Community R-6 softball’s seniors had good final campaigns, and the Lady Trojans’ future also shined.
Five girls earned awards this season, including seniors Jocelyn Curtis, Peyton …
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Community R-6 softball’s seniors had good final campaigns, and the Lady Trojans’ future also shined.
Five girls earned awards this season, including seniors Jocelyn Curtis, Peyton Schafer and Chloe Johnson and freshmen Maci Poindexter and Ana McLeod.
Curtis was first team all-Central Activities Conference, first team infield in Class 1 District 4 and second team all-region. She slashed .408/.492/.641 with a team-high 33 RBIs 15 doubles and three home runs. In the circle, Curtis had a 3.66 ERA, 1.65 WHIP, 113 strikeouts and 50 walks in 130 innings pitched and had a .933 fielding percentage in the field.
Schafer was a first team all-conference and all-district infielder after slashing .400/.496/.527 with a team-high 44 hits, 30 runs, 18 walks (compared to 17 strikeouts), seven stolen bases and three triples. She also had 24 RBIs and eight doubles.
Johnson was a second team all-district outfielder after finishing with 15 RBIs, 13 runs and three doubles. She owned a team-high .952 fielding percentage in center field.
Poindexter was an all-conference honorable mention and second team all-district catcher. She slashed .374/.446/.467 with 30 RBIs, 24 runs and eight doubles. At catcher, Poindexter had a fielding percentage of .945.
McLeod was a first team all-district outfielder after slashing .353/.427/.459 with 23 runs, 12 RBIs, nine doubles and five stolen bases.
