As I post this I’m flying at 37,000 feet probably over Texas somewhere on my way to Orlando, Fla. for the Sun Classic Fall Showcase.  Thanks to in-air online service we’re able to get you some fun stuff today.  We start off with an eighth grader who’s Pac-12 bound but had a big life change happen this month.  We also report on a pair of SoCal teammates who have an interesting story on how they found that the other had committed to the same school.  We have more recruiting news and notes and finish off with the list of players working out at tomorrow’s skills clinic going on in Orlando…

 

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RECRUITING PROFILE: ALYSSA PINTO

Grad Year: 2018
Pos: OF
Club Team: Texas Bombers
School: previously: Excel Acad. (Stockton, Calif.); currently: Ed Rawlinson Middle School (San Antonio, Texas); high school: expected to be Sandra Day O’Connor (Helotes, Texas)
College: Washington
Events: OnDeck NorCal Jamboree, Zoom to June and Elite National Camps.

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StudentSportsSoftball.com: It’s been an eventful last month for you in many ways as your family has just moved to another state…
Alysa Pinto: I just moved to San Antonio about three weeks ago. The Army stationed my dad here, this is his last assignment and he will retire in three years. We were lucky that we were able to stay in California for the last six years and that I was able to play for the NorCal Firecrackers with Coach Mike Baisdon. Coach Mike is the best coach you could ask for. Even though I was almost two years younger than the girls on my team, he believed in my abilities to play at the next level.

None of this would have been possible without all the hard work and dedication that the coaches put into helping me become the player that I am. When I got to San Antonio my dad was able to set up a tryout with the Texas Bombers. The 18 Gold coach, Scott Smith, put me through a workout and offered me a spot on the 16U National team the Texas Bombers Futures.

SSS.com: Describe how the recruiting process went with Washington… had the coaches seen you before the Elite Camp?
AP: Washington saw me play a few times last season when they were recruiting one of the girls from my team. Then they saw me at the Zoom to June Camp. After watching me when our team played at PGF Nationals this past summer they invited me for an unofficial visit. I went on my visit to Washington in August. It was awesome. I was then selected for the OnDeck National camp and Washington was there. I felt like I had a great camp. After the camp my travel ball coach, Mike Baisdon with the NorCal Firecrackers, called me and said that Washington was very interested in me. I was so excited.

SSS.com: Did they say if your performance there was a big factor in their offering or had that happened prior to the event?
AP: They did not specifically say that it was my performance at the camp, but I feel that it really did help my recruiting efforts. Being able to play against some of the best players in the country and in front of some of the biggest colleges was great.

SSS.com: Were you nervous at the Elite Camp seeing all the coaches in the stands?  Tell us how you feel you did and what helped you focus that day…
AP: I was not really nervous to play in front of the coaches. My dad took me to my first softball camp at Stanford when I was 10 and continued to take me to a few college camps each year. I was invited to my first OnDeck camp when I was 12 and I have played on the biggest stage when our team was able to go deep into PGF Nationals the last two years. I credit being able to play in those situations helping me to not be nervous in front of the big schools. I think the talk that my dad had with me just before I left for the camp inspired me. He said to have fun and give 110% in everything I do. If at the end of the day I can say I left it all on the field then I know I did my best.

SSS.com: How did you come to the decision to pick Washington?  
AP: I have always wanted to be a Husky. My dad is in the Army and we were stationed in Ft. Lewis, Wash. for five years. He used to take me to watch Washington softball games and I have followed the team ever since. Ever since I watched Danielle Lawrie pitch in the World Series it’s been my dream school. Seattle is such a beautiful city and there is so much to do in the surrounding areas. It was always my dream to become a Washington Husky.

SSS.com: When and how did you tell them you’d be a Husky?
AP: Last Wednesday my parents and I gathered around the kitchen table so that I could call Coach (Heather) Tarr. We talked for a while about how I was doing at my new school, how my move to Texas was and how it’s different from living in California. Then she asked me if I have been doing my research on the schools I was interested in. I told her that I have been doing my research and narrowed it down to four schools and that Washington is my No. 1 choice. Coach Tarr asked me if I was ready to be a Husky and I said “yes, I absolutely am.” We were all so excited. It was a perfect match.

