Clare Hester bears down as Andrew’s ace pitcher. And like her big sister, the change-up is huge. ‘They are deadly.’
In eight appearances, the junior right-hander has a 5-1 record with 27 strikeouts in 34 2/3 innings for the Thunderbolts.
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What does hard-hitting Olivia Coglianese bring to table for Richards? ‘A little ball of sunshine at shortstop.’
The diminutive junior shortstop has every intention of swinging a bigger bat before her varsity career ends for the Bulldogs.
Boston University commit Camryn Lyons can’t fly under the radar anymore for Marist. ‘It’s definitely different.’
It's still early in the season, but Marist's Camryn Lyons is already hitting 5-for-14 with a double, two homers and three RBIs.
With glove love, UMass recruit Sophia Thormeyer gives Providence something extra. ‘Why not make it look cool?’
The UMass-bound senior second baseman had two hits and two RBIs as the Celtics won 11-9 over host Andrew in Tinley Park.
Sisters Brooklynn and Londynn Sedlak back up unique first names with special bond for Shepard. ‘My best friend.’
The distance on the softball field between Shepard senior Brooklynn Sedlak and her sophomore sister Londynn is about 20 feet.
Tony Baranek’s Daily Southtown softball rankings and player of the week
Lincoln-Way Central takes over top spot, while two teams enter rankings. Lincoln-Way West's Reese Rourke is player of the week.
Pulled from first start, Gianna Hillegonds gets back on track as Marist’s ace pitcher. ‘I just chalked it up.’
Gianna Hillegonds struck out six and allowed no hits in three innings as the RedHawks rolled to an 11-2 win over Lemont.
Oak Forest’s Melanie Andrysiak says her hair has gone from colorful to normal. However? ‘I still try to have fun.’
The junior right-hander struck out 13 in the season opener against Mother McAuley. She's healthy again, and so is her mother.
Even after losing teeth, Mother McAuley’s Abbey Williams sticks with softball. Why? ‘Because I still loved it.’
Abbey Williams had three hits, an RBI and a stolen base and also played flawlessly Thursday at shortstop for the Mighty Macs.
Left turns out to be right for Sandburg’s Addison Torgerson. And it started in T-ball. ‘Takes people by surprise.’
The senior outfielder was productive Wednesday for the Eagles in a 9-1 nonconference victory over host Richards in Oak Lawn.