A team leader as a junior, Hurst was a top hitter and a defensive star for an Athens squad that went 13-11 as the shortstop earned all-league and all-district honors for the Indians.
Hurst led the team with a .418 batting average and a fielding percentage of .946 as she was a member of an Athens team that was named Academic All-State.
Costello was a leader on a young Bellevue team that had only one senior as the junior was a team captain and earned all-conference honors in the Southwestern Central Athletic Association, playing catcher and shortstop.
Costello hit .543 with a slugging percentage of .696 with 18 runs scored. She had an on-base percentage of .611 with 27 stolen bases and a fielding percentage of .977.
Robinson was a senior leader on a Bronson team that went 16-16 as she earned all-league honors in the Big Eight and all-district recognition from her catcher spot.
Robinson was among the leaders for Bronson with a .389 batting aferage and a slugging percentage of .700 as she also had 18 walks to give her an on-base percentage of .500. Robinson added 33 RBI with 41 runs scored and 18 stolen bases.
Smith had a breakout sophomore season on a Bronson team that went 16-16 as she earned all-league honors in the Big Eight and all-district recognition from her first base spot.
Smith led Bronson in hitting with a .434 average with a slugging percentage of .657 as she had 13 extra-base hits, including four home runs, with 32 runs scored and 30 RBI.
Horn was named MVP of the Coldwater team after helping the Cardinals to a 22-11 record as they were in contention for the Interstate 8 Conference crown much of the year before finishing 11-3 in the league.
Horn, the team's senior pitcher, was 16-5 from the mound with a 2.04 ERA and 109 strikeouts. At the plate, she batted .439 with 16 extra-base hits and a slugging percentage of .617 to go along with 41 RBI, as she earned all-league and all-district honors.
Scheid earned all-league honors as the first baseman for a Coldwater team that had a 22-11 record as they were in contention for the Interstate 8 Conference crown much of the year before finishing 11-3 in the league.
Scheid, a junior, led the team in hitting with a .462 batting average with 18 extra-base hits and a slugging percentage of .726 and an on-base percentage of .500 as she added 37 RBI.
A key defensive outfielder, Wellett earned all-league honors for a Coldwater team that had a 22-11 record as they were in contention for the Interstate 8 Conference crown much of the year before finishing 11-3 in the league.
Wellett, a senior, batted .376 with a slugging percentage of .559 with 35 hits and 14 stolen bases, while finishing with a .912 fielding percentage with 52 putouts.
Macomber finished out her Climax-Scotts career as an all-conference and all-district selection as well as being named co-MVP for the Panthers as she helped her squad to a 12-13 record.
A four-year varsity player, Macomber took over catching duties this season and led the team with a .462 batting average with an on-base percentage of .678, including 24 walks. On defense, she threw out eight base runners and was involved in five double plays.
Tobias had a standout sophomore season at catcher for a Delton Kellogg team that went 19-12 on the year and won a district crown as she earned all-league and all-district honors while also being named a team captain.
Tobias had an impressive .629 batting average with 10 home runs with 52 RBI and 44 runs scored, while only striking out four times all season with a slugging percentage of 1.303 and a fielding percentage of .981.
A senior on a young team, Woodard stood out on a Galesburg-Augusta team that went 6-22 as she earned all-league honors and the all-district team as well as team MVP accolades.
Woodard finished with a .338 batting average with 23 runs scored and an on-base percentage of .427.
One of the top players in the state, Esman was an All-State selection once again as a junior as she helped Gull Lake to a 26-10 overall record and a championship in the Southwestern Michigan Athletic Conference East Division as well as a spot in the regional finals.
Esman, who has verbally committed to play at the University of Michigan, had a .585 batting average with seven home runs to go along with 46 runs scored and 40 RBI. On the mound, she was 20-4 with a 0.85 ERA, striking out 199 in 125 innings pitched.
A leader as a senior, Martell earned All-State recognition as a catcher as she helped Gull Lake to a 26-10 overall record and a championship in the Southwestern Michigan Athletic Conference East Division as well as a spot in the regional finals.
