University of Toronto Varsity Blues softball players Katie Humhej and Erin Sullivan were both recognized as the OIWFA announced major award winners and all-stars on Thursday night.
 
Humhej was named the league's top pitcher and an all-star, while Sullivan also earned all-star honours.
 
A fifth-year pitcher from Surrey, B.C., Humhej joined the Blues this season after four years in the NCAA with Long Island University and the University of Minnesota.
 
The physical therapy student holds an impressive stat line after pitching in five games for the Blues, starting in four. Humhej held a .000 ERA, allowing only one hit and one walk, while striking out 51 over 26 innings pitched.
 
She also ranked second on the team with a .423 batting average, amassing 11 hits, nine RBI and four runs in eight games.
 
A third-year pitcher from Aurora, N.Y., Sullivan earns her second career OIWFA all-star nod. The kinesiology major went a perfect 4-0 on the mound, amassing a 2.162 ERA, allowing only 21 hits and nine runs over 22.2 innings pitched.
 
Offensively, the kinesiology major ranked third on the team with a .419 batting average, while leading the Blues with 13 hits. She recorded five RBI and eight runs this season.

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