Centralia softball had a list of award winners to go with its list of accomplishments.
Madi Johnson, Cora King and Jaylynn Brown were named to the Class 3 all-state team and each also were …
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Centralia softball had a list of award winners to go with its list of accomplishments.
Madi Johnson, Cora King and Jaylynn Brown were named to the Class 3 all-state team and each also were unanimous first team all-Clarence Cannon Conference, all-district in Class 3 District 4 and first team all-region. Kassena Ridgel and Ealynne Bostick were each named unanimous first team all-conference, first team all-district and first team all-region, Blakely Van Dyke was named second team all-conference and second team all-district, and Claire Page was an all-conference honorable mention.
Johnson was named a NEMO Pressbox All Star and reached 150 career hits with 160 in the senior infielder’s career. She had a .478 batting average, nine home runs, 30 RBIs, 10 doubles and three triples, 14 stolen bases and a .947 fielding percentage.
King was voted as Queen of the Diamonds by her team, and in her career, tied the record for caught stealing at 15, caught stealing in a season with eight and caught stealing percentage in a season at 50 percent. The utility player and third baseman had a .440 batting average, four home runs, 31 RBIs and a caught stealing at .974.
Brown was named the conference player of the year for the second straight time and was a NEMO Pressbox All Star and recorded her 500th career strikeout. The junior pitcher had an ERA of 0.74 with 305 strikeouts, 33 walks, 16 earned runs and 20-3 record in 143 innings.
The senior outfielder Ridgel had a .420 batting average, three home runs and 30 RBIs.
The sophomore catcher Bostick had an on-base percentage of .577, two home runs, 26 RBIs, 13 doubles, three triples, seven hit by pitches and a fielding percentage of 1.000.
The sophomore outfielder Van Dyke had an on-base percentage of .493 and 14 stolen bases.
The junior infielder Page had an on-base percentage of .485.
Centralia won a conference championship for the third straight year and also won its third straight Centralia tournament title. The Lady Panthers broke the program’s team batting average record with a .391 average, and Liz Bostick picked up her 100th career win as the program’s head coach.