SSS.com: What are your emotions about this? It has to be exciting yet surreal in that you know where you’ll be playing college!
AP: I’m very excited. It still seems so unreal. Knowing that I will get to play softball for my dream school is awesome. Coach Tarr and the other coaches have been so great and I can’t wait to step on to the field and learn from one of the best coaching staffs.

SSS.com: Tell us a little about your softball background… when did you first start playing and what have been some key accomplishments?
AP: I started playing rec softball in Lodi, Calif. when I was seven years old. I played rec ball for two years, before my parents took me to my travel ball tryout with RR Gold. I played 10U and 12U with RR Gold. My dad thought it would be a good time to move up an age group so I tried out for TC Smash-Baisdon 14U and later we became NorCal Firecrackers-Baisdon. I think my biggest accomplishment was that I was able to excel at my game by playing with an older team and with teammates that pushed me to want to be the best player possible.

SSS.com: What is it you love about softball to take it to the next level?
AP: I just love playing the game. I have always wanted to play on the biggest stage possible. I like working hard and it still pushes me now that I’m committed to Washington because I give 110% and work twice as hard in everything that I do.

SSS.com: (to Gabe Pinto, Alyssa’s father, who was an assistant with the NorCal Firecrackers)… What’s it like being on the field and in the dugout coaching your daughter?
AP: Being a coach on the team is pretty rewarding. We both get to enjoy the game we love with each other. Sometimes we have our differences, but that’s expected. I learned that it is better to let the other coaches on our team make the corrections, that way she doesn’t feel like dad is picking on her. I have been able to enjoy some of her greatest moments and not so great moments. I wouldn’t have it any other way.

SSS.com: (to Alyssa)… What’s it like playing for a dad who’s your coach?
AP: Well there’s a little bit of pressure knowing that he’s there but I still just focus on what happens on the field and if he talks to me I just listen and make my adjustments the next time around at my at bat and on the field the next inning. It makes me anxious a little bit knowing he’s now right there when I walk back in the dugout if I make a mistake, but at the end of the game I’m happy that he’s there with me by my side. It’s a great feeling.

Quick hitters:

Having played in NorCal and Texas what’s the difference in softball play/style… anything? It seems like softball in California is played at a faster pace. I think Cali has more speed and Texas teams seem to have a lot of power hitters.
What’s the most fascinating/fun place you’ve ever been (like on a vacation or trip)? Disney World in Orlando, Fla.
What’s your favorite subject in school and why? Art… because I have the freedom to express the way I feel through drawing.
Least favorite thing to do? My least favorite thing to do is speaking in front of people.
Morning or evening person? Evening person
Favorite ice cream topping(s): I love to put cookie dough, blackberries, hot fudge and caramel cups on my ice cream.
Dream job: My dream job is to be an athletic trainer for a pro sports team.
Fill in the blank… if I had one wish, it’d be: … to take a vacation to Paris.

 

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RECRUITING NEWS:

*** Great story from the Riptide program out of Newport Beach, Calif. (the same program that McKayla Taylor plays for, the Pitt commitment we profiled yesterday.

Two seniors from the team, pitcher Lindsey Cassidy and outfielder Mallory Cleveland, have both verbaled to San Francisco State and the story of their commitment is pretty cool…

… we’ll let Tom Cassidy, father of Lindsey, tell how it happened:

An assistant coach first noticed Mallory at a Mizuno softball camp in the Spring of 2012. Mallory signed up for a camp at San Francisco State that summer and loved the school and the coaches. They apparently loved her too and offered her shortly after. She verballed in September of 2012

Lindsey was first seen by SF State’s assistant coach and lead recruiter in July at the 2012 Champions Cup when her 16U Renegades team played in the 18U division. Both the head and assistant coach for SF State saw her again about three months later at a showcase in Modesto in September 2012 when she was with Riptide Gold, and the following month we took an unofficial visit to the campus

SF State was the only school she wanted to go to because it fit her three requirements: big city, cool weather, and most importantly, a really good film school. They offered during her at the end of the visit and she accepted a week later.

