High school softball stolen base leaders
By Thomas Frey
Jun 13, 2025, 9:00am
Alabama seniors take top two spots with a combined 163 stolen bags.
According to statistics submitted to MaxPreps, senior
Bailea Boone of
Holtville (Deatsville, Ala.) leads high school softball nationally with 93 stolen bases. The Faulkner pledge hit .595 with .644 on-base percentage on the season, which ended for her team in early May.
Alabama commit
Gerritt Griggs of
Central (Phenix City, Ala.) is second with 77 stolen bases. Griggs helped the Red Devils win 45 games with a .587 batting average.
Taylor Vigeant of
Idaho City (Idaho) is the top sophomore on the list and No. 5 overall. Vigeant stole 68 bags in just 18 games. She had at least four steals in half of the Wildcats games.
Read on for a complete look at nation's stolen base leaders.
Bailea Boone of Holtville (Deatsville, Ala.) is No. 1 in the nation with 86 stolen bases. The senior hit .595 this season and scored 66 runs. (PHOTO: Brandon Sumrall)
Plate appearances: 152
AVG: .595
Committed: Faulkner
2. Gerritt Griggs, Sr., Central (Phenix City, Ala.), 77
Plate appearances: 176
AVG: .587
Committed: Alabama
3. Taylor Tollestrup, Jr., Fernley (Nev.), 74
Plate appearances: 164
AVG: .647
Committed: UNLV
4. Telisha Sayles, Sr., Mater Academy East Las Vegas (Las Vegas, Nev.), 72
Plate appearances: 104
AVG: .474
Committed: Edmonds College
5. Taylor Vigeant, So., Idaho City (Idaho), 68
Plate appearances: 95
AVG: .614
6. Anoshua Wesley So., Malone (Fla.), 66
Plate appearances: 64
AVG: .533
T7. Hailey Bennett, Jr., Julian (Calif.), 64
Plate appearances: 109
AVG: .713
Plate appearances: 69
AVG: .361
9. Elaina Lutman, Sr., Chester (Ill.), 63
Plate appearances: 104
AVG: .585
Committed: John A. Logan College
10. Laura Kate Johnson, Jr., New Madrid County Central (New Madrid, Mo.), 62
Plate appearances: 73
AVG: .540
