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Taybor Moss – Piedmont
Taybor is a four-year starter for Piedmont. She ends her career with three state championships and a state runner-up. She is one of the best softball players in the state of Oklahoma. She will sign with Washburn University to continue her academic and athletic career after high school.
Senior – Catcher
Stats: .529 average, 55 hits, 12 doubles, 8 home runs, 34 RBIs, .574 OBP, .875 SLG, .989 Fielding %.
Kinsley Hill – Dale
Back to back state champs. Didnt give up a run in State. Beat Pocola 2-0 and 1-0 in finals last 2 years. Best pitcher in state. team went 42-1. 800 career Ks, 2024 stats- 136 innings, 241 Ks, .463 ERA, Committed to Rogers State to play.
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Aiyana Mitchell – Yukon
Aiyana had an exceptional freshman season. She made multiple outstanding plays at 3rd base(her glove work is top notch), led the team at the plate as well as creating spark and excitement during the games. She often started rallies when the bats were quiet. Yani can bunt and run or hit home runs, she is a challenge to defend! As a freshman she also did what she could to lead and encourage her teammates throughout the season. Batting AVG 448, OBP 568, 39 hits, 5 HR, 23 RBI, 34 R, 21 BB, 9 SB.
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Lexie Lovelace – Newcastle
Lexie is a four-year starter. I’ve been the coach at Newcastle for 37 years and Lexie is one of the most athletically talented players I’ve ever coached or seen play. In her 4 years Lexie has made some amazing defensive plays showing her great range and athleticism. Offensively she led the team in every offensive category batting .500 for the season. Lexie has a career batting average of .439. She batted in the two hole for our 2023 class 4A state championship team and moved to lead off this year. Lexie batted lead off. .500 batting average, Led the team in hits, doubles 15, triples 5, home runs 3, RBI’s 32, and runs scored 42.
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Emma Watkins – Edmond Memorial
Big offensive asset to our team. Senior team captain. BA .394, OBP .475, SLG .856, HR 11, RBI 33.
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Brooke Sheline – Cashion
Brooke Sheline is a Freshman who played 3rd base and Pitched for us. Coming into the season Brooke was going to get experience pitching behind our two Junior pitchers. As the season unfolded we found ourselves relying on Brooke more and more every day. Brooke also contributed to our offense throughout the season. Our coaching staff see’s Brooke as a strong team leader the rest of her High School career. Brooke is what we call an impact player for the team. AVG: .353, SLG: .541.
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Adrienne Hill – Classen SAS
P/INF Jr. Adrienne Hill was our MVP this season. Her role this year was mostly pitching, but she is a true utility player. Adrienne is always one of the first players to practice and last one to leave. She was a vital part of our team and truly loves the game of softball.
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Saige Bacon – Choctaw
Saige Bacon has been a 4 year started and has been an impact in our lineup. Saige leads by example, is a strong competitor and has played a leadership role within the last four years. Saige will be continuing her softball career at the University of Tulsa. This year – .450 BA, 50 Hits, 3 Triples, 34 RBIs, 33 RS. Fielding (3B) – 102 TC, 63 PO, 3 Double Plays, 3 Errors, .971 Fielding percentage.
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Maddie Moss – El Reno
She’s an incredible player, both on and off the field, and I believe she would be a tremendous asset to the next level of softball. After 94 at bats this season, M. Moss finished her career batting an impressive .436 with an on base percentage of .505. She started in all 30 games this season (against many highly ranked teams) and has consistently proven herself as one of the top outfielders in our region. Her defensive abilities are exceptional, and she has a work ethic like no other. Beyond her physical abilities, she is a natural leader and an outstanding teammate—always the first to encourage others and set the tone for our team culture. Academically, she excels just as much, maintaining a 4.55 GPA while actively participating in multiple school clubs. Anyone that has gotten the chance to meet or coach Maddie, has nothing but positive words to say about her. She’s also a state champion in basketball, which speaks to her overall athleticism and competitive nature.
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Kennedy Allen – Chandler
4.0 Student Oklahoma State committed pitcher. 348 strike outs. .59 ERA Opponents BA .106. 405 Batting Average with 20+ RBIs. Won 31 games pitching this year.