Martell was a top offensive threat for the Blue Devils as she hit .515 with 19 doubles, 39 runs scored and 30 RBI, while also throwing out 8-of-19 base runners attempting to steal, earning her all-conference honors.
A top defensive shortstop, Whitman earned all-league honors as she helped Gull Lake to a 26-10 overall record and a championship in the Southwestern Michigan Athletic Conference East Division as well as a spot in the regional finals.
Whitman hit .475 with 19 extra-base hits to go along with 35 runs scored and 39 RBI as she only had three errors on the season with a .953 fielding percentage.
A three-sport athlete, Sitkiewicz finished off her high school career as a team captain and team MVP as the senior shortstop for the Trojans, earning all-league honors for a team that went 14-22.
Sitkiewicz batted .339 with 23 extra-base hits, including eight home runs and 42 RBI with 29 runs scored. On defense, she had a .943 fielding percentage.
A young Maple Valley team struggled to get wins, but Medina was a standout as the senior was an all-league performer as she played all over the field at catcher, third base and outfield.
Medina led the team with a .500 batting average with 17 RBI and a fielding percentage of .898 on a Maple Valley team that went 7-23.
Franks had a breakout season as a sophomore, helping Marshall to a 15-20 record as the young Redhawks showed improvement after winning only nine games the year before.
Franks was the rock behind the plate for Marshall. She caught 124.2 innings and caught eight runners stealing while picking off two others. She was voted to the all-district team and was a switch-hitter, batting .325 with 21 RBI. Her 20 stolen bases led the team and she scored a team high 43 runs.
A leader in most offensive categories for Marshall, Hayes had a big sophomore season in helping Marshall to a 15-20 record as the young Redhawks showed improvement after winning only nine games the year before.
Hayes was all-conference and all-district as the shortstop batted .435 with 40 hits and 35 RBI, while being a leader on the defensive side of the ball with a .853 fielding percentage in 109 total chances. As a pitcher, Hayes had 37 strikeouts in 65.1 innings of work.
As the team's main pitcher, Groves was a key player for an Olivet team that finished 24-12 with a league title in the Greater Lansing Athletic Conference as well as a district crown as the senior will play at Saginaw Valley State University next year.
Groves earned all-league honors and all-region recognition as she finished with a 19-8 record with a 1.47 ERA and 273 strikeouts in 162 innings. As a hitter, Groves also batted cleanup for the Eagles with a .414 batting average and an on-base percentage of .536 with 32 RBI.
As one of team's most potent bats, Madry was a key player for an Olivet team that finished 24-12 with a league title in the Greater Lansing Athletic Conference as well as a district crown.
Madry finished the year with a .540 batting average with 67 hits, including 12 home runs and 13 doubles as the senior had 58 RBI and 48 runs scored to give her a .891 slugging percentage as she earned all-league and all-region honors and will be playing at Lake Michigan College next year.
One of the top hitters on an offensive Eagle squad, Rangel was a four-year varsity player and ended her softball career for an Olivet team that finished 24-12 with a league title in the Greater Lansing Athletic Conference as well as a district crown.
Rangel finished with a .471 batting average with 58 hits from her No. 2 spot in the lineup, driving in 40 runs and scoring 51 times with 13 extra-base hits as she earned all-league honors and will play at Lake Michigan College next year.
Adams was a force on the mound and in the outfield for a Union City team that went 25-15 on the season and advanced to the district finals as she earned all-league honors in the Big Eight as well as making the all-district team.
Adams, a key defensive outfielder for the Chargers, hit .371 on the season with a slugging percentage of .523 as she had 49 runs scored and 26 RBI. On the mound, Adams was 12-9 with a 4.29 ERA with 115 strikeouts in 137 innings pitched.
Probably the top all-around player on the Union City squad, Carpenter was the team's leading hitter and a leader on the infield at shortstop as she helped the Chargers go 25-15 with a spot in the district finals as she earned all-league honors in the Big Eight as well as making the all-district team.
Carpenter hit an impressive .545 with a slugging percentage of .736 with 66 hits, 44 runs scored and 39 RBI, while only striking out five times in 121 at-bats.