We continue our look at the UPDATED top 100 players in the 2015 class… we’re spotlighting 10 each day as we countdown from 100 to No. 1. These seniors were chosen based on input and feedback from college and club coaches in the spring and summer following our initial 2015 Hot 100 posted in January, 2014.

Criteria for choosing and ranking the players including performances at the club and high school levels and projecting how they will play at the collegiate level.

Today we feature players No. 90 to 81 with standout players from Arizona, California (2), Florida, Louisiana, Indiana, Missouri, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Texas.

Check out more of 2015's HOT 100: 100-91

No.	Player	Position	Club	College
90	Olivia Gray	SS/OF	Beverly Bandits	Pittsburgh
		Olivia is a terrific athlete who can play anywhere on the field but is best suited at short where she has great range and a good first step. Few balls get past her in the five and six hole. Olivia can hit for average and power and once on the bases runs well. She has earned All-State honors and hit .554 last spring with five homers, six triples and 32 steals from the leadoff spot. The Pittsburgh area senior is also a smart player who can lead an infield. She switched to the Bandits in August.
89	Tamara Statman	P	Birmingham Thunderbolts	Arizona
		Tamara, or "T" as she is more commonly known, is now with the Birmingham Thunderbolts and will add a lot in the circle and at the plate. T was a 1st Team Full Count Softball All-American after winning 20 games with a 1.22 ERA and 289 strikeouts. A good gap hitter with power, she batted .515 and had a 1.437 OPS and in the circle moves the ball around well and has good movement on her pitches. Carrying a 4.0 GPA, she's also a third degree black belt in TaeKwonDo.
88	Regan Nash	OF	KC Monarchs	Missouri
		Regan is threat to turn any hit to the outfield into a triple. She's tearing it up this fall in Missouri high school and is likely the fastest player in the Class of 2015. She won the 100 meter dash as the Class 2 Missouri State track championship last spring and also runs the 200 meters and 4x400 at state. Regan has been clocked at a remarkable 2.4 home-to-first and combines power with bunt and slap abilities. She also has good bat control and can work her way onto base many ways.
87	Tannon Snow	3B	OC Batbusters - Haning/Stith	Washington
		Tannon suffered a bad ankle injury two years ago when she was cleated with a metal spike and it took her about a year to get back to where she is today--perhaps the top third baseman in the class. Tannon was stellar all year defensively and as a power hitter hit in the middle of the Batbusters' lineup where she batted over .300 for the summer. A 2nd Team All-American honoree by Full Count Softball and MaxPreps, she had 61 hits including 21 doubles and 14 home runs to knock in 58 RBI in 2014 for one of the top high school teams in Southern California.
86	Alex Voss	IF	Florida Power Black	Florida
		Alex earned 2nd Team Class 8A-7A-6A in Florida last spring as a lefty slapper who plays shortstop. She hits for average, over .500 regularly, and on defense has soft hands and a cannon for an arm (been clocked at over 70 mph overhand throw). Alex can play every position on the field including pitcher and as a sophomore had 32 steals.
85	Amber Serrett	SS	Sudden Impact Gold	LSU
		Amber is a take-charge shortstop who positions the infield and moves the outfield around. She's the unquestioned team captain on her club and high school teams and excels on defense where she's smooth in making plays and has a cannon for an arm. Amber bats in the three hole on offense and consistently hits in the .450 to .500 range. An All-District selection, she has a great work ethic and wants to play against the best.
84	Rhianna Rich	SS/2B	Cal Cruisers	Harvard
		Rhianna overcame a torn ACL her sophomore season to become one of the top multi-threat shortstops in the nation as she is a contact hitter who can bunt, slap, power slap and swing away and combines great bat control with speed. She had several top D1 schools after her but has the drive off and off the field to succeed at a school like Harvard. She hit .522 last spring and made just two errors all year to earn All-Area honors.
83	Tara Trainer	P	Ohio Lasers Black	Indiana
		Tara had a dominating junior year going 19-1 with a 0.45 ERA with 256 strikeouts to earn 1st Team Full Count Softball All-American honors. She led her high school team to the Ohio semis where they lost to the eventual state champs, but Tara was lights out all year and continues to improve game-by-game after overcoming a near-fatal car accident as a sophomore. She has great speed, movement and control of her pitches and already has college-level understanding of how to pitch.
82	Mallory Baker	C	Indiana Magic Gold	Purdue
		Mallory is the total package in what you want in a catcher: she can hit for average and power and behind the plate is a vocal leader with a strong arm. The Hoosier State standout hit .378 last spring with a .438 on-base percentage and only made two errors in 29 games. The All-Conference pick is also versatile and athletic enough to play the corners in the infield as well as the outfield.
81	Taylor Satchell	SS	Wichita Mustangs	LSU
		Taylor was recruited as an infielder but can also play the outfield and has been working out at catcher this summer and fall. She will do anything to help the team win and hit .469 with eight home runs to earn Louisiana 3A All-State honors after being All-District her freshman and sophomore years. She has good quickness at the plate and on defense and with the bat is a clutch hitter with pop in the bat.