Lincoln's Josie Bird headlines Class AAA softball team
Josie Bird of Lincoln County headlines the Class AAA all state softball team as captain and catcher for the third straight year after a .571 average, .716 on base, and 1.154 slugging with 11 homers. She drew a state best 38 walks, 31 intentional, in a career total of 50 homers.
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Lincoln County
Josie Bird
West Virginia Sports Writers Association
Bird
Tommy Barrett
Josie
Indiana
Cabell Midland
West Virginia
Panthers
Ryleigh Shull
Shull
Louisiana Tech
John Marshall
Ava Blake
Sydney Young
St. Albans
Blake
Monarchs
Young
Greenbrier East
Alanis McClary
Washington
Gabby Bibb
Hurricane
Alex Anderson
Kayla Bartley
Spartans
Taylor Boswell
South Charleston
Pinkie Harper
Jaden Jones
George Washington
Tylie Barton
Parkersburg South
Brooklin Whitehead
Drea Watts
Chloe Constantino
Jefferson
Becca Munslow
Glenville State
Madison Pitts
Spring Valley
University
Olivia Masoner
Sabrina Rose
Kate Swisher
Addie Armstrong
Kate Spry
Caroline Dunn
Parkersburg
Kylie Conley
Sophia Lehosti
Carly Constantino
Wvswa.org
Bearwoodcompany.com
Jerry Adkins
The
Herald-Dispatch
Appy. Ridge Runners head to Pulaski for weekend road trips
In the first inning, Appy stranded at third as Koby Kroft added Burling ton’s only other hit. Cooper Allen allowed five scoreless innings with four strikeouts and one walk on three hits for the Lock Puppets. Ridge Runners visit Caf Fee Park in Pulaski Friday through Sunday for fan friendly road trips before returning to Bowen Field June 13 to start a two game series with the River Turtles.
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Koby Kroft
Burlington
Lock
Cooper Allen
Ridge Runners
Caffee Park
Pulaski
Bluefield
Ridge
Bowen Field
River Turtles
Toronto tops Orioles as Guerrero Jr. homers in win
Vlad Guerrero Jr. belted a three run shot and Yuji Kikuchi whittled six innings to end a seven game winless skid as the Blue Jays defeated Baltimore 6 5 to split the four game set. Adley Rutschman homered from both sides of the plate for the Orioles in a losing effort.
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Toronto
Vladimir Guerrero Jr
Yusei Kikuchi
Toronto Blue Jays
Baltimore Orioles
Adley Rutschman
Orioles
Chris Young
Associated Press
Cade Povich
West Virginia coach Mazey ends era after season
Mountaineers, picked sixth in the Big 12, rode pitching and a final run from coach Randy Mazey, who announced this would be his last season. Players cited pride for the state and the program as they chase a regional or College World Series dream. Weston Mazey’s resilience and family efforts are highlighted alongside Mazey’s 12th WVU season and prior coaching stops.
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Mountaineers
Derek Clark
JJ Wetherholt
Mazey
West Virginia
Charleston Southern
East Carolina
Aidan Major
Arizona
Weston
Wammer
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Texas
UCF
TCU
Omaha
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Woodrow Wilson
Aubrey Smallwood
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Smallwood
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Katie Justice
Madison Wisman
Morgantown
Ava Bentley
Bentley
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Justice
Olivia Bell
Hedgesville
Mayla Ortega
Soph
Maddie Wisman
Punkie Harper
UTL
Sophia Lehosii
Washinton
Jillian Butler
Ripley
Abby Roberts
Becca Pennington
Arien Cooper
Abigail Jenkins
Princeton
Lydia McClintock
Musselman
Allison Ramey
Kacie Fraley
Beckley
Alexis Cumberledge
Alexa Forshea
Hampshire
Alyssa Abel
Buckhannon-Upshur
Addison Perdue
Rebecca Conrad
Emily Peterson
Emma Johnson
Faith Randolph
Wheeling Park
Brooklyn Bird
Reese Ward
Zoey Agnew
Sophia Frye
Lily Carola
Haley Jones
Oak Hill
Shaylea Blackhurst
Riverside
Jaden Bishop
Capital
Liz Alsop
Riley Smith
Alexis Wagner
Spring Mills
Courtney Greenfield
Kiersten Lacy
Nicole Harris
Micah
University Soph
Becca Beatty
Quinn Ballengee
Cabell Midland Sr
Andrea Watts
Jefferson (Jr
Washington (Jr
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Greenbrier Eze
IF — Brooklin Whitehead
Parkersby South
Jay Guerrero
Toronto Tops Orioles
Blue Jays
John Schneider
Baltimore
Rutschman
Kikuchi
Zach Pop
Brandon Hyde
José Berrios
NCAA
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Randy
Amanda
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