Kymorie Myers and Megan Schmidt provided some state-level players to North Callaway softball on a team full of talent.
Myers and Schmidt each earned Class 2 all-state honors as a first team …
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Kymorie Myers and Megan Schmidt provided some state-level players to North Callaway softball on a team full of talent.
Myers and Schmidt each earned Class 2 all-state honors as a first team outfielder and second team pitcher, respectively; were first team all-conference, all-district and all-region honors as an infielder and pitcher; and were part of the NEMO Pressbox Stars Softball Team. Mady Gordon and Liv Knoepflein earned spots on the all-conference, all-district and all-region teams. Sophie Olsson was second team all-district in Class 2 District 2.
Myers crushed the ball in her senior season with a slash line of .453/.542/.884 on the co-Eastern Missouri Conference champion Ladybirds. She had a team-high six home runs, 45 RBIs, 39 hits and five triples along with 33 runs, 18 walks, nine doubles and five stolen bases and owned a team-best fielding percentage of .982.
Schmidt was dominant in the circle with a 0.91 ERA, 216 strikeouts, 50 hits, 30 walks and nine shutouts in 123 innings pitched. She had a slash line of .375/.505/.614; a team-high 44 hits, 19 walks, 10 doubles and eight stolen bases; and 33 hits, 15 RBIs and three home runs.
Gordon was first team all-conference, all-district and all-region in Class 2 Region 1 as an outfielder after slashing .372/.449/.436. She had a team-high eight stolen bases and 35 hits, 29 runs, 14 RBIs, one home run and a fielding percentage of .900.
Knoepflein was first all-conference utility, first team all-district infield and second team all-region infield. She had a slash line of .378/.406/.533 along with 34 hits, 26 RBIs, 23 runs, seven doubles, two triples, one home run and a fielding percentage of .938.
Olsson had a slash line of .350/.402/.538 and had 28 hits, 20 runs, 16 RBIs, six stolen bases, five doubles, two home runs, two triples and fielding percentage of .905.