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Noreli Brown – Midwest City
Noreli Brown is a great young lady that works hard to help our team win. She is a junior in high school and has more than 530 strikeouts in 3 years on the mound and this year she was our 4 hole in the line up hitting .565! .565 at the plate with OBP of .608 OPS 1.565, 39 hits, 13 2B, 4 3B and 2 HR with 24 RBIs and 13 runs only striking out 5 times and walking 6 times with 3 intentional.
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Kaysie Gallope – Westmoore
Kaysie Gallope is the definition of a teammate and has the heart of a competitor. She led the Jaguars this season in the circle, facing formidable opponents with a confidence and fight that was second to none. Kaysie is an exemplary young woman, humble, hard-working, gritty, and passionate in all that she does. Overall Record of 8-4
94.2 innings
2.29 ERA
79 Ks
.205 Batting Average Against (BAA)
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Ashtan Gainey – Norman
Ashtan has been a four-year starter on the Varsity team. She has improved statistically each year, with her hits, avg, and fld % going up each year, while her strikeouts and errors went down each year. She has been a leader on our program from the last three seasons and is someone that help push teammates each day. She is committed to Southern Nazarene University.
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Ava Vara – Del City
Ava is one of the strongest players I have on my team. She leads by example in many ways: through her athletic talent, her passion for the game, and most importantly, her work ethic. Ava has devoted her life to the game of softball. Despite having to spend every weekend traveling with her travel ball team, she doesn’t shy away from her school team. Being a co-captain, she has many responsibilities. She is expected to keep the team motivated, to be the most mentally tough when we find ourselves in a rut, and to show the newer players what it looks like to compete. I couldn’t ask for a better example for my team. Ava has been a dedicated player since her sophomore year, and even after transferring from online classes, she took the leadership role head-on. She is often overlooked because of the team’s record, and it’s my goal to give her the recognition she deserves.
Batting Average: .394
OBP: .506
Slugging %: .465
Fielding %: .974
Putouts: 105
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Morgan Brothers – Union City
Morgan is an all around athlete. She played multiple positions for Union City this fall, including Pitcher, Catcher, Short Stop, and Outfield. Morgan is the type of player that everyone wants on their team. She always has a smile on her face and is always happy to be at the field. Morgan is a great leader, when most people have given up, Morgan is doing all she can to fight back. She gives 110% effort all the time. Morgan is a great athlete and an even better person!
Fall 2024:
AB-93, H- 49, 1B- 32, 2B- 11, 3B- 5, HR- 1, RBI- 16, R-42, BB- 14, SO- 10, SB- 21, OBP- .604, AVG- .527
TC- 44, A- 3, PO- 37, E- 4, FPTC- .909
2023 Southern Plains All Conference Player
2023 Southern Plains Conference MVP
2024 Southern Plains All Conference Player
2024 Southern Plains Conference Pitcher of the Year
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Haley Gallo – Guthrie
Senior outfielder. Finished senior year with .596 BA, .644 OB%, 1.303 slugging%, 59 hits, 12 2B, 11 3B, 12 HR, 59 RBI, 16 BB, 3 SO, 19/19 stolen Bases.
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Daniela I. Martinez-Silva – Crooked Oak
She is an amazing leader on the field and in the classroom with a 3.0 GPA. She is our shortstop and manages the team with true transformational leadership skills. Always the voice of reason with perfect tone and pitch to get her point across and help develop teammates.
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Skyler Rodgers – Tuttle
Shortstop, Oklahoma Athletics 18U National Madden
2024 season stats – .418 AVG, .713 SLG, 51 hits. 10 doubles – 10 triples – 2HR. 31RBI’s 46 Runs 129 TC .969 Fielding – 9 Double Plays
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Libby Jaques – Moore
Libby is a three-sport athlete, that excels at everything she does. She works hard and is an amazing teammate. as well as a great young woman. She mentors and guides her peers and helps anyone in need.