In the meantime, the coaches had told us that another 2014 outfielder from So Cal had verballed about four weeks earlier. We didn’t know her name, what travel team she played on, or where in So Cal she was from. We planned to get the information from the coaches so Lindsey could meet her future teammate if they were ever at the same venue.

One night we were at Baseball Softball world in Yorba Linda and Lindsey was warming up for her pitching lesson. I look into the batting cage and noticed the girl who was taking hitting lessons was wearing shorts with “SF STATE” embroidered vertically down the side. I asked the parents why she was wearing them and they told us she had just committed to San Francisco State!

She was the other verbal… what are the odds that we would run into each other at the same instructional facility?

Lindsey and I met with Mallory and her parents a couple of times at Polly’s Pies down the street after their lessons at Baseball Softball World, and they quickly became good friends.

When Mallory was looking for a team we suggested she come over to Riptide Gold. She played with us one weekend and loved it so she joined the team. Mallory and Lindsey took their official visits to SF State together a few weeks ago and, of course, had a blast. They plan to room together next year in college.

 

*** Anna Hughey, a 2014 SS/IF who plays for the NC Lady Lightening program, has committed to Western Carolina.

Anna, who goes to Draughn High (Valdese, N.C.), hit .511 as a junior and was voted All-Conference and All-District.  Carrying a weighted 4.325 GPA, she also has played volleyball throughout high school.

 

*** More verbals:

— Celeste Adriano, a 2014 C/OF for American Pastime, will sign with San Francisco State
— Maya Hughes, a 2014 OF with the Jack City Jacobs, has committed to Purdue
— Koreen Orozco, a 2014 P/1B for American Pastime, has committed to Holy Family Univ.
— Megan Pittman, a 2014 3B/2B with the Georgia Knockouts Gold, has committed to Mercer
— Katelyn Wagner, a 2014 1B/P with American Pastime, has verbaled to Coastal Carolina
— Hanna Warren, a 2014 P with Finesse, has committed to Central Michigan
— the Irvine Sting have a pair of verbals announced via twitter:

 

@goldfastpitch @ss_softball RT @IrvineSting: Congrats to Kat Lee on commit to Miami of Ohio! We’re all very proud of her! #HardWorkPaysOff

— Jerry Breig (@jerrybreig) October 30, 2013

@goldfastpitch @ss_softball RT @IrvineSting: Congrats to Megan McCune on commit to Providence. We’re all very proud of her! #HardWorkPaysOff

— Jerry Breig (@jerrybreig) October 30, 2013

 

 

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EVENT PREVIEW: 2013 NATIONAL SKILLS CLINIC

Thursday at the Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando, Fla., the 2013 National Skills Clinic will take place as more than 230 fastpitch players from all over the country will compete in defensive and offensive drills as well as compete in games.

Registration begins at 7 am and Live Skills Games will run from 2:30 to 5:25.

Here are the players scheduled to participate:

