughter of Bubba and Tiffany Green...has two siblings, Jayden and Riley...aunt, Briana McCullough, played softball at Lake City CC...born on June 8, 2006...plans to major in kinesiology...chose UNF because "I want to play in an environment where I can compete at a high level but also have fun playing the game I love. The coaching staff is very family oriented and they care a lot about their players which was a big thing for me as well. The beautiful campus and close distance to home is just icing on the cake!"
Coach's Thoughts: "Reese [Green] is a versatile infielder that will compete at all three infield positions for us at second base, third base and shortstop. We think there is a lot of offensive upside and we really needed to add a quality infielder out of that sophomore class."
-- Head Coach Jeff Conrad
Hannah Davila
PRIOR TO UNFStarted collegiate career at Georgia, where she played two seasons...played four years varsity for Flossmoor HS and Wesley Chapel HS...Lady Dukes Lamar club team...two-time SEC Academic Honor Roll selection...batted .318 with seven hits, four RBI, three runs and a home run during her sophomore season at Georgia...combined for 62 appearances with a .290 batting average over her first two collegiate seasons...originally attended Flossmoor HS first three years of her prep career, earning all-conference honors and MVP status twice before moving to the Tampa area...also played basketball high school...was ranked as the No. 7 recruit by Perfect Game Softball in the 2023 class.
PERSONAL
Daughter of Alberto and Kristina Davila...has one brother, Brandon...her father, Alberto, played baseball in the Pittsburgh Pirates organization and was a scout for the Texas Rangers...born July 5, 2005...plans to major in criminal justice...chose UNF because "for the supportive coaching staff, the welcoming team, and the family-oriented culture. Being back in Florida and closer to home makes this opportunity even more special, and I'm excited to contribute to the program's success."
Coach's Thoughts: "Hannah [Davila] is a Power Four transfer out of Georgia, who was another major get with a lot of interest from the softball powers across the country. She's a quick twitch infielder that oozes athleticism. She will be another formidable presence in the middle of our lineup."
-- Head Coach Jeff Conrad
Addie Keef
PRIOR TO UNFStarted collegiate career at Chattanooga State CC, where she played two seasons...played four years varsity for Silverdale Baptist Academy...Fury Platinum X club team...recognized as a First Team All-Conference selection in 2025 at Chattanooga State CC...batted over .400 during both collegiate seasons with 130 hits, 107 runs and 71 stolen bases...batted .409 with 74 hits, 71 runs and 46 steals in 2025...was a three-time all-district selection, two-time all-region selection, and an all-state selection as a senior in 2023 during high school...helped team to state championship title in her senior season...batted .512 with 66 hits, 51 runs and 38 SB with a .556 OBP in 2023...academic high school honors include National Beta Club, National Honor Society, 4.0 GPA, Mu Alpha Theta...was also two-time Weight Training Award recipient, leadership award recipient and ACSI Distinguished Christian High School Student Award recipient.
PERSONAL
Daughter of Shawn and Julie Keef...has one sibling, Brayden...born on May 6, 2005...plans to major in marketing...chose UNF because "the first thing that stuck out to me about UNF was the location. Once I started learning more about it and came on my visit, I instantly fell in love with the team environment, coaching staff/style, and campus/facilities!"
Coach's Thoughts: "We think Addie [Keef] can be a bit of a swiss army knife for us. A middle infielder by trade, but we think we will be able to take advantage of her athleticism and move her around a little bit defensively."
-- Head Coach Jeff Conrad
Bella Cimino
PRIOR TO UNFStarted collegiate career at FAU, where she played two seasons...played four years varsity for Farmingdale HS...Empire State Huskies club team...was named AAC Second Team All-Conference in 2025 at FAU...batted .316 with 24 hits, 19 RBI, 19 runs and seven home runs during sophomore season...started 24 of 51 games played with a 1.119 OPS and .671 slugging percentage...played six games her freshman season making her collegiate debut against UNF...was named All-Conference, All-County, All Long Island and Fifth Team All-State, as well as Team MVP, during senior season of high school...also competed on swim team in high school, where she was all-county with two school records in relay races.
PERSONAL
Daughter of Anthony and Angelique Cimino...has two siblings, Lorenzo and Luca...brother, Lorenzo, is committed to play baseball at FIU...born on June 13, 2005...plans to major in kinesiology...chose UNF because "of the desire to win championships."
Coach's Thoughts: "Bella [Cimino] is an All-Conference performer in the American Conference. She was a big get for us with a lot of high-profile Power Four schools after her. She's a really smooth middle infielder with an advanced offensive game. She will make a major impact in the middle of our lineup."
-- Head Coach Jeff Conrad
Kate Peters
PRIOR TO UNFStarted collegiate career at Lipscomb, where she played two seasons, followed by another two seasons at Troy...played four years varsity for Dickson County HS...Georgia Impact Caymol club team...was named to the ASUN All-Freshman Team in 2022 with Lipscomb...graduated high school early in December 2021 of her senior year to play for Lipscomb the following spring...combined for a 12-11 record with 50 strikeouts in the circle during her two seasons at Lipscomb...followed up with a 2-0 record and 24 strikeouts in 35 appearances for Troy.
PERSONAL
Daughter of Chris and Tiffany Peters...has one sibling, Cameron...born on Mar. 30, 2004...plans to major in general studies...chose UNF because "of the coaching staff being so personable and caring about me as a person before a softball player. I also want to compete in the NCAA tournament and I believe this team and these coaches what the same."
Coach's Thoughts: "Kate [Peters] transfers in from Troy, but also has ASUN experience after starting her career at Lipscomb. We really needed to add some experience to our pitching staff and feel really good about Kate filling that role."
-- Head Coach Jeff Conrad
Ayden Allen
PRIOR TO UNFStarted collegiate career at Houston, where she played one season, followed by another two seasons at Arizona State...played four years varsity for Prosper HS...Texas Glory club team, where father, Ryan, is the coach...made AAC All-Academic Team in 2023 at Houston, where she saw action in four games...combined for 31 hits, 17 RBI, 13 runs, eight doubles and two home runs at Arizona State from 2024-25...broke out in 2025 starting 36 of 47 games played with a .255 batting average and 26 total hits...won 50 games in the 2019 and 2021 seasons and won a district title in 2019 during high school...made regional finals in 2021 and was a three-time all-district first time selection, as well as a 2021 All-Metro All Star in 2021...also played basketball in high school.
PERSONAL
Daughter of Ryan and Dagmar Allen, has one sibling, Brendan...mother, Dagmar, ran collegiate track at Texas State...born on July 26, 2004...plans to major in general studies...chose UNF because "as soon as I talked to the coaches, I instantly knew they care about a family atmosphere. The girls were welcoming from day one and it felt like home as soon as I stepped on campus."
Coach's Thoughts: "Ayden [Allen] started 36 games for an Arizona State team that made it to an NCAA Regional last year. We see some untapped potential in her offensive game and we really like her veteran presence."
-- Head Coach Jeff Conrad
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Thursday, July 06
UNF Softball Fall Ball Scrimmage
Thursday, July 06
Pre-Tournament Interivew with Coach Hickey
Thursday, July 06
Head Softball Jeff Conrad - Hiring Feature
Wednesday, July 06
