Miss Shelter Insurance Softball Players of the Year Nominated by their Coaches – North Area

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Chesni Lowery – Perkins-Tryon

Chesni was our lone senior this season and led our team both on and off the field. With a group made of of mainly freshmen and sophomores, she made sure they understood why we played the game and led by example every single day. She ended the season with hitting 3 homeruns in our Regionals, 1 of them being a walkoff to send us to the regional final. This was just a snapshot into how important she was and is to our program. She finished the season with a .395 average, 3 HRs, 22 RBIs, 35 walks to 10 Ks, OBA .541, SLUG .618. She played 1st base and controlled the game from over there with a .961 Fielding Percentage.

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Caitlin Cooper – Ponca City

Caitlin Cooper was a leader on and off of the field for our team this year, helping lead our team in her Senior season to a 25-9 record and 2nd place finish in our district with an 11-3 season. “Coop” played an amazing center field for us and hit in the 3 or 4 hole all year. She is playing softball next year at NOC Tonkawa. Caitlin Cooper is a coach’s dream, she works hard, is extremely coachable and a great teammate. She works hard in the classroom as well, currently she is taking several college courses in addition to finishing up courses for high school graduation, I believe she is a great candidate for any award including this one.

Stats: This year she had a .420 batting average, .482 on base percentage, 42 hits including 16 doubles, 1 triple and 6 home runs. She lead the team with 38 RBI’s, scored 29 runs and was 18 for 18 on stolen base attempts.

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Rielly Walker – Cleveland

This young lady is mature beyond her years. She is a big part of this team and a huge leader. It doesn’t matter if we are losing by 10 or winning by 15 she plays her game and keeps her teammates hype.

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Keagan Walker – Hominy

I believe that Keagan Walker deserves this award because she has been starting since her freshman year and putting up crazy numbers, both pitching and hitting. Keagan is a leader off and on the field and makes big plays when we need them. So many of the youth softball players we have in Hominy look up to her and want to be like her. Achieving in the classroom with good grades and taking college courses as a junior. Very coachable and does what is asked of her.

For the 2024 season, Keagan played in 33 games with 250 strikeouts, an ERA of .935, three perfect games and two no-hitters. She had our highest batting average of .530, OBP was .5538, SLG was .939. She had 61 hits with five homers and 72 RBIs. She only struck out fives times out of the 115 at-bats.

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Miss Shelter Insurance Softball Players of the Year – Other Areas

SE AREA –

Reagan Wade – Stuart

Kansas West – Boswell

Eveyon Martin – Paoli

Timber Hensley – Silo

Allie Tovar – Red Oak

Bella Smith – Holdenville

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NE AREA –

Kinsey Guinn – Grove

Haven Ragsdale – Commerce

Kyla Overton – Dewey

Bethany Willis – Locust Grove

Jadyn Helm – Adair

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NW AREA –

Brinklee Blanton – Medford

Harley Shoaf – Arnett

Addison Gorton – Drummond

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THREE RIVERS AREA –

Calan Teague – Hulbert

Gabbie Price – Gans

Leia Johnson – Porum

Ayrland Jiles – Central Sallisaw

Kate Pippenger – Eufaula

Emma Culie – Sequoyah Tahlequah

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SW AREA –

Briley Keeble – Minco

Alicia Nance – Lawton MacArthur

Madison Hamilton – Hinton

Livi Garcia – Grandfield

Kassidee Thompson – Velma-Alma

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TULSA AREA –

Kammie Smith – Kiefer

Addison Hughes – Sand Springs/Charles Page High School

McKenzie Neihus – Berryhill

Emily Moore – Depew

Cambri Casey – Mannford

Jadyn Parrish – Foyil

Jadyn Whinery – Skiatook

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OKC AREA –

Taybor Moss – Piedmont

Kinsley Hill – Dale

Aiyana Mitchell – Yukon

Lexie Lovelace – Newcastle

Emma Watkins – Edmond Memorial

Brooke Sheline – Cashion

Adrienne Hill – Classen SAS

Saige Bacon – Choctaw

Maddie Moss – El Reno

Kennedy Allen – Chandler

Livia Davis – Midwest City

Ava Vara – Del City

Morgan Brothers – Union City

Haley Gallo – Guthrie

Daniela I. Martinez-Silva – Crooked Oak

Libby Jaques – Moore

Bailey Tucker – Bethel

A’Naisha Crawford – Douglass

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Other Players Nominated –

Libby Jaques – Moore
Erika Summitt – Moore

Shayl Compton – Moore

Aiyanna Mitchell – Yukon

Emily Evans – Broken Arrow
Hannah Jones – Broken Arrow
Addison Hughes – Sand Springs
Bella Wilson – Sand Springs
Kandace Burnett – Southmoore
Aliyah Mitchell – Yukon
Taylor Clay – Broken Arrow
Kaylee Baxter – Southmoore
Lucely Kutz – Southmoore
Makiah Brumbelow-Neal – Moore
Emily Gilleland – Broken Arrow
Margo Martinez – Yukon
Alyiah Busby – Yukon
Aryanna Ceasar – Broken Arrow
Avaree Beach – Broken Arrow
Sawyer Briscow – Sand Springs

Claire Bendure, Zoe Perry – Booker T. Washington
Hallie Smith, Lily Blaylock, Alyson Schenk, Ella Thummel, Londynn Shine, Macee Flusche, Cali Lieurance, Kenya Harp, Payton Wells, Cori Webb – Broken Arrow
Riley Rumbaugh, Hadley Southerland, Lyra Gardner – Moore
Monica Coats, Savannah Martinez, Aubrey Miller, Kylee Smith, Jayd Stevenson, Angel Franklin – Putnam City North
Balley Copeland, Lakelyn Harger, Tae Moore – Sand Springs
Ryen Bullock – Southmoore

Madison McMahon, Maddie Ogle – Yukon

Allyssa Parker – Pocola

Sidney Forrester – Miami

Skyler Rodgers – Tuttle

Emma Hackler – Poteau

Kaydence Batt – Pocola

Aubrie Pogue – Elk City

Kennedy Allen – Chandler

Zoie Griffin – Wagoner

Goose Hutchins – Wagoner

Taylan Starr – Preston

Marley Teasley – Weatherford