MaxPreps 2019 High School Softball All-American Teams

The dozen second-team pitchers were equally as impressive, combining for 297 wins against 31 losses. They fanned 3,314 in 2,047 innings as Karlie Charles of The Colony (Texas) led the way with 37 wins.

Libby Baker of Long (Skipperville, Ala.) set national single season (37) and career home run (89) records to lead a list of 10 players (six on the first team) who hit 20 or more home runs this season.

Baker was one of four players who shined in the circle and at the plate combining for 20 or more pitching victories and 20 or more homers. The others include Angela Zedak of Marist (Chicago) with 21 wins and 22 homers, Kailyn Dismukes of Holtville (Deatsville, Ala.) with 33 wins and 23 homers and Ariel Carlson of Marist (Eugene, OR) with 23 wins and 20 homers.

Norco, the 2019 MaxPreps National Champions, placed three players with senior catcher Kinzie Hansen being honored for the fourth time. Teammates Sarah Willis and infielder Paige Smith were also chosen.

California led the way with 14 selections, followed by nine from Texas and eight from Florida. All total, 23 states had a player selected.

Two players have NFL connections — specifically the New England Patriots — as Maya Brady of Oaks Christian (Westlake Village, Calif.) is the niece of quarterback Tom Brady and Kiki Milloy of Redmond (Wash.) is the daughter of Lawyer Milloy, who played 15 years in the NFL including seven with the Patriots.

P — Sydney Supple, Oshkosh North (Oshkosh, Wis.), National Player of the Year, Sr.
Resume: Led Spartans to 35-0 season and state large school titles.
Key Stats: 29-0, 0.75 ERA, 298 strikeouts in 167 innings, 15 shutouts, 12 walks. Batted .538, 12 homers, 49 RBI, 26 walks, 53 runs.
Honors: Four-time MaxPreps All-American, Wisconsin large school Player of the Year. Three-time state Gatorade Player of the Year (2017, 2018, 2019).
College: Northwestern.

P — Makenzie Stiles, Deposit (N.Y.), Sr.
Resume: Led the Lumberjacks to a 21-0 record and the state D Division championship. Allowed one hit and struck out 16 in state championship game. Stiles went 106-11 in five varsity seasons, including 70 shutouts, 26 no-hitters and a state-record 16 perfect games. Deposit won four state titles and five appearances.
Key Stats: 137 innings, 326 strikeouts, eight no-hitters, 0.15 ERA. Struck out 12 or more in every game. Batted .440, 34 RBI.
Honors: State D Player of the Year five times and 2019 state Gatorade winner.
College: Pittsburgh.

P — Ashley Hitchcock, Eastwood (Pemberville, Ohio), Sr.
Resume: Four-year ERA of 0.77 with 102-5 won-loss record along with 1,241 strikeouts in 605 innings.
Key stats: 27 wins, 0.61 ERA, 369 strikeout in 174 innings, six no-hitters, three perfect games.
Honors: Four-time MaxPreps All-American and a four-time All-State honoree.
College: Rutgers.

P — Nicole May, Foothill (Pleasanton, Calif.), Jr.
Resume: Led the Falcons to the California Interscholastic Federation North Coast Section D1 championship, unbeaten 28-0 season and a No. 2 national ranking. Homered and pitched a one-hitter with 13 strikeouts in title game.
Key stats: 24-0, 14 shutouts, 0.32 ERA, 246 strikeouts in 151 innings, batted .463, 27 RBI.
Honors: Three-time MaxPreps All-American, East Bay News Group Player of the Year, Cal-Hi's Junior of the Year, California Gatorade recipient, San Francisco Chronicle Player of the Year.
College: Oklahoma commit.

P — Aspen Wesley, Neshoba Central (Philadelphia, Miss.), Sr.
Resume: Led the Rockets to a 33-2 record and a seventh-straight 5A state championship. Concluded prep career with 118 victories and 1,651 strikeouts.
Key stats: 24-2, 0.23 ERA, 335 strikeouts, 21 walks 154 innings pitched. Batted .409, 36 RBI, .624 slugging percentage.
Honors: A four-time MaxPreps All-American, three-time state Gatorade softball honoree and five time All-State selection.
College: Mississippi State.