#	Year	First	Last	Pos.	Team
1	2014	Amanda	Furar	3B	Sunrise Thunder
2	2014	Amanda	Sosa	LF	Miami Stars
3	2014	Michelle	Murch	CF	Miami Stars Sergio Fernandez
4	2014	Alexandra	Fernandez	SS	Miami Stars Sergio Fernandez
5	2014	Brooke	Hodgson	CF	New Mexico Sundancers 18U Paul Kohman
6	2014	Jessica	Harkness	P	CT Charmers Gold Neil Swanchak
7	2014	Samantha	Chiudina	2B	CT Charmers Gold Neil Swanchak
8	2014	cami	sellers	1B	Corona Angels Mike Perez
9	2014	Allie	Curry	C	Intensity Jim Martin
11	2014	Corinne	Huber	SS	Jersey Intensity Christina Rodriguez
12	2014	Fallon	Bevino	1B	CT Charmers Gold Neil Swanchak
13	2014	Jackie	Martinez	RF	AZ Killer Bees Mike Grimaldi
14	2014	Kali	Hodson	P	Tulsa Shootout Krystel Maekwardt
15	2014	Kelsy	Reynolds	C	Tulsa Shootout Krystel Maekwardt
16	2014	Emily	Blackmore	2b	Central Florida Stingrays Mark Taminani
18	2014	Regan	Rudisill	3B	Washington Ladyhawks Gold - Miller Wayne Miller
19	2014	Alyssa	Halpin	CF	Nationals Gold Larry Bryzenski
20	2014	Danielle	Stockman	2B	Intensity Jim Martin
21	2015	mackenzie	joecken	P	Nationals Gold Larry Bryzenski
22	2015	Brooke	Redmond	C	Jersey Intensity Christina Rodriguez
23	2015	Karli	Skowrup	2B	Bownet 18U Bob Creamer
25	2015	Bailey	Gogia	SS	Clearwater Lady Bombers Dion Weaver
26	2015	Chloe	Weeks	C	Frozen Ropes Force 18u Gold Tony Abbatine
27	2015	Dominique	Soto	CF	New Mexico Sundancers 18U Paul Kohman
28	2015	Monica	Joseph	C	VA Shamrocks 18U Jim Metcalf
29	2015	Kelly	Welsh	SS	Michiana Mystique 16U Team Dawn Austin
30	2015	Allison	Hartman	P	Krunch Gold Steve Mumma
31	2015	Sarah	Van Schaik	C	Florida Team Mizuno - Szlest Ray Szlest
32	2015	Kendal	Arcia	CF	Windermere Wildfire-Golden Phil Golden
33	2015	Jaclyn	Martin	C	Jersey Gators Gold John Biasi
34	2015	Carina	Sturm	C	VA Shamrocks 18U Jim Metcalf
35	2015	Kayleen	Romero	3B	Miami Stars Sergio Fernandez
36	2015	Lauren	Williams	SS	Team Mizuno Croney Ed Croney
37	2015	Megan	Woodson	SS	Gainesville Gold - Strickland Stuart Strickland
38	2015	Jenna	Call	CF	Jersey Intensity Eileen Hannigan
39	2015	Angelina	Gonzales	3B	Nemesis Elite 18 Gold Manny Garcia
40	2015	Jessica	Trana	P	Sunrise Thunder Dennis Lawdan
41	2015	Kayla	Hitchcok	2B	Pittsburgh Power Gold RJ Matetic
42	2015	Katherine	Petersen	1B	Gold Coast Hurricanes Jeff Norman
43	2015	Samantha	Evans	CF	AZ Hotshots Elite Blaize Gatti/Jason Sheppard
44	2015	Alexandra	Lawdan	C	Sunrise Thunder Dennis Lawdan
45	2015	Ariana	Maldonado	CF	New Mexico Sundancers 18U Paul Kohman
46	2015	Melanie	Bell	CF	Washington Lake Breeze Rick Fritz
47	2015	Haley	McMenamin	RF	Newtown Rock Gold Joe Amendolara
48	2015	Kristen	Wright	2B	Florida Power Black - Lantz Jeff Lantz
49	2015	mckenzie	ward	P	Team FLA 18 GOLD Linda Derk
