ELGIN, Ill. - Signing her first player for the 2010-11 athletic year, Judson University softball coach Becky Stenning has announced that Emma Anderson will play for the Eagles. Anderson will come to Judson from Springfield High School (IL).

Anderson, who will graduate in 2010, has won nine letters in softball, basketball, and volleyball. She is a centerfielder, catcher, and pitcher in softball and plays for Lee Seiple. She is a four-year starter on the softball team and been academic All-Conference for all three sports. In volleyball she was voted the most improved player and helped her team to the 2009 City Championship. She also helped her basketball team to the Class 3A State Tournament where they finished fourth.

At Springfield High School, she participates in Fellowship of Christian Athletes. She has been on the honor roll all four years, too. She is the daughter of David and Danielle Anderson and will major in architecture and interior design.

Judson University is coming off one of their best seasons, ever, as they won a program best 25 games and went to the second round of the CCAC Tournament. They also picked up their first program win over Olivet Nazarene in 2009 and won 10 or more games in the CCAC for the second year in a row.