P — Rylee Trlicek, Hallettsville (Texas), Sr.
Resume: A 2019 U-19 Junior Women's National team member, she led the Brahmas to a 37-2 record and a state 3A runner-up finish.
Key stats: 23-2, 0.85 ERA, 259 strikeouts, 17 walks in 143 innings pitched, batted .575, eight home runs, 24 doubles, 56 RBI, 48 walks.

P — Brooke Nelson, Bonney Lake (Wash.), Sr.
Resume: Led Panthers to a 26-2 record and first 3A state championship. Tossed five no-hitters, including two perfect games, and recorded 30 strikeouts in a row over a two-game stretch.
College: Washington.

P — Sydney Campbell, Keystone (La Grange, Ohio), Sr.
Resume: Led Wildcats to state semifinals. Threw four perfect games and set a state record of 63 straight wins. She was 70-4 with a 0.50 ERA and pitched 50 shutouts in prep career.
Key stats: 25-1, 0.33 ERA, 267 strikeouts, 18 shutouts, 167 innings.
Honors: First-team All-Ohio, first-team Lorain County, Lorain County D-II Pitcher of the Year, Lorain County Miss Softball
College: Oakland University.

P — Olivia Grey, Woodland (Wash.), Sr.
Resume: Led Beavers to second-straight 2A title and struck out 66 batters in 26 shutout innings at state tournament.
Key stats: 24-1, 329 strikeouts and 0.05 ERA while allowing 28 hits and one earned run. Grey struck out 66 batters in 26 innings in four shutout wins at state tournament.
Honors: Two-time MaxPreps All-American, two-time state 2A Player of the Year, two-time Colombian All-Regional Player of the Year.
College: Portland State.

Resume: The best pitcher on the country's best high school team. Didn't allow an earned run in postseason, while giving up 10 hits and fanning 33 in 28 innings as Cougars won second-straight CIF Southern Section D1 title.
Key stats: 22-1, 0.82 ERA, 196 in 153 innings. Batted .350, 20 RBI.
Honors: Two-time MaxPreps All-American, Inland Press co-Player of the Year, first team all-CIF.
College: Washington.

P — Madison Penta, Bohemia Manor (Chesapeake City, Md.), Jr.
Resume: Struck out 19 with a no-hitter in the state championship game. Allowed 16 base hits in 21 unbeaten games.
Key stats: 123 innings, 299 strikeouts, 0.11 ERA. Batted .586, 34 RBI, nine homers.
Honors: Two-time MaxPreps All-American, state Gatorade award winner for softball, three-time all-state pick.
College: Auburn.

P — Gabi Salo, Escanaba (Mich.), Jr.
Resume: Pitched Eskymos to second straight D2 state title as opponents batted 0.83 and she averaged two strikeouts per inning.
Key stats: 26-2, 351 strikeouts,0.26 ERA in 176 innings. Batted .343, 37 hits, 38 RBI.
Honors: 2019 Miss Michigan Softball.
College: Wisconsin.

C — Kinzie Hansen, Norco (Calif.), Sr.
Resume: Led Cougars to second-straight CIF Southern Section DI championship, a 30-1 season and MaxPreps National Title.
Key stats: .467 average, 36 RBI. In 14 tournament games, hit .527 with 27 RBI.
Honors: Four-time MaxPreps All-American, California Southern Section D1 Player of the Year, Inland Press co-Player of the Year.
College: Oklahoma.
C — Chloe Culp, North Florida Christian (Tallahassee, Fla.), Sr.
Resume: Accounted for 82 runs in 19 games.
Key stats: .635 batting average, 43 runs, 39 RBI, 11 home runs, 1.557 slugging percentage, 23 stolen bases, 25 walks.
Honors: All-state and All Big Bend Player of the Year.
College: Florida State.