50	2015	Aimee	Sarboukh	SS	Intensity Jim Martin
51	2015	Maria	Trivelpiece	2B	Stripes & Strikes Vince Trivelpiece
52	2015	Jordan	Manno	C	New Mexico Sundancers 18U Paul Kohman
53	2015	Jordan	Barcus	C	Intensity Jim Martin
54	2015	Holly	Cook	P	Intensity Jim Martin
55	2015	Hannah	Mabrey	2B	AZ Hotshots Elite Blaize Gatti/Jason Sheppard
56	2015	Rachel	Wright	SS	West Florida Elite Tim Dunsford
57	2015	Halle	Marion	CF	Krunch Gold Steve Mumma
58	2015	Alexa	Feliciano	C	Bownet 18U Bob Creamer
59	2015	Adison	Lorsung	1B	Indiana Magic Gold 18U
60	2015	Lauren	Brennan	LF	West Florida Elite Tim Dunsford
61	2015	Alyssa	Wash	CF	Florida Storm 18u Enter - Black Deric Enter
62	2015	Sydney	Chance	LF	Severna Park Hornets 18u Gold Thad Toal
63	2015	Jenna	Kniss	P	California Grapettes Dennis Gomes
64	2015	Savannah	Miles	P	Severna Park Hornets 18u Gold Thad Toal
65	2015	Katie	Olson	P	Jersey Intensity Christina Rodriguez
66	2015	Taylor	Ward	SS	Jersey Intensity Eileen Hannigan
67	2015	Darian	Van Der Maaten	2B	California Grapettes Dennis Gomes
68	2015	Alissa	Karjel	SS	Polar Crush Phil McElroy
69	2015	Maddy	Witchey	P	VA Shamrocks 18U Jim Metcalf
70	2015	Danielle	Kemp	C	CT Charmers Gold Neil Swanchak
71	2015	Steph	Healy	C	Jersey Intensity Christina Rodriguez
72	2015	Karli	Sewell	C	Texas Baze Bonola Jim Bonola
73	2015	Alana	Selvaggio	P	New Lenox Lightning Jim Abbott
74	2015	Hannah	Gibbons	3B	Pittsburgh Power Gold RJ Matetic
75	2015	Jessica	Zemaitis	SS	New Lenox Lightning Jim Abbott
76	2015	rebecca	drake	3B	Jersey Intensity KOD Kevin O'Donnell
77	2015	Shelby	Garnhum	3B	Breakaway Speed Randy Lusby
79	2015	Abbie	Lancaster	P	Tulsa Shootout 18U Krystel Markwardt
80	2015	Marilyn Grace	Street	P	Tampa Mustangs 18u-Boynton James Boynton
81	2015	Taylor	Rahach	P	Central Florida Stingrays Mark Taminani
82	2015	Jennifer	Acevedo	P	Wolfpack Fastpitch Jean Acevedo
83	2015	marissa	hukkanen	CF	California Grapettes Dennis Gomes
84	2015	Megan	Kugelmann	P	Tampa Mustangs 18u-Boynton James Boynton
85	2015	Bailey	Akins	3B	California Grapettes Dennis Gomes
86	2015	Cassi	Parulis	P	Pittsburgh Power Gold RJ Matetic
87	2015	Zoe	Stavrou	2B	Socal Explosion 16u Greg Borzilleri
88	2015	Haley	Stahl	CF	California Grapettes Dennis Gomes
89	2015	Kendra	Friedt	P	CT Charmers Gold Neil Swanchak
90	2015	Vanessa	Abreu	C	Miami Stars Sergio Fernandez
91	2015	Kial	Watts	1B	CT Charmers Gold Neil Swanchak
92	2015	Heather	Knight	C	AZ Killer Bees Mike Grimaldi
93	2015	Harleigh	Kaczegowicz	C	CT Charmers Gold Neil Swanchak
94	2015	Taylor	Kotzo	SS	Indiana Magic Gold Troy Rethlake
95	2015	Brianna	Rosa	2B	RAMAPO RAGE JOHN MACCHIA
96	2015	Abbie	Decker	CF	I-Club Premier Greg Dickel
97	2015	Alexis	Kelsey	C	I-Club Premier Greg Dickel
