JUNIOR (2026): If you thought her sophomore season was electric, her junior season was thundering. Fia Zelenka is the gift that just keeps on giving, dealing 145 innings of 1.26 ERA softball. Going 19-3, appearing in 29 contests, with 23 starts, and 15 complete games. Shutting out nine teams, including a complete game, shutout, no-hitter in the 10-0 win over Ave Maria. She also collected three saves, and hammered home an astounding 164 strikeouts. She reached double-digit strikeouts in four games, including a 14 piece in the 3-1 win over New College of Florida. She was also effective as a batter, starting 40 of the 46 contests she appeared in as a batter in the designated player position. Batting .333, with 35 hits, 18 runs batted in, and 18 runs scored. In the Fire's 1-0 win over No. 3 Our Lady of the Lake, she was responsible for the complete game shut out as the pitcher, and drove home the only run scored in the game as the Fire won 1-0. Her season's worth of accolades started with nine out of 14 Sun Conference Pitcher of the Week awards going her direction. That resulted in First-Team All-Sun Conference, and Sun Conference Pitcher of the Year for the second year in a row. Her national level accolades included NAIA First-Team At-Large All-American, NFCA NAIA First-Team All-American, and a spot on the NAIA Softball World Series All-Tournament Team as the Fire advances to the NAIA World Series Championship for the first time in program history.

SOPHOMORE (2025): Zelenka exploded in her sophomore season, appearing in 29 games and starting 22. Over those appearances she pitched 139.2 innings, 13 complete games and six shutouts, adding two saves. She only gave up 26 earned runs, striking out 103 batters, and stifling opposing bats to a .204 batting average, finishing the season with an SEU Single Season best 1.30 ERA. Moving up seventh all time in single season history after her 17-4 record. She was three time Sun Conference Pitcher of the Week, and from March 28 to April 25 Zelenka shut out seven of eight opponents. Her best performance of the season, despite striking out nine at Warner in one game was the road series at #15 St. Thomas. Zelenka handed the Bobcats their first two home losses of the season with wins in games one and three, striking out twelve total and holding STU to one run. She also batted, securing 15 hits, and 11 RBIs on a .259 average. Her performances earned her First-Team All-Sun Conference, NFCA NAIA All-Region II First-Team, and NAIA Third-Team All-American.

FRESHMAN (2024): Zelenka saw time both in the pitching circle as well as in the batter's box. As a pitcher she went 3-2 with five starts in 13 appearances, cashing in 32 strikeouts and only seven walks. Boasting a 1.48 ERA and holding batter’s to a .258 average. At bat she collected two hits, finishing with a .200 batting average. In a 12-0 win over Cleary (MI) she struck out six in five innings for a complete game shutout.