IF — Bailey Dowling, St. Joseph-Ogden (St. Joseph, Ill.), Jr.
Resume: Led Spartans to a 22-10 season. Only a junior, she owns state career home run record (65) and is a member of the USA Softball Junior National Team.
Key stats: .674, 22 home runs, 47 RBI, 31 walks, .760 on-base percentage, 1.495 slugging percentage.
Honors: Three-time MaxPreps All-American, MaxPreps National Sophomore of the Year, two-time Gatorade state winner. Three-time All-State pick.
College: Alabama commit.

Resume: Led Cougars to 5A final four. Had base hit in 41 games and either scored or drove in a run in all but three games during a 40-win season.
Key stats: .717 batting average, 72 stolen bases, 34 extra base hits, 83 runs.
Honors: Three-time MaxPreps All-American, 2017 MaxPreps Freshman of the Year, finalist for 2019 MaxPreps Player of the Year. Three-time All-State pick.
College: Oklahoma commit.

IF — Maya Brady, Oaks Christian (Westlake Village, Calif.), Sr.
Resume: Tom Brady's niece had a four-year won-loss record of 106-16 with her senior season being her best. In four years, she scored 147 runs and had 89 RBI.
Key stats: .558 average, 12 homers, 1.142 slugging percentage, .657 on-base percentage, 32 RBI, 36 runs, 10 steals.
Honors: Two-time MaxPreps All-American, CIF D1 first team pick, Ventura Star Player of the Year.
Resume: Led the Panthers to 29-1 season and 5A crown for fifth-straight season. In five varsity seasons, Garcia's record is 144-5.
Key stats: .549 average, 10 home runs, 44 RBI, 54 runs, 23 stolen bases.
Honors: Broward County 6A-1A Player of the Year in 2018 and 2019. Four-time All-State selection, Miracle Sports 5A Player of the Year.
College: Auburn.

Resume: Led the Lions (38-6) to the DII-A state championship.
Key stats: batted .566, seven triples, 21 home runs, 70 RBI, 1.196 slugging percentage.
Honors: Three-time MaxPreps All-American, four-time All-State honoree, 2019 District Player of the Year and state Gatorade Player of the Year.
College: Dartmouth.

IF — Aliyah Pritchett, Canyon (New Braunfels, Texas), Sr.
Resume: Put up monster numbers despite 31 walks (19 intentional) as Canyon reached state 6A final four.
Key stats: batted .615, 18 doubles, six triples, 19 home runs, 80 RBI, scored 71, .699 on-base percentage, 25 steals. 25-2 pitching, 1.66 ERA, 199 strikeouts.
College: Baylor.

Resume: Committed two errors as the Cobras reached the state 5A title game. She had 22 multi-hit games, struck out just once in 149 plate appearances and either scored or knocked in a run in all but one game this season.
Key stats: batted .653, 71 runs, 71 RBI, 20 doubles, 23 homers, 28 walks, .718 on-base percentage, 1.457 slugging percentage.
Honors: 2016 MaxPreps Freshman of the Year, four-time MaxPreps All-American, two-time AZ Central Player of the Year finalist.
College: Arizona State.

IF — Joley Mitchell, Rose Bud (Ark.), Sr.
Resume: Led the Ramblers to state title, 35-1 won-loss record and a national ranking.
Key stats: batted .717, 76 hits, 38 extra base hits, 85 runs, 34 steals, 55 RBI. Also scored 85 runs, stole 34 bases and walked 33 times. Committed one error.
Honors: 2018 MaxPreps National Junior of the Year, state Gatorade Player of the Year, four-time All-State selection.
College: Notre Dame.

IF — Brooke Johnson, Chino Hills (Calif.), Sr.
Resume: Led team in every offensive category as Huskies went 28-5 and reached  CIF Southern Section D1 quarterfinals.
Key stats: batted.544, 48 RBI, 18 homers, 56 hits, 52 runs, 1.184 slugging, 25 walks, .633 on-base percentage.
Honors: First Team All-CIF.
College: DePaul.