98	2015	Mallory	Kilian	P	I-Club Premier Greg Dickel
99	2015	Viktoria	Heiser	CF	Pittsburgh Power Gold RJ Matetic
100	2015	Ashton	Lampton	SS	Florida Team Mizuno -Ray Szlest
101	2015	Riley	Dunn	3B	Wagner's Gold Dunn Sean Dunn
103	2016	Kalie	Romig	LF	Windermere Wildfire-Golden Phil Golden
104	2016	BreOnna	Castaneda	SS	New Mexico Sundancers Paul Kohman
105	2016	Rayanna	Garduno	CF	New Mexico Sundancers Paul Kohman
106	2016	Lacey	Olaff	P	NJ Outlaws Gold Gary Olaff
107	2016	Dana	Rowley	P	Team Mizuno Croney Ed Croney
108	2016	Emily	Stevenson	C	Indiana Magic Gold Troy Rethlake
109	2016	McKenna	Coffman	P	Ohio Outlaws Premier 16U Warren Wolff
110	2016	Danielle	Hugney	2B	VA Shamrocks 18U Jim Metcalf
111	2016	Lauren	Wilmert	C	New Mexico Sundancers 18U Paul Kohman
112	2016	Kaitlyn	Kruger	1B	Bownet 16U John Ashley
113	2016	Nicolette	Ray	P	Nightmare Fastpitch-Giampolo Bill Giampolo
114	2016	Alex	Bishop	2B	Breakaway Speed Kristin Lusby
115	2016	Angelica	Lujan	P	New Mexico Sundancers 18U Paul Kohman
116	2016	Elizabeth	Mason	C	Clearwater Bombers - Karl Mason
117	2016	Regan	Byrd	LF	Washington LadyHawks- Derick Nelons
118	2016	Ashlee	Dahman	CF	Jersey Intensity Eileen Hannigan
119	2016	Mackayla	Kroll	P	Jersey Intensity 16U Brian Conover
120	2016	madison	christiansen	1B	Krunch Gold Steve Mumma
121	2016	Olivia	Markopoulos	2B	Vienna Stars Premier 16U Dennis Wince
122	2016	Nicki	DeHan	2B	Washington LadyHawks-Derick Nelons
123	2016	Lindsay	Hodge	SS	Jersey Intensity16U Brian Conover
124	2016	Julissa	Trevino	1B	Jersey Intensity Eileen Hannigan
125	2016	Katelyn	Gruich	1B	Jersey Intensity Conover 16U Brian Conover
126	2016	Celina	Sullivan	P	New Mexico Sundancers 18U Paul Kohman
127	2016	Cheyenne	Noli	P	AZ Killer Bees Mike Grimaldi
128	2016	Hannah	Halepaska	P	Texas Blaze Bonola Jim Bonola
129	2016	Amanda	Hopeck	1B	Jersey Intensity Eileen Hannigan
130	2016	Kayla	Bannister	C	Carolina Elite Dana Fusetti
131	2016	Jourdin	Hering	CF	Washington LadyHawks- Derick Nelons
132	2016	Maggie	Balint	P	Pa Chaos Gold Joe Spina
133	2016	Christina	Rizzi	C	Long Island Anthem John Maloney
134	2016	Marissa	Rizzi	P	Long Island Anthem John Maloney
135	2016	Madeline	Henry	1B	Washington Ladyhawks Gold - Wayne Miller
136	2016	Raven	Houck	SS	CT Charmers Gold Neil Swanchak
137	2016	Mary	Tindall	1B	Breakaway Speed Kristin Lusby
138	2016	Shelbee	Holcomb	SS	Tri-State Thunder Missy Cutchall
139	2016	Haley	Hoogenraad	CF	Finesse 16u Black Alec Lesko
140	2016	Clara	Bewley	LF	Tulsa Shootout Krystel Markwart
141	2016	Julia	Blarr	SS	Jersey Intensity Eileen Hannigan
142	2016	Abigail	White	CF	Texas Blaze Bonola Jim Bonola
143	2016	Anne	Allen	3B	New Lenox Lightning 18U Gold John McKendry
144	2016	Mackenzie	Thomas	C	Tulsa Shootout Krystel Markwart
