Montana Fouts

No. 14 is making a major impact both on and off the field.

One company several NCAA athletes have partnered with is the video messaging service, Cameo. Currently, according to Brandon Marcello of 247Sports, the No. 1 NCAA athlete on the video messaging platform is Alabama junior pitcher, Montana Fouts.

Star softball pitcher Montana Fouts had an exciting weekend in which she launched her own website for fans to connect with her. Fouts' website offers softball fans an opportunity to learn more about the Kentucky native.

With the new Name, Image, Likeness Policy going into effect today, we examine UA athletes social media accounts and how each would benefit the other.

After such an impressive season, Fouts was named the Schutt Sport/NFCA Pitcher of the Year, which was first awarded back in 2019.

Montana Fouts and Bailey Hemphill can add another accomplishment to their softball careers: WCWS All-Tournament Team.

Fouts is coming off a career season, with a 27-3 record, 1.43 ERA and recorded 344 strikeouts, also pitching a perfect game in the WCWS against the UCLA Bruins, the fifth time in the WCWS history. She won the SEC Co-Pitcher of the Year and SEC Tournament MVP, along with being a First Team All SEC.

After Alabama's close 4-3 victory over Kentucky in the NCAA Super Regional, Softball Super-Fan and one of Team 25's most vocal supporters Emily Pitek joined Tide 100.9 for a post-game interview.

The four sports were bolstered by powerful pairs of record-breaking teammates, each sport boasted the SEC Player of the Year and a teammate that helped take the Tide to the top of the conference.

Alabama Crimson Tide junior Montana Fouts earned SEC Tournament MVP thanks to her tournament-record 39-strikeouts while leading her team to a championship. Fouts carried the Crimson Tide to the program's sixth SEC Tournament championship and rightfully earned Tournament MVP.