Resume: Had base hit in all but two of the Tigers' 6A regional semifinal squad.
Key stats: Batted .650, 74 runs, 14 triples, .699 on-base percentage, 1.034 slugging percentages, 44 steals.
Honors: 2018-19 5A-6A Softball Athlete of the Year by the Texas Girls Coaches Association.
College: Texas.

Resume: Closed out a monster career accounting for 40 percent of her team's runs. In four years (77 games), she batted .737, scored 215 times, drove in 151, stole 135 bases and had 104 extra bases.
Key stats: batted .804, 24 RBI, 26 stolen bases, .848 on-base percentage, 1.765 slugging percentage.
Honors: AZ Central's 2019 Female Athlete of the Year.
College: Michigan.

OF — Leea Hanks, Eustis ( Fla.), Sr.
Resume: Led Panthers to 26-2 record as a senior. In three seasons, scored 130 runs and stole 99 bases in 82 career games.
Key stats: .625 average, 55 hits, 39 runs, 39 RBI, 19 extra bases, 28 steals.
Honors: Miracle Sports All State first team.
College: Notre Dame.

Resume: Led Bears to 8A title, 31-0 season and No. 3 national ranking.
Key stats: batted .535, 41 runs, 28 RBI, 26 stolen bases and no errors.
Honors: Florida Dairy Farmers 8A Player of the Year, Miracle Sports All-State.
College: Florida State.

OF — Ciara Briggs, Orange Lutheran (Orange, Calif.), Sr.
Resume: Led Lancers to 23-7-1 mark and share of Trinity League title.
Key stats: batted .545,19 extra-base hits, 41 runs.
Honors: Three-time MaxPreps All-American, 2019 Orange County Register's Player of the Year.
College: LSU.

UTIL — Angela Zedak, Marist (Chicago), Sr.
Resume: Monster season in leading the Redhawks to a 36-4 record and a deep postseason run. Holds Marist career mark with 59 home runs. Illinois all-time RBI leader with 239.
Key stats: batted .534,13 doubles, school-record 22 home runs, 84 RBI. 21-2 with 122 strikeouts, 1.09 ERA in 115 innings.
Honors: 2019 Daily Southtown Softball Player of the Year.
College: Northwestern.
UTIL — Lexi Kilfoyl, Academy at the Lakes (Land O' Lakes, Fla.), Sr.
Resume: led Wildcats to second-straight 2A title with six-inning, 10 strikeout no-hitter. Opponents batted 0.61 against her in 2019. Finished career on 37-inning scoreless streak.
Key stats: 12-1, 0.48 ERA ,134 strikeouts in 72 innings. Batted .562. 12 homers, 37 RBI.
Honors: state Gatorade Player of the Year, Miracle Sports 2A Player of the Year.
College: Alabama

UTIL — Ariel Carlson, Marist (Eugene, Ore.), Sr.
Resume: Led Spartans (23-5) to 4A state quarterfinals. Ended career with 72 home runs and 252 RBI, ranking Top 10 all-time nationally.
Key stats: batted .708, 20 home runs, 56 RBI, 56 runs, 11 steals, 35 walks, .808 on-base percentage, 1.815 slugging percentage.
Honors: Three-time MaxPreps All-American, two-time state Gatorade winner.
College: Oregon.

UTIL — Libby Baker, Long (Skipperville, Ala.), Sr.
Resume: Set national single-season home mark (37) and career mark (87) while leading xxx for 2A title and 53-3 record.
Key stats: .559 average, .637 on-base percentage, 37 homers, 101 RBI, 72 runs.  20-1 with five saves, a 0.27 ERA with 271 strikeouts in 130 innings. She pitched 16 shutouts, five no-hitters and four perfect games.
Honors: Alabama Miss Softball.
College: Troy.

Second Team

P — Mia Faieta, Cedar Grove (N.J.), Sr.
Resume: Led Panthers to the state Public Group 1 title Tournament of Champion runner-up finish. Tossed six no-hitters in first nine games and allowed only five hits and one earned run. She had 14 or more strikeouts in 18 games.
Key stats: 26 wins, 402 strikeouts in 195 innings, nine no-hitters, 10 one-hitters, 20 shutouts.
Honors: Four-time All-State, three time MaxPreps All-American.
College: St. John's.

