WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – Recent graduate Teanna Davis from the Winston-Salem State softball team was selected as WSSU's NCAA Woman of the Year nominee.

Hailing from Chester, Virginia, Davis played catcher and first base for the Rams. She finished her senior campaign with a .344 batting average and fourth in the CIAA in doubles 10. She had 33 hits this season with 25 RBIs this season. She recorded two triples and a homerun. She also ranked 44th among other Division II players in the NCAA in doubles.

Her career stats included finishing with a .336 batting average, 220 at-bats with 37 runs on 74 hits, 15 doubles, six triples, four homeruns and 56 RBI. She totaled 276 put-outs with 25 assists.

Next, conference offices will select their nominees for NCAA Woman of the Year. Each conference nominee will be notified by the NCAA, and all conference-round nominees will be announced on ncaa.org in August.

Conference nominations are forwarded to the NCAA Woman of the Year Selection Committee, which identifies the top 10 honorees in each of the three NCAA divisions. From those 30 honorees, the selection committee then determines the three finalists in each division for a total of nine finalists. The Committee on Women's Athletics will select the 2023 NCAA Woman of the Year from the nine finalists.