Phenomenal Four For Goldey-Beacom Make the CACC Weekly Honor Roll

3/10/2025 12:00:00 AM

Goldey-Beacom this week saw senior Braden Kolmansberger (Lewisberry, PA) and freshman Zach Davis (Newport News, VA) for Baseball along with senior Caitlyn Burch (Mechanicsville, MD) and junior Delaney Insinga (Southampton, NJ) for Softball make their sport's Weekly Honor Roll for the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference.

Kolmansberger batted .364 (8-for-22) on the week with four doubles and three RBI. He tied the school record with three doubles in Goldey-Beacom's 7-5 win Sunday over D'Youville after getting two hits Saturday in game two against the same squad.

It was the seventh time in program history a player had three doubles in a game, with Kolmansberger becoming the first to accomplish this twice.

The reigning CACC Player of the Year, Kolmansberger continues to flourish for a squad which has competed in the NCAA Tournament three of the last four years. He has a team-leading 17 hits this season, putting him second in team history with 178 career.

Davis struck out eight over five innings, allowing one run and five hits in recording two wins. He had four strikeouts over 2 2/3 innings Tuesday vs. Bloomsburg and four strikeouts over 2 1/3 innings Sunday against D'Youville.

Davis this season has nine strikeouts over 8 1/3 innings.

Burch continued to amaze, striking out 15 over 15 innings in recording two wins and a save. She had six strikeouts Friday against Cedarville in getting the win and six Sunday vs. Thomas More in recording the save.

In her first season with the Lightning, Burch recently surpassed 500 career strikeouts that includes her time with Mary Washington. She has recorded 36 strikeouts this season over 46 2/3 innings, recording seven victories and two saves.

Insinga batted .476 (10-for-21) with a double and two RBI. She notched four multi-hit games over the Lightning's six contests, including three hits Thursday against Roosevelt and Friday vs. Columbus State.

Off to an incredible start, Insinga is batting a team-best .423 and she paces the conference with 22 hits. She has a hit in 12 of her 15 contests this season.

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