Resume: Led the Timberwolves to a 26-2 record and 4A state title.
Key stats: 21-2, 1.04 ERA, 303 strikeouts in 141 innings. Batted .582, 11 home runs, 41 RBI, 43 walks, .745 on-base percentage, 1.284 slugging percentage, 2.029 OPS.
Honors: Two-time MaxPreps All-American, state Gatorade Player of the Year.
College: Coastal Carolina.

Key Stats: 19-1, 0.34 ERA, 192 strikeouts in 102 innings, seven no-hitters. Batted.462, 37 RBI.
Honors:  All-State Second Team Pitcher, Seattle Star Times All-Area Softball Team.
College: San Diego.

P — Lexi Sosa, Mater Dei Catholic (Chula Vista, Calif.), Sr.
Resume: Led Crusaders to CIF-San Diego Section D1 title and wins in its final 18 games. Committed to UCLA when she was 13.
Key stats: 24-2, 1.07 ERA , 237 strikeouts in 177 innings. Batted .462, 38 RBI, 11 homers.
Honors: CIF San Diego D1 Player of the Year.
College: UCLA.

Resume: Led Raiders to state championship appearance and 36-3 season.
Key stats: 32-2, 0.78 ERA, 347 strikeouts in 187 innings. Batted .383, nine home runs, 33 RBI.
Honors: 2019 Miss Softball by the Kentucky Softball Coaches Association.
College: Tennessee-Martin.

Resume: Led Tigers to 6A title.
Key stats: 20-1, 0.17 ERA, 176 strikeouts in 130 innings. Batted .448 with nine homers and 48 RBI.
Honors: 6A tournament MVP, All-State.
College: Texas A&M Commerce.

Resume: Led the Wildcats to 5A title. Two losses were both by one run, including 2-1 to state 6A champion Katy.
Key stats: 27-2, 1.46 ERA, 259 strikeouts, 158 innings. Katy. Batted .430, 60 RBI.
Honors: All-State, Houston Chronicle Pitcher of the Year.
College: Georgia Southern.

Resume: Held opponents to .116 average as Leopards went 27-4 and finished in 5A final four. Holds the single-season school record for shutouts (18) and career records for strikeouts (935), wins (78) and shutouts (45).
Key stats: 25-4, 370 strikeouts, 173 innings, 0.84 ERA.
Honors: North Suncoast Pitcher of the Year, Tampa Bay All-Area selection, Miracle Sports All-State.
College: Rollins.

P — Karlie Charles, The Colony (Texas), Sr.
Resume: Led nation in wins (37) as the Cougars went 40-5 and reached 5A semifinals. 89-12 career record.
Key stats: 37-2, 1.01 ERA 287 strikeouts in 235 innings. Batted .324.
Honors: All state, All-District, All-Region.
College: Iowa State.

P — Janessa Jasso, Dos Palos (Calif.), Sr.
Resume: Broncos reached the Central Valley Section's D4 semifinals
Key stats: 0.58 ERA, 329 strikeouts, 169 innings, six no-hitters, 24 wins.
Honors: All-Section.
College: Iowa State.

P — Ashley Blessin, Plant City (Fla.), Sr.
Resume: Finished with 1,059 strikeouts. In her final high school game, Blessin struck out 29 and lost 2-1 in 18 innings. Struck out 32 in 13-inning, no-hit win over Ridgeview.
Key stats: 20-5, 0.12 ERA, 379 strikeouts, 15 shutouts, four no-hitters.
Honors: Hillsborough County Player of the Year, Tampa Bay Times All-Area selection, Miracle Sports All-State.
College: Marshall.

P — Holly Brehm, Wyoming East (New Richmond, W. Va.), Sr.
Resume: led Warriors to  22-6 season.
Key stats: 21-5, 0.61 ERA, 353 strikeouts, 161 innings, nine no-hitters, 16 shutouts.
Honors: Four-time AA First Team All-State selection, three-time WOAY-TV Player of the Year.
College: Ohio.

