CPHS Softball: Eight Sandites receive All-District accolades

Madison Lee was named co-Offensive Player of the Year for District 6A-3.

The Charles Page High School fast pitch softball team finished 10-2 in District 6A-3 for second place this season, and the team was rewarded with six All-District appointments and two Honorable Mentions. Overall, the girls went 25-7 for their highest win total since 2016.

Senior standout Madison Lee will share the Offensive Player of the Year award with Shawnee’s Oklahoma State University commit Tatum Sparks. Lee batted an incredible .532 this season with 58 hits, 13 doubles, 3 triples, one home run, 46 runs, 19 RBI, and 20 stolen bases. She had a .734 slugging average and .580 on-base percentage.

Senior Aliyah Taff was named All-District Pitcher. Taff finished the season with a 17-6 record and was 34-20 in her career. She maintained a 1.82 ERA and 1.13 WHIP this year with 148 strikeouts. She was also solid at the plate with a .363 batting average and .510 slugging average, scoring 7 runs and 23 RBI on 37 hits, including 7 doubles and 4 triples. She also committed zero errors on the season.

Sophomore Jaden Jordan got the nod at All-District First Base, recording a team-best 16 double plays this season. She also had a .436 batting average, .500 OBP, and team-best .734 slugging average with 44 hits, 13 doubles, 2 triples, a team-best 4 home runs, 1 grand slam, 29 runs, and 40 RBI.

Junior Raegan Rector was named to the All-District Outfield. Rector batted .448 this season with a .714 slugging average and .517 OBP. She scored 35 runs and a team-best 75 RBI on 47 hits, with 20 doubles, 1 triple, and 2 home runs. She also went 1-0 in the pitcher’s circle with a 3.66 ERA, and committed no errors this year.

Junior Avery Tanner was named an All-District Utility Player with a .440 batting average and .549 slugging average, scoring 23 runs and 19 RBI on 40 hits, including 8 doubles and a triple. She also had 10 stolen bases and a team-best 10 sacrifices.

Senior Drew Hawkins also got a Utility Player nod with a .409 batting average and .656 slugging average. She scored 32 runs and 17 RBI on 38 hits, with 9 doubles, 4 triples, and 2 home runs.

Junior Jolee McNally received an Honorable Mention. She batted .414 and was .603 slugging with 24 hits, 5 doubles, 3 triples, 16 runs, and 15 RBI.

Sophomore pitcher Nataley Crawford also received an Honorable Mention. She batted .388 and was .575 slugging with 31 hits, 9 doubles, 3 triples, 13 runs, and 19 RBI. The heir apparent at lead pitcher, she was 7-1 this season with a 3.22 ERA and 1.42 WHIP, tossing 31 strikeouts.

Player of the Year: Lily Shaw (Owasso).
Pitcher of the Year: Anneca Anderson (Shawnee).
Offensive Player of the Year: Madison Lee (Sand Springs) and Tatum Sparks (Shawnee).
Defensive Player of the Year: Jessica Watson (Jenks).
Pitcher: Aliyah Taff (Sand Springs).
Pitcher: Avery Tallman (Owasso).
Pitcher: Emma Lang (Jenks).
Catcher: Emma Vickrey (Jenks).
Catcher: Carly Torbett (Shawnee).
1st Base: Jaden Jordan (Sand Springs).
2nd Base: Faith Russell (Jenks).
3rd Base: Brookley Foster (Owasso).
Shortstop: Sarah Campbell (Owasso).
Outfield: Raegan Rector (Sand Springs).
Outfield: Emily Green (Owasso).
Outfield: Hallie Wilson (Shawnee).
Utility: Avery Tanner (Sand Springs).
Utility: Kayla Adams (Jenks).
Utility: Laynie Rimer (Shawnee).
Utility: Sierra Hughes (Sapulpa).
Utility: Margaret Blackstar (Ponca City).
Utility: Drew Hawkins (Sand Springs).
Coach of the Year: Dan Rolette (Shawnee).

