Allison Twarowski, a 2008 Fordham College at Rose Hill graduate with a degree in mathematics, was one of the most versatile players in Fordham softball history and led the Rams to their first ever Atlantic 10 regular season title in 2005.
        As a freshman in 2005, Twarowski hit .315 with seven doubles, three triples, six home runs and 30 RBI, to earn First Team All-Atlantic 10 honors. She helped lead the Rams to a first place finish in the Atlantic 10 regular season and an appearance in the Atlantic 10 championship game.
        In 2006, Twarowski led the Rams back to the Atlantic 10 championship game and was named to the All-Championship team and Second Team All-Conference. She batted at a .299 clip with eight doubles, ten home runs, 48 RBI, tying for the team lead in home runs and RBI.
        The following year, Twarowski earned NFCA Second Team All-Mid-Atlantic Region accolades as a junior, hitting a team-high .393, the second highest batting average ever for a Ram, with 15 doubles, three triples, seven home runs and 30 RBI. Twarowski set then-single season records for hits (75) and runs (58). She capped her season at the Atlantic 10 Championship, hitting .600 (6-10) in the tournament with five RBI and was named to the All-Championship team.
        Wrapping up her career in 2008, Twarowski received the Hobbs Family Award as the Fordham female Athlete of the Year and was named Second Team All-Atlantic 10 and to the Atlantic 10 All-Championship team for the third consecutive year, as well as NFCA Second Team All-Mid-Atlantic Region for the second straight season. She ranked third in the Atlantic 10 in total bases (102) and runs scored (46) and hits (66).
        Scholastically, Twarowski was an Academic All-Atlantic 10 selection in 2007 and 2008.
        Upon graduation, Twarowski held a plethora of school single game and single season records, including hits in a game (5), RBI in a game (7), runs in a season (58  - which was also an Atlantic 10 record) . She held Fordham career records for hits (251), runs (181), doubles (44) and RBI (145) at graduation.  She currently ranks among the top ten in 14 career categories, including runs (first), games played (second), hits (third), RBI (third) and batting average (tenth).