AMERICUS, Ga. – Georgia Southwestern senior Kendall Huelsman has been named the Peach Belt Conference Softball Player of the Week, the league announced Monday, following a standout performance in the Lady Hurricanes' doubleheader at Miles College.

Huelsman was a force at the plate on Tuesday, going 4-for-7 across the two games with a home run in each contest and driving in seven runs. Three of her four hits went for extra bases as she added a double in the opener. Her timely hitting fueled GSW's offensive production and continued a red-hot stretch at the plate.

The Kathleen, Ga., native now has multiple hits in each of her last three games and ranks among the Peach Belt Conference leaders in nearly every major offensive category. Huelsman is currently tied for fourth in the league in batting average (.500), sits fifth in slugging percentage (.889) and on-base percentage (.558), and ranks second in OPS (1.447) this spring.

Huelsman joins teammate Peyton Namyslowski as a PBC Player of the Week award recipient this season as the duo becomes only the second pair in program history to earn the award in the same season. Overall, Huelsman is the seventh player in program history to earn the league's weekly distinction, joining Lyndi Duff (2010), Hayley Tierce (three-time recipient), Katelyn Wood (two-time recipient), Zoe Willis (four-time recipient), Isabel Marcotte (2023) and Namyslowski.