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FIRST TEAM
Angelina Baronci, C, Wellington senior: Baronci provided pop in the Wolverines’ lineup, hitting .406 with 12 extra-base hits — four
doubles, six triples and two home runs. Baronci drove in 20 runs and had a 1.199 OPS.
Sam Basen, IF, Jupiter senior: Basen, a three-time first-team selection, finished her career with another excellent season, Basen hit .387 with seven extra-base hits (two doubles, three triples and her first two career home runs). Basen, a FAU signee, also had 13 steals and 1.207 OPS.
Haven Berryhill, OF, Seminole Ridge senior: Berryhill excelled in her senior season, setting career highs in batting average (.559), hits (38) and RBIs (18). She notched a 1.200 OPS and also stole 34 bases.
Adriana Boucher, UT, Spanish River junior: Boucher had a breakout year, hitting .492 with 17 extra-base hits (13 doubles, three
triples and one home run). Boucher had 21 RBIs and a 1.390 OPS.
Sierra Cook, IF, Dwyer senior: Cook set career highs in batting average (.432), home runs (five), RBIs (31) and OPS (1.268).
Avalowe Fitzgerald, P, Jupiter freshman: Fitzgerald hit .500 with 11 doubles, three triples and two home runs, piling up a 1.413 OPS. In the circle, she went 12-2 with a 1.63 ERA and 135 strikeouts in 86 innings.
Lex Gleichenhaus, IF, Olympic Heights senior: Gleichenhaus led the Lions with seven extra-base hits, 22 RBIs and a 1.258 OPS. The senior hit .438 with 14 stolen bases.
Lilly Larkin, IF, West Boca Raton freshman: Larkin had a breakout freshman campaign, leading the Bulls with a .500 batting average and notching 11 extra-base hits (eight doubles and three triples). Larkin had a 1.244 OPS and led the team with 14 steals.
Kaiya Parker, OF, Jupiter sophomore: Parker improved on a solid freshman year, hitting .486 with eight extra-base hits. Parker drove in 23 runs and had a 1.180 OPS. Parker also stole 11 bases.
Sasha Seidel, P, Jupiter senior: Seidel hit .369 with one home run, 25 RBIs and a .909 OPS. She also pitched 48 1/3 innings and went 8-2 wit ha 1.59 ERA. She struck out 77 batters.
Gabriela Thigpen, IF, West Boca Raton junior: Thigpen notched a .471 batting average and hit 11 doubles (as well as one home run). Thigpen ended the year with a 1.212 OPS.
Cameron Vickers, P, Wellington sophomore: Vickers was Wellington’s ace, going 4-2 with a 1.96 ERA. Vickers pitched 78 2/3 innings, striking out 69 batters.
Abygail Gonzalez, UT, Spanish River senior: Gonzalez hit .458 with seven doubles, two home runs and a 1.268 OPS and was the Sharks’ No. 1 pitcher.
Angeline Mergen, UTIL, Park Vista senior: Mergen set career highs in batting average (.522), doubles (five), triples (nine), RBIs (23), OPS (1.524) and stolen bases (27).
SECOND TEAM
Araya Brunner, IF, West Boca Raton senior
Jersey Colarelli, OF, Olympic Heights freshman
Gabi de los Reyes, IF, Wellington junior
Kiersten Farkas, IF, Forest Hill senior
Ainsley Graybeal, IF, Jupiter sophomore
Kiah Haston, IF, Palm Beach Central junior
Addison Held, IF, Jupiter sophomore
Jasmine Jones, OF, Wellington senior
Jayla Knowles, OF, Forest Hill freshman
Madison Luft, OF, West Boca Raton senior
Fatima Masri, OF, Dwyer sophomore
Cameron Moro, IF, Seminole Ridge senior
Ary Nord, IF, Seminole Ridge sophomore
Liv Santiago, C, West Boca Raton freshman
HONORABLE MENTION
Boca Raton: Audrey Brandao, Emily Falkowitz, Julie Lowe; Dwyer: Maddy Lowdermilk, Ava
Pratt; Forest Hill: Hazel Djidji, Murphie Ockunzzi, Lily Siciliano, Cora Whepley; John I.
Leonard: Abigael Desrosiers, Kayla Martinez, Ivanna Salas, Jaylynn Stone; Olympic Heights:
Alexa Andersen, Mia Pyenson; Palm Beach Central: Alexia Sullo; Park Vista: Brianna
Flanagin, Erin Hayes; Seminole Ridge: Leah Labutka, Tasmin Lee, Zarah Lee, Sydney Phillips,
Cailee Sessions; Spanish River: Jenna Domenici, Mirabel Jimenez; Wellington: Gabby,
D’Arcangelo, Sam Ellis; West Boca Raton: Megan Brockmann, Carla Green, Teagan O’Neill
COACH OF THE YEAR
Steve Ahern, Jupiter: The Warriors were one of Palm Beach County’s top teams, ending the season 22-4. Jupiter
reached the state semifinals before falling to eventual champion Oviedo Hagerty.
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