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EXTRA INNING SOFTBALL 2022 ALL-SUMMER TEAM
The 18U, 16U and 14U All-Summer Teams feature players from teams that finished in the Top 9 at PGF and Alliance Nationals. The Honorable Mention list (upcoming) features one top player per team for squads that didn’t finish Top 9 at Nationals…
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14U DIVISION
MVP PLAYER
Meiko Dominguez, 2025, C/SS/3B, Texas Bombers Gold-Malpass: The uncommitted player ended summer with .417 batting average, 43 hits, 10 homers, 45 RBIs and 33 runs on the summer and she was named the MVP of the Alliance Fastpitch Championship Series en route to leading the Bombers to the 14U Alliance national title.
MVP PITCHER
Madilyn Byrd, 2025, RHP, Birmingham Thunderbolts Premier 2025-Kemp: The uncommitted right-hander has been the Bolts leader the past two seasons and the -game-winning pitcher for both of the team’s PGF national championships. She threw 95 innings this summer with 117 strikeouts and only 24 walks. She had a 1.7 ERA. She threw 5.2 innings with six strikeouts and no earned runs in the PGF 14U national championship game.
ALL-SUMMER TEAM
Ava Hodo, 2026, C/3B, Birmingham Thunderbolts Premier 2025-Kemp: The uncommitted player has been one of the best players in the country for years and this year was no different. She hit .467 with a 1.252 OPS, 43 hits, 11 doubles, three home runs and 32 RBIs. She had a fantastic PGF 14U Premier Nationals, batting .552 with a 1.486 OPS, 16 hits, six doubles and 14 RBIs. She also did not give up a stolen base at the PGF 14U Premier Nationals.
Kaileigh Byars, 2025, OF/LHP, Birmingham Thunderbolts Premier 2025-Kemp: The uncommitted player has been a mainstay for the last few seasons in the heart of the Bolts’ order. She hit .400 with a 1.057 OPS, 30 hits, five doubles, three home runs, 15 RBIs and 31 runs scored. She had a good PGF 14U Premier Nationals, going .370, with a .950 OPS, 10 hits, three doubles, five RBIs and 12 runs scored. Defensively, she locked down CF all season.
Haley Hart, 2025, MIF/OF, Birmingham Thunderbolts Premier 2025-Kemp: The uncommitted player has been one of the most dependable players on the Bolts both offensively and defensively. She hit .357 with a .889 OPS, 30 hits, three doubles, two home runs, 21 RBIs and 20 runs scored. She had a great PGF 14U Premier Nationals, going .385 with an .875 OPS, 10 hits, a double, eight RBIs and eight runs scored. Defensively, she came up with big play after big play.
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Alex Starr, 2025, RHP, Texas Bombers Gold-Malpass: The uncommitted right-hander was 16-1 with 122 strikeouts and batted over .400 on the summer.
Cali Deal, 2025, LHP, Texas Bombers Gold-Malpass: The uncommitted lefty went 13-2 with 99 strikeouts on the summer. She came up big for the Bombers at the 14U Alliance Nationals.
Brooklyn Gidley, 2026, MIF, Texas Bombers Gold-Malpass: The uncommitted middle infielder finished the summer with highest batting average (.445) on the team, leading off every game for the team. She had 57 Hits, scoring 50 runs and stealing 32 bases.
Ava Ratliff, 2025, C, Beverly Bandits Premier-Moran: The uncommitted catcher hit .414 with a 1.388 OPS, 16 home runs, 48 extra-base hits and 71 RBIs to help the Bandits finish second at the PGF 14U Premier Nationals. The Bandits played six games against Texas Riptide, Corona Angels-Tyson and Batbusters-Smith and she had six homers in those games.
Ava “Lolo” Lorenzatti, 2026, RHP, Beverly Bandits Premier-Moran: The uncommitted right-hander pitched in almost all of the Bandits’ big games this summer. Her riseball is her top pitch and really controls the strike zone for a power pitcher. She already has the eyes of most SEC coaches. She hit .358 and had a 1.10 ERA with 163 strikeouts in 130 innings this summer.
