Top seeds Sacramento City College and Cypress College each led the way in their respective divisions as the National Fastpitch Coaches Association announced its Cal JC All-America teams.

Sacramento City was led by pitcher Nikki Cinque. Cinque was named to the All-America squad after leading the Panthers with a 21-1 record and a 0.32 ERA. Teammates Traci Bender and Wendi Salgo joined Cinque on the North division squad.

Cypress placed two on the South division squad, led by pitcher Lindsay Klabacha. Klabacha was 28-2 this season with a 0.65 ERA. Infielder Nicole Moojen was also named to the elite squad.

West Valley outfielder Rachel Wilson was honored after leading Cal JC's in hitting. Wilson hit at a .585 clip this season and was third in home runs with nine. WVC infielder Randi Gillespie was honored after a season where she hit .479 and belted nine home runs.

Cerritos College also placed two players on the South division team. Heather Martin hit .466 this season and was named the Diamond Sports Catcher of the Year in Cal JC. Danielle Ackland also represented the Falcons.

Head Coach Robert Maglione and his Sacramento City College staff were named the 2004 Cal JC Coaching Staff of the Year. The Panthers won the Bay Valley East Division with a 39-2 overall record.