145	2016	Blake	Brackett	CF	Vienna Stars Premier 16U Dennis Wince
146	2016	Amanda	Schwartz	3B	Firecrackers-Rice Raaine Datan
147	2016	Brianna	Soltis	C	New Lenox Lightning Jim Abbott
148	2016	Lauren	Devlin	RF	Texas Blaze Bonola Jim Bonola
149	2016	Kirsten	McMonigle	3B	East Cobb Bullets 16u John Legere
150	2016	Nicole	Davis	2B	Jersey Intensity Eileen Hannigan
151	2016	Sarah	Schubert	CF	Newtown Rock Gold Joe Amendolara
152	2016	Madison	Scuderi	2B	Jersey Intensity Christina Rodriguez
153	2016	Lexi	Jones	3B	Jersey Inferno Gold Don Meister
154	2016	DoniRae	Mayhew	P	I-Club Premier Greg Dickel
155	2016	Kelsey	Breer	SS	Washington LadyHawks-Derick Nelons
156	2016	Caitlin	Clarke	P	Breakaway Speed Kristin Lusby
157	2016	Chelsea	Czapkowski	C	Jersey Intensity Christina Rodriguez
158	2016	Kaitlin	Okimoto	SS	Firecrackers-Rice Raaine Datan
159	2016	Julia	Duarte	1B	Firecrackers-Rice Raaine Datan
160	2016	Jenna	Gorman	C	Firecrackers-Rice Raaine Datan
161	2016	Hannah	Ferrara	C	Krunch Gold Steve Mumma
162	2016	Emily	Fraser	CF	Breakaway Speed Kristin Lusby
163	2016	Raeanne	Geffert	P	CT Charmers Gold Neil Swanchak
164	2016	Kylee	Darling	CF	Firecrackers-Rice Raaine Datan
165	2016	Sara	Silveyra	SS	Firecrackers-Rice Raaine Datan
166	2016	Brianna	Wise	LF	Firecrackers-Rice Raaine Datan
167	2016	Mattea	Ghaffary	C	Firecrackers-Rice Raaine Datan
168	2016	Marie	Sobel	P	Firecrackers-Rice Raaine Datan
169	2016	Alina	Guevara	2B	Firecrackers-Rice Raaine Datan
170	2016	Samantha	Platz	P	CT Charmers Gold Neil Swanchak
171	2016	Bailey	Johnson	RF	Firecrackers-Rice Raaine Datan
172	2016	Maddie	Heno	C	Breakaway Speed Randy Lusby
173	2016	Lyndsay	Steverson	SS	AZ Killer Bees Mike Grimaldi
174	2016	Issy	Hoyt	3B	Indiana Magic Gold 18U
175	2016	Samantha	Sabor	3B	Nationals Lawrence Brysynski
176	2016	Emily	Maseth	3B	Tri-State Thunder Missy Cutchall
177	2016	Hannah	Shields	P	Krunch Gold Steve Mumma
178	2016	Mary Alex	Krosby	2B	Breakaway Speed Kristin Lusby
179	2016	Cierra	Taylor	2B	New Lenox Lightning Jim Abbott
180	2016	Vivian	Montgomery	C	Jersey Intensity Eileen Hannigan
181	2016	Taylor	Todd	CF	Chaos David Barron
182	2016	Alyssa	Wiebel	3B	I-Club Premier Greg Dickel
183	2016	Valerie	Holguin	SS	AZ Killer Bees Mike Grimaldi
184	2016	Alysha	Imperato	SS	California Grapettes Dennis Gomes
234	2016	Leanne	Hernandez	3B	West Pines Diamond Dusters 98
235	2016	Madison	Hilimire	SS	Conklin Raiders Elite Mike Burdsall
185	2017	Victoria	Capllonch	SS	Jersey Intensity Conover 16U Brian Conover
186	2017	Rachel	Menlove	C	Washington LadyHawks Derick Nelons
187	2017	Daniele	Rivera	SS	Ohio Hawks 16u Lenos Doug Lenos
188	2017	Haley	Hulitt	P	Jersey Gators Gold John Biasi
189	2017	Tori	Bivens	P	Team Seattle Taylor Smith