Honorable Mentions
Jenks: Kylie Hill, Sarah Dye, Lauren Allen, Dacia Sexton, Avery Brewer, Natalie Rodman, McKenzi Cothran.
Muskogee: Karsyn York, Jaliyah Simmons.
Ponca City: Libby Clark, Tori Freeman.
Owasso: Lauren St. John, Allie VanAtta, Madi Norton, Hallie Hance.
Shawnee: Stormee Reed, Baylie Enright, Kali Kasterke.
Sapulpa: Lexi Cahwee, Morgan Degraffenreid, Hailey Dye, Daniah Blation, Takyah Jamerson, Kylissa Williams, Makayla Littlebear.
Sand Springs: Jolee McNally, Nataley Crawford.

Sand Springs Final Season Stats

Batting
.532 Lee
.448 R. Rector
.440 Tanner
.436 Jordan
.414 McNally
.409 Hawkins
.388 Crawford
.383 Alexander
.375 Burks
.363 Taff
.273 Harper
.182 Hammock
.174 Hilton

Slugging
.743 Jordan
.734 Lee
.714 R. Rector
.656 Hawkins
.603 McNally
.575 Crawford
.549 Tanner
.510 Taff
.483 Alexander
.375 Burks
.333 Harper
.304 Hilton
.182 Hammock

On Base Percentage
.580 Lee
.517 R. Rector
.500 Jordan
.500 Barnes
.440 Tanner
.432 Crawford
.429 Hawkins
.426 Alexander
.415 McNally
.375 Burks
.375 Hammock
.368 Taff
.270 Harper
.173 Hilton

Runs
46 Lee
35 R. Rector
32 Hawkins
29 Jordan
23 Tanner
16 McNally
13 Crawford
12 Harper
12 Hilton
8 Hammock
7 Taff
6 M. Rector
5 Burks

RBI
75 R. Rector
40 Jordan
23 Taff
19 Lee
19 Tanner
19 Crawford
17 Hawkins
15 McNally
14 Alexander
13 Hilton
5 Harper
2 Burks

Hits
58 Lee
47 R. Rector
44 Jordan
40 Tanner
38 Hawkins
37 Taff
31 Crawford
24 McNally
23 Alexander
9 Harper
8 Hilton
3 Burks
2 Hammock

Singles
41 Lee
31 Tanner
27 Jordan
26 Taff
24 R. Rector
23 Hawkins
19 Crawford
17 Alexander
16 McNally
7 Harper
5 Hilton
3 Burks
2 Hammock

Doubles
20 R. Rector
13 Lee
13 Jordan
9 Hawkins
9 Crawford
8 Tanner
7 Taff
6 Alexander
5 McNally
2 Harper
1 Hilton

Triples
4 Hawkins
4 Taff
3 Lee
3 McNally
2 Jordan
1 R. Rector
1 Tanner
1 Hilton

Home Runs
4 Jordan
2 Hawkins
2 R. Rector
1 Lee
1 Hilton

Grand Slams
1 Jordan

Sacrifice Hits
10 Tanner
9 Hawkins
5 Hilton
4 Lee
4 McNally
3 Harper
2 Taff
2 Alexander
1 Crawford
1 Hammock

Steals
20 Lee
10 Tanner
7 Hawkins
7 Crawford
6 McNally
5 R. Rector
4 Hilton
4 Hammock
3 Jordan
2 Taff
2 Burks
2 M. Rector
1 Harper

Double Plays
16 Jordan
11 Lee
9 Tanner
2 Crawford
2 R. Rector
1 Hawkins
1 McNally
1 Hilton
1 Alexander

ERA
1.82 Taff
3.22 Crawford
3.66 R. Rector

WHIP
1.13 Taff
1.42 Crawford
2.48 R. Rector

Strikeouts
148 Taff
31 Crawford
5 R. Rector

Record
17-6 Taff
7-1 Crawford
1-0 R. Rector