College of Central Florida freshman Kaylee Riles has been honored for her standout performance during the 2025-26 season, earning a selection to the All-Citrus Conference Second Team as an at-large recipient.

Riles, an infielder from Wellington, Florida, was a key contributor for the Patriots' throughout her debut collegiate campaign. The former Wellington High School standout proved to be one of the most consistent bats in the Central Florida lineup, combining elite contact hitting with reliable power in the middle of the order.

In 41 games played this season, Riles posted an impressive .377 batting average, showcasing her ability to thrive against high-level Citrus Conference pitching. She accounted for 33 RBIs and crossed the plate 23 times, while her six home runs provided the Patriots with a significant power threat in critical situations.

Defensively, Riles was a mainstay for the Patriots in the infield. Her versatility and leadership as a freshman were instrumental for a Central Florida team that navigated a rigorous conference schedule.

Riles was recognized alongside teammate Hope Jordan, as both players earned Second Team at-large honors. The All-Conference teams are selected by coaches from the Florida College System Activities Association (FCSAA) Division I Citrus and Panhandle Conferences.

With a successful freshman season now on her resume, Riles is positioned to be a foundational leader for the Patriots program heading into the 2027 season. Her recognition marks a bright spot for Central Florida softball as they continue to build for next season.