Sadnews: FSU Softball Head Coach Lonni Alameda Diagnosed with Breast Cancer

Florida State University’s head softball coach, Lonni Alameda, has announced that she has been diagnosed with breast cancer. In a heartfelt statement, Alameda shared that she will be taking time away from the team as she begins her treatment, but emphasized her commitment to fight and stay involved with the Seminoles. Alameda, who has led FSU to multiple NCAA tournament appearances and national recognition, expressed her gratitude for the support she’s already received from her team, staff, and the Seminoles community.

Alameda’s diagnosis comes as a shock to many, but the seasoned coach remains optimistic about her recovery. “I am blessed to have such a strong support system,” she said in her statement. “My family, my team, and the Seminole Nation have been incredible, and I know that with their love and encouragement, I will get through this.” The FSU softball program has rallied around their leader, with players and staff offering their best wishes and sending positive thoughts during this difficult time.

As Alameda focuses on her health and recovery, assistant coaches and the team will continue to move forward with the season. The Seminoles have shown resilience and strength in the past, and they are expected to carry that same spirit through this challenging period. Alameda’s legacy of leadership and determination remains a guiding force for the FSU softball team, and fans and supporters are already showing overwhelming support for her journey.