Stats -112 PA, 85 AB, .482 AVG, .604 OBP, 1.094 SLG, 5 2B, 4 3B, 13 HR, 37 RBI, 47 Runs, 25 BB (21 were IBB), 6 K, 57 TC, 1 E, .982 FLD%
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Bailey Tucker – Bethel
She does a tremendous job at shortstop. She has great range and a very quick, accurate release. Very dangerous hitting in the 2 hole for Bethel. She controls the bat well, and has good power. .408 AVG
.459 OBP, 40 Hits, 7 2B. 3 3B, 1 HR, 26 RBI, 36 Runs, 10 BB, 3 K’s, 5 SAC.
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A’Naisha Crawford – Douglass
Ms. Crawford is a sophmore. She is our starting catcher and our clean up batter. Her batting average for the season is .708, her OBP .825, she has stolen 25 bases this season and her fielding percentage is .925 at a catcher and she picked off 15 runners. I believe she only gets better from here. We can’t wait to see what she does next season.
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Miss Shelter Insurance Softball Players of the Year – Other Areas
Reagan Wade – Stuart
Kansas West – Boswell
Eveyon Martin – Paoli
Timber Hensley – Silo
Allie Tovar – Red Oak
Bella Smith – Holdenville
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Kinsey Guinn – Grove
Haven Ragsdale – Commerce
Kyla Overton – Dewey
Bethany Willis – Locust Grove
Jadyn Helm – Adair
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Brinklee Blanton – Medford
Harley Shoaf – Arnett
Addison Gorton – Drummond
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Chesni Lowery – Perkins-Tryon
Caitlin Cooper – Ponca City
Rielly Walker – Cleveland
Keagan Walker – Hominy
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Calan Teague – Hulbert
Gabbie Price – Gans
Leia Johnson – Porum
Ayrland Jiles – Central Sallisaw
Kate Pippenger – Eufaula
Emma Culie – Sequoyah Tahlequah
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Briley Keeble – Minco
Alicia Nance – Lawton MacArthur
Madison Hamilton – Hinton
Livi Garcia – Grandfield
Kassidee Thompson – Velma-Alma
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Kammie Smith – Kiefer
Addison Hughes – Sand Springs/Charles Page High School
McKenzie Neihus – Berryhill
Emily Moore – Depew
Cambri Casey – Mannford
Jadyn Parrish – Foyil
Jadyn Whinery – Skiatook
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Other Players Nominated –
Libby Jaques – Moore
Erika Summitt – Moore
Shayl Compton – Moore
Aiyanna Mitchell – Yukon
Emily Evans – Broken Arrow
Hannah Jones – Broken Arrow
Addison Hughes – Sand Springs
Bella Wilson – Sand Springs
Kandace Burnett – Southmoore
Aliyah Mitchell – Yukon
Taylor Clay – Broken Arrow
Kaylee Baxter – Southmoore
Lucely Kutz – Southmoore
Makiah Brumbelow-Neal – Moore
Emily Gilleland – Broken Arrow
Margo Martinez – Yukon
Alyiah Busby – Yukon
Aryanna Ceasar – Broken Arrow
Avaree Beach – Broken Arrow
Sawyer Briscow – Sand Springs
Claire Bendure, Zoe Perry – Booker T. Washington
Hallie Smith, Lily Blaylock, Alyson Schenk, Ella Thummel, Londynn Shine, Macee Flusche, Cali Lieurance, Kenya Harp, Payton Wells, Cori Webb – Broken Arrow
Riley Rumbaugh, Hadley Southerland, Lyra Gardner – Moore
Monica Coats, Savannah Martinez, Aubrey Miller, Kylee Smith, Jayd Stevenson, Angel Franklin – Putnam City North
Balley Copeland, Lakelyn Harger, Tae Moore – Sand Springs
Ryen Bullock – Southmoore
Madison McMahon, Maddie Ogle – Yukon
Allyssa Parker – Pocola
Sidney Forrester – Miami
Skyler Rodgers – Tuttle
Emma Hackler – Poteau
Kaydence Batt – Pocola
Aubrie Pogue – Elk City
Kennedy Allen – Chandler
Zoie Griffin – Wagoner
Goose Hutchins – Wagoner
Taylan Starr – Preston
Marley Teasley – Weatherford
Emillie Curry – Pawhuska
Kylee Boy – Blanchard
