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The Northwoods Softball League has established itself as one of the top collegiate summer leagues, and for the first time, the Wisconsin-based league will hold an all-star game on Saturday, July 11.
The inaugural contest will feature three members of the Washington Huskies, who have put together strong seasons against top competition.
Ahead of her senior season, Carroll has a strong argument to be named Northwoods League MVP. Her .530 batting average, 10 home runs, which also earned her a spot in the home run challenge, and 33 runs batted in all lead the league, while she's also posted 40 runs, 35 hits, and 16 walks with a 1.592 OPS, as part of a stellar summer that should give her ample momentum to bring back to coach Heather Tarr and the Huskies.
After transferring from Arizona to Washington, the former five-star recruit struggled in her first year on Montlake to the tune of a 6.26 ERA and 1.40 WHIP, but has found her stride alongside Carroll with the Madison Night Mares. Across 8 appearances and 29 1/3 innings pitched, Maddox holds a 4-0 record with a save, while her 4.06 ERA ranks No. 3 in the league.
The former MaxPreps Oklahoma State Player of the Year has put together a promising campaign with the Wausau Ignite. Over 18 games, she's posted a .349 batting average and 1.099 OPS with 22 hits, 4 home runs, 20 RBI, 19 runs scored, and 3 stolen bases.
This article originally appeared on Huskies Wire: Washington softball has three named Northwoods League All-Stars
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The inaugural contest will feature three members of the Washington Huskies, who have put together strong seasons against top competition.
OF Ava Carroll
congratulations to hilary blomberg, mickayla tosch, dani lucey, and ava carroll on being selected to participate in the inaugural NWLS home run challenge!!️ pic.twitter.com/YVwavjRagz
— Madison Night Mares (@NightMares_SB) July 3, 2026
Ahead of her senior season, Carroll has a strong argument to be named Northwoods League MVP. Her .530 batting average, 10 home runs, which also earned her a spot in the home run challenge, and 33 runs batted in all lead the league, while she's also posted 40 runs, 35 hits, and 16 walks with a 1.592 OPS, as part of a stellar summer that should give her ample momentum to bring back to coach Heather Tarr and the Huskies.
P Ryan Maddox
congratulations to ryan maddox, leila ammon, andrea jaskowiak, and kyra smith for being selected to play in the inaugural NWLS all-star game️ pic.twitter.com/oWnhdTEKLc
— Madison Night Mares (@NightMares_SB) July 3, 2026
After transferring from Arizona to Washington, the former five-star recruit struggled in her first year on Montlake to the tune of a 6.26 ERA and 1.40 WHIP, but has found her stride alongside Carroll with the Madison Night Mares. Across 8 appearances and 29 1/3 innings pitched, Maddox holds a 4-0 record with a save, while her 4.06 ERA ranks No. 3 in the league.
INF Marley Teasley
The Ignite are bringing the heat to the All Star Game
Congratulations to our 4 All Stars, Mia Johnson, Claire Calmes, Marley Teasley, and Zoey Mills! #WausauIgnite#LightsIgnitepic.twitter.com/C0WNzKH8Zl
— Wausau Ignite (@wausauignite) July 3, 2026
The former MaxPreps Oklahoma State Player of the Year has put together a promising campaign with the Wausau Ignite. Over 18 games, she's posted a .349 batting average and 1.099 OPS with 22 hits, 4 home runs, 20 RBI, 19 runs scored, and 3 stolen bases.
This article originally appeared on Huskies Wire: Washington softball has three named Northwoods League All-Stars
Continue reading...