C — Alyssa Garcia, Mater Dei Catholic (Chula Vista, Calif.), Sr.
Resume: Led Crusaders to a 31-4 record, the San Diego Section D1 title and a Top 10 national ranking.
Key stats: Team-high .519 average, 56 hits, 32 RBI, one error in 238 chances.
Honors: All Section.
College: UCLA.

C — Julia Scardina, Marin Catholic (Kentfield, Calif.), Sr.
Resume: Led 25-1 Wildcats to North Coast Section Division III title; ended season on 23-game win streak.
Key stats: .687 average, .753 on-base percentage, 54 RBI, 13 home runs.
Honors: Marin Independent-Journal Player of the Year, San Francisco Chronicle Region Player of the Year.
College: Utah.
C — Emma Kauf, Lincoln Southwest (Lincoln, Neb.), Sr.
Resume: Led Silverhawks to 6A title. Set state career records for home runs (59), RBI (214) and runs (236).
Key stats: 22 homers, state record 81 runs, 65 RBI, batted .512, 42 walks, .692 on-base percentage, 1.333 slugging percentage.
Honors: All-State 6A, state Gatorade award winner.
College: Georgia Tech.

IF — Paige Smith, Norco (Calif.), Sr.
Resume: Best clutch hitter on the country's National Championship softball team.
Key stats: .387 average, 45 RBI, 36 hits.
Honors: All-CIF.
College: Mississippi.

IF — Huntyr Ava, West (Salt Lake City), Sr.
Resume: Led Panthers to 26-2 record and 5A title. Hit three home runs in 10-2 second-round playoff win over Box Elder.
Key stats: batted .699, 51 hits, 19 home runs, 70 RBI.
Honors: Utah's Miss Softball and Gatorade Player of the Year.
College: BYU.

IF — Avery Goelz, Lakewood Ranch (Bradenton, Fla.), Jr.
Key stats: .543 average, 31 extra base hits,16 doubles, nine homers, 47 runs, 47 RBI, 14 stolen bases, no errors in 211 chances.
Honors: Three-time MaxPreps All-American, Miracle Sports 8A Offensive Player of the Year.
College: Florida commit.

Resume: Best hitter on the state's best team.
Key stats: .602 average, 11 homers, 59 RBI, 32 extra-base hits, 19 doubles, 1.183 slugging percentage.
Honors: All-State, Houston Chronicle's All-Greater Houston Softball Hitter of the Year.
College: Texas Tech.

IF — Maddie Bejarano, Mingus (Cottonwood, Ariz.), Sr.
Resume: Led Marauders to state quarterfinals and 25 wins. Had 180 hits, 132 RBI and 145 runs in her career.
Key stats: batted .602, 65 hits, 67 runs, 20 home runs, 67 RBI in 35 games.
Honors: Finalist for Arizona Softball Player of the Year.
College: Central Florida.

IF — Carlee McCondichie, Gardendale (Ala.), Sr.
Resume: Led Rockets to 48 wins and state finals.
Key stats: batted .483, 74 runs, 59 RBI, 45 extra base hits, 29 doubles, 11 triples.
Honors: 6A Player of the Year.
College: Auburn.

IF — Campbell Kline, Severna Park (Md.), Sr.
Resume: set state record for career hits (184).
Key stats: batted .667, 15 doubles, three triples, seven homers, 21 stolen bases.
Honors: Two-time MaxPreps All-American.
College: Maryland.

IF — Sydney Kuma, Washington Union (Fresno, Calif.), Sr.
Resume: Hit and pitched the Panthers to CIF Central Coast D4 title.
Key stats: batted .683, 13 home runs, 40 runs, 46 RBI, .773 on base percentage, 11-1, 0.75 ERA.
Honors: All-Section, All-Valley.
College: Georgia.

OF — Kiki Milloy, Redmond (Wash.), Sr.
Resume: Led Mustangs to 26-3 season, third-place finish in the state tournament. Averaged nearly two strikeouts per inning with a sub 1.00 ERA.
Key stats: batted .449, 17 homers, 47 RBIs, 45 hits, 48 runs.
Honors: All-State.
College: Tennessee.