190	2017	Taylor	Adams	1B	Team Seattle Taylor Smith
191	2017	Emma	Helm	1B	Team Seattle Taylor Smith
192	2017	Megan	Rybar	LF	Team Seattle Taylor Smith
193	2017	Natalie	Joyner	2B	Team Seattle Taylor Smith
194	2017	Leah	Shipp	P	Vienna Stars Premier 16U Dennis Wince
195	2017	Victoria	West	CF	Tennessee Sting 14U Black Landon Potter
196	2017	Victoria	Galvan	P	Jersey Intensity Conover 16U Brian Conover
197	2017	Samantha	Trujillo	LF	New Mexico Sundancers 18U Paul Kohman
198	2017	Morgan	Melito	3B	Bownet 16 Breanne Parr
199	2017	Rylee	Waldrep	P	Nationals Gold Larry Bryzenski
200	2017	Jessica	Sellers	RF	California Grapettes Dennis Gomes
201	2017	Carly	Feckley	3B	Corona Angels Mike Perez
202	2017	Giana	Lopez	P	Corona Angels Mike Perez
203	2017	Brycen	Blinco	SS	Texas Blaze Bonola Jim Bonola
204	2017	Ryleigh	Bermea	CF	Corona Angels Mike Perez
205	2017	Raquel	Jaime	C	Corona Angels Mike Perez
206	2017	Blaire	Evans	P	Breakaway Speed Randy Lusby
207	2017	Kayla	Keeling	3B	Breakaway Speed Randy Lusby
208	2017	Julia	Noskin	SS	Firecrackers-Rice Raaine Datan
209	2017	Danielle	Watson	P	Indiana Magic Gold Brian Green
210	2017	Dallas	Blaker	P	Jersey Intensity Eileen Hannigan
211	2017	Courtney	Rosa	3B	Central Florida Stingrays Mark Taminini
212	2017	Venessa	Gallegos	C	New Mexico Sundancers 18U Paul Kohman
213	2017	Dasia	Lester	CF	Team Seattle Taylor Smith
214	2017	Zoe	Dobson	SS	Jersey Intensity Eileen Hannigan
215	2017	Shelby	Younkin	CF	Corona Angels Mike Perez
216	2017	Maria	Pagane	SS	Windermere Wildfire Wes Mathis
217	2017	tally	thomas	RF	Team Seattle Taylor Smith
218	2017	Analise	De La Roca	P	Corona Angels Mike Perez
219	2017	Jenna	Ergle	3B	Birmingham Thunderbolts 97 Jeff Horton
220	2017	Morgan	Allen	SS	Team Seattle Taylor Smith
221	2017	Raelyn	Gradel	C	Team Seattle Taylor Smith
222	2017	Konner	Wilks	P	Birmingham Thunderbolts 99
223	2017	Makenna Brooke	Cantillo	OF	Socal Explosion 16u Greg Borzilleri
224	2017	Kelsey	Oh	P	Jersey Intensity Conover 16U Brian Conover
236	2017	Brie	Horrell	C	Pittsburgh Passion Lou Saban
238	2017	Mariah	Mazon	P	Corona Angels Mike Perez
225	2018	Megan	Welsh	C	Michiana Mystique Dawn Austin
226	2018	Megan	Vandegrift	2B	Team Seattle JT D'Amico
227	2018	Kindra	Davis	C	Team Seattle Taylor Smith
228	2018	Colby	Heno	P	Breakaway Speed Randy Lusby
229	2018	Kate	Cressey	2B	Jersey Intensity Chip Czapkowski
230	2018	Ashley	Young	2B	New Mexico Sundancers 18U Paul Kohman
231	2018	Sydney	Owens	2B	Texas Baze Bonola Jim Bonola
232	2018	Ashley	Prange	SS	Indiana Magic Gold Brian Green
233	2018	Jordyn	Rudd	C	Indiana Magic Gold Brian Green
80	2018	Kloyee	Anderson	2B	Carolina Elite Tony Genovese

 

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