Brooke Stang, 2025, OF, Beverly Bandits Premier-Moran: The uncommitted outfielder is a threat to get on base at all time. She has a great mix of seeing the field and hitting for power. Bandits coach Chad Moran believes she will be hitting for more power and has a chance to be a top hitter in the 2025 class in the coming years. Stang hit .487 with a 1.211 OPS, five home runs, 32 RBIs and 24 SBs this summer.
Ki’Ele Ho-Ching, 2026, MIF, Athletics Mercado 2025-Tidd: The uncommitted middle infielder hit .466 with a 1.268 OPS, 48 hits, nine doubles, two triples, seven homers, 39 runs, 15 SBs and 50 RBIs for Athletics Mercado, whuch reached the 14U Alliance Nationals finals.
Victoria Guzman, 2026, OF, Athletics Mercado 2025-Tidd: The uncommitted outfielder hit .449 with a 1.093 OPS, 48 hits, four doubles, four triples, one homer, 46 runs, 25 SBs and 20 RBIs.
Taelyn Holley, 2025, OF, Athletics Mercado 2025-Tidd: The uncommitted outfielder hit .447 with a 1.258 OPS, 47 hits, eight doubles, one triple, five homers, 15 SBs, 38 runs and 24 RBIs.
Bella Maria, 2026, OF, Jersey Intensity-BOD: The uncommitted outfielder hit .550 with a .817 SLG, 13 doubles, three triples, three home runs with a 1.000 fielding percentage in the outfield. She came up big with multiple ESPN diving catches. Bella helped lead her team to a third place-finish at PGF 14U Premier Nationals.
Sienna Bocchino, 2026, OF, Jersey Intensity-BOD: The uncommitted outfielder hit .450 with 25 stolen bases. She is a triple threat at the plate with 2.6 home-to-first speed and a 1.000 fielding percentage in the outfield. Sienna came up big at PGF 14U Premier Nationals this summer going through the outfield fence to rob a home run.
Irma Urincho, 2025, 1B, OC Batbusters-Gonzalez/Tamura: The uncommitted infielder hot .426 with a .957 SLG, 1,429 OPS and 17 homers for the Batbusters, which finished tied for third place at the 14U Alliance Nationals.
Jaeda Diaz, 2026, 1B/3B, OC Batbusters-Gonzalez/Tamura: The uncommitted corner infielder hit .417 with a .487 OBP, .699 SLG, 10 homers and 61 RBIs for the Batbusters.
Ariel Arambula, 2026, 1B/CF/P, Hotshots National 08-Galloway: The uncommitted player hit .522 with a .564 OBP, 1.033 SLG, 21 doubles, 13 triples, 15 home runs, 100 RBIs, 73 runs and 11 SBs to lead the Hotshots to a third-place finish at the PGF 14U Premier Nationals.
Stevie South, 2026, C/UT, Hotshots National 08-Galloway: The uncommitted catcher hit .464 with a .544 OBP, .659 SLG, five doubles, 12 triples, two home runs, 52 RBIs, 83 runs and 31 SBs for the Hotshots.
Lilly Rullison, 2026, OF, Texas Glory Naudin: The uncommitted outfielder hit .422 with a 1.062 OPS, 54 hits, 19 doubles, 46 RBIs and 42 runs to help Texas Glory Naudin finish tied for third place at the 14U Alliance Nationals.
Jordan Stewart, 2025, SS, Texas Glory Naudin: The uncommitted middle infielder hit .395 with a 1.021 OPS, 60 hits, 12 doubles, six triples, 26 RBIs and 56 runs for Texas Glory Naudin this summer.
Khamari Hall, 2025, UT, Texas Riptide: The uncommitted player hit .682 with a .708 OBP, 75 hits, three homers and 56 SBs for the Riptide, which finished tied for fifth place at PGF 14U Premier Nationals.
Alisa Sneed, 2025, CF/SS, Texas Riptide: The uncommitted speedster hit .453 with a .566 OBP, 43 hits, 10 homers and 36 SBs.
Abby Ford, 2027, RHP, OC Batbusters-Hudson/Stern: The uncommitted right-hander had a 1.65 ERA, 1.05 WