Florida State Seminoles Women’s Softball Head Coach Lonni Alameda has been named the AP Tournament Coach of the Year, a prestigious honor recognizing her outstanding leadership and coaching excellence throughout the 2025 season. The announcement was made earlier today and comes as a fitting tribute to a season filled with triumphs, resilience, and strategic brilliance.
Under Alameda’s guidance, the Seminoles demonstrated exceptional consistency and teamwork, navigating a highly competitive schedule and ultimately emerging as one of the dominant forces in collegiate softball. Her ability to inspire and elevate her players has been a hallmark of her tenure, and this season was no exception. The team’s performance in the tournament showcased discipline, poise under pressure, and tactical sharpness—qualities that reflect Alameda’s coaching philosophy and deep knowledge of the game.
This recognition by the Associated Press not only highlights her tactical success on the field but also her commitment to fostering a positive team culture and developing the next generation of softball talent. Alameda’s coaching career has been marked by multiple accolades, but this latest award underscores her status as one of the sport’s most respected figures.
“It’s an incredible honor to be recognized in this way,” Alameda said following the announcement. “I’m so proud of our players and coaching staff. This award is a reflection of the hard work and dedication everyone has put in this season.”
With this accolade, Lonni Alameda adds another milestone to her already distinguished career. As the Seminoles look ahead, her leadership promises to keep the program at the forefront of collegiate softball. Fans and players alike celebrate this well-deserved recognition, which affirms Alameda’s enduring impact on the sport.
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