Spring All Peninsula 2011 - Peninsula Daily News

14 Friday, June 17, 2011
All-Peninsula Spring 2011
Peninsula Daily News
All-Peninsula Softball
Players were selected by area softball coaches and the sports staff of the Peninsula Daily News.
Lea Hopson
Sequim (Senior)
Infield — MVP
The two-time
Olympic League MVP
put up gaudy stats
again this spring with
a .625 average, 32 extra
base hits, 54 RBIs
and 80 runs scored.
Kelsey Hinsdale
Port Angeles (Senior)
Infield
Named a first-team
All-Olympic Leaguer
for the third straight
year, Hinsdale hit .500
with 5 home runs, 6
doubles, 30 RBIs and
20 runs scored.
Cindy Miller
Sequim (Senior)
Infield
The Wolves’ second
baseman set the table
near the top of the
order — .414 average,
51 runs, 10 stolen
bases — as a first-team
All-Olympic Leaguer.
Kaylie Castillo
Chimacum (Senior)
Infield
A first-team All-
Nisqually League
selection for the
second year in a row,
Castillo hit a teambest
.452 with 17
RBIs and 3 doubles.
Maddy
Zbaraschuk
Sequim (Senior)
Catcher
The first-team All-
Olympic Leaguer will
play for UM-St. Louis
after hitting a teambest
.682 with 9
homers and 63 RBIs.
Hannah Wahto
Port Angeles (Junior)
Catcher
PA’s backstop was
named a first-team
All-Olympic League
player after hitting
.556 with four
homers, 36 RBIs and
34 runs scored.
Rylleigh
Zbaraschuk
Sequim (Sophomore)
Outfield
Sequim’s leadoff
hitter hit .600 with
62 runs, 33 RBIs, 17
stolen bases and 6
homers as a first-team
All-Olympic Leaguer.
Sheri Adams
Port Angeles (Senior)
Outfield
Seeing limited
action because of
injuries, Adams hit
.457 with 8 RBIs and
6 doubles and earned
2nd-team All-Olympic
League honors.
Sarah Bacchus
Quilcene (Senior)
Catcher/Pitcher
The Ranger captain
was named co-Sea-
Tac League MVP after
hitting .553 with four
homers and racking
up 46 Ks with a 7-2
record pitching.
Demiree Briones
Sequim (Junior)
Pitcher
The first-team
All-Olympic League
hurler was 24-0 this
spring with a 1.98
ERA and 115 Ks. She
also hit .522 with 40
RBIs and 4 homers.
Stacy Webb
Port Angeles (Senior)
Pitcher
PA’s three-time
All-Olympic League
pitcher had a 2.84
ERA in her final
season with a 15-5
record and 131 Ks in
123 innings pitched.
Joel Lewis
Sequim
Coach of the Year
Lewis’ first year as
head coach turned
out to be one for
the ages as Sequim
went a perfect 28-0
on the way to its
first state title.
Honorable Mention: Meleny Fors (Port Angeles); Cydney Nelson (Chimacum); Columbia Haupt (Sequim); Sammy Rae (Quilcene); Alyssa Feldewert (Forks);
Natassja Savidge (Chimacum); Cailey Snyder (Chimacum); Emily Drake (Port Angeles); Alexas Besand (Sequim); Courtnie Paul (Forks); Bridget Galle (Chimacum);
Kaitlyn Cadero (Chimacum); Mariah Frazier (Port Angeles); Bailey Rhodefer (Sequim).