BUIES CREEK, N.C.-Campbell senior leftfielder Courtney Quinn can add one more award to her growing number of accomplishments this season, being named to the Louisville Slugger Southeast All-Region Second Team by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association on Wednesday.

Quinn, in her second and final season at CU after a two-year stint at Okaloosa Walton College, has already picked up All-Atlantic Sun First Team and All A-Sun Tournament spots, while grabbing an all-tournament selection at the Lowcountry College Softball Invitational hosted by Charleston Southern earlier in the season.

The senior is also one of just of seven players in Division I to amass at least 20 home runs in 2008, matching that number last Saturday as Quinn belted a three-run walk-off homer in the bottom of the 10^th inning to win the A-Sun Championship for the Camels.

Campbell's leftfielder is also ranked nationally in several other offensive categories, including RBI (0.73 pg, 99^th), doubles (0.31 pg, 36^th), walks (0.63 pg, 49^th) and slugging percentage (.741, 29^th). Quinn's 20 homers and 39 walks are CU softball single season records, and her 19 doubles this season rank second all-time.

Quinn is the fifth Camel in program history to be recognized by regionally by the NFCA, and the first since 2005 when Holly Harris took home second team honors. Martha Covington was named all-southeast three times, including 1996, '98 and '99, while Shannon O'Bryan was named to the squad in 2001 and '02. Denelle Hicks was also honored in 1996.

An athletic training major, Quinn has registered 10 multi-RBI games for the Camels this season, including a six RBI tally against Charleston Southern where the senior went 3-for-4 with a homer and two doubles, leading Campbell over the Buccaneers, 9-1, in their Lowcountry College Softball Invitational.

The All A-Sun performer has scored multiple runs 10 times in a game this year, picked up three hits or more on nine occasions and knocked two homers in a game twice, helping the Camels to a 41-23 mark, the second most wins in school history.

Quinn is one of seven in the A-Sun to be honored, with Cheyenne Jenks and Carmen Paez of Florida Gulf Coast grabbing first team accolades, and Morgan Childers of USC Upstate, Amanda Lindsay and Andrea Migliori from Stetson, as well as Jessica Cross of Kennesaw State joining Quinn on the second team.

Quinn and the Camels will face No. 15 Georgia on Thursday in NCAA Softball Regional action, taking on the Bulldogs in a 1 p.m. contest at Williams Field in Chapel Hill, N.C.

NFCA 2008 Southeast All Region Team

First Team Southeast All Region Team

P-Stacey Nelson, University of Florida

P-Lisa Norris, University of North Carolina

P-Allison Kime, University of Central Florida

C-Catherine Lee, Georgia State University

1B-Alexandra Gardiner, University of Florida

2B-Aja Paculba, University of Florida

3B-Cheyenne Jenks, Florida Gulf Coast

SS-Shanna Smith, North Carolina State University

OF-Carmen Paez, Florida Gulf Coast

OF-Francesca Enea, University of Florida

OF-Lisa Kingsmore, Winthrop University

UT/Pitcher-Danielle Spaulding, University of North Carolina

UT/Non Pitcher-Jennifer Jacobs, University of North Carolina

Second Team Southeast All Region Team

P-Cari Wooldridge, Winthrop University

P-Morgan Childers, University of SC, Upstate

P-Amanda Lindsay, Stetson University

P-Ashley Taylor, Radford University

P-Amanda Black, Hampton University

C-Alyssa Allbritten, North Carolina State University

1B-Andrea Migliori, Stetson University

2B-Cassandra Palmer, University of North Carolina

3B-Alisa Goler, University of Georgia

3B-Robyne Siliga, Georgia Southern

SS-Aileen Morales, Georgia Tech University

OF-Breanna Brown, University of North Carolina

OF-Kim Waleszonia, University of Florida

OF-Courtney Quinn, Campbell University

OF-Courtney Young, Howard University

UT/Pitcher-Jessica Cross, Kennesaw State University

UT/Non Pitcher-Ashton Payne, University of South Carolina