OF — Alycia Flores, Grand Terrace (Calif.), Sr.
Resume: led Titans to 25-4-1 season.
Key stats: 13 homers, accounted for 75 runs, batted .468.
Honors: All-Inland selection.
College: Oklahoma.

OF — Aleia Agbayani, 'Iolani (Honolulu), Sr.
Resume: Led the Raiders to 19-5 record, DI title. Did not strike out in 93 at bats.
Key stats: batted .636, 49 runs,16 home runs, 57 RBI, 16 walks, 15 stolen bases. 8-2 record and pitched both the state semi-final and final victories.
Honors: state Gatorade Player of the Year.
College: California.
OF — Kristin Fifield, Chapin (El Paso, Texas), Sr.
Resume: Accounted for 182 runs in 39 games and had 25 multi-hit games. Batted .616, scored 275 runs, drove in 268 and homered 57 times in 149 career games.
Key stats: 23 homers, 80 RBI, 1.554 slugging percentage, .682 average. 19-5, 1.65 ERA and 243 strikeouts in 123 innings.
Honors: Two-time MaxPreps All-American, All-State, El Paso Area Player of the Year.
College: Grand Canyon University.

UTIL — Abby Herbst, Center Grove (Greenwood, Ind.), Sr.
Resume: Led Trojans to large school title. In eight postseason pitching wins, she didn't allow an earned run.
Key stats: batted .521, 41 RBI, 19 walks, .603 on-base percentage, 21-3, 0.38 ERA , 217 strikeouts in 164 innings.
Honors: All-State, All-District, All-Region.
College: Wisconsin.

UTIL — Kaylyn Dismukes, Holtville (Deatsville, Ala.), Sr.
Resume: Led the Bulldogs to a 41-12 record and 4A state tournament berth.
Key stats: 33-7, 1.23 ERA, 316 strikeouts, 34 walks in 211 innings, batted .587, 23 home runs, 70 RBI.
Honors: Four-time All-State pick, 2019 Alabama Gatorade Player of the Year.
College: Auburn.

UTIL — Lexy Webb, Oakdale (Calif.), Sr.
Resume: Led the Mustangs 29-1-1 mark and CIF Sac Joaquin Section D3 championship.
Key stats: 18-1, 0.65 ERA , 248 strikeouts in 139 innings, batted .597, 45 RBI, 25 extra base hits, 30 walks, .712 on base percentage.
Honors: All-Section, Modesto Bee All-Area.
College: Fresno State.

UTIL — Brooke Nadolny, L'Anse Creuse (Harrison Township, Mich.), Sr.
Resume: Finished as Michigan's all-time home run leader with 73 and is in the top five nationally.
Key stats: batted .615, 21 doubles, 19 home runs, 55 RBI, 1.385 slugging percentage, 55 runs. 24-4, 2.00 ERA, 265 strikeouts in 181 innings.
Honors: All-State, state Miss Softball finalist.
College: Wayne State.

UTIL — Kasey Widmyer, Byrnes (Duncan, S.C.), Sr.
Resume: Pitched and hit the Rebels to the 5A state final.
Key stats: batted .536, .604 on-base percentage, 1.127 slugging percentage, 59 hits, 60 RBI, 33 extra-base hits, 16 home runs 17 doubles. 20-4, 140.2 innings, 1.24 ERA, 294 strikeouts, 33 walks.
Honors: Two-time MaxPreps All-American, All-State, Region Player of the Year, North-South All-Star.
College: Carolina Upstate.

UTIL — Lauren Esman, Gull Lake (Richland, Mich.), Sr.
Resume: Led Blue Devils to 35-6 mark and deep playoff run.
Key stats: 23-1, 0.43 ERA, 341 strikeouts in 148 innings. Batted .527 average, 11 home runs, 31 walks.
Honors: Two-time MaxPreps All-American, Kalamazoo Player of the Year, All-State, state Miss Softball finalist, Gatorade Player of the Year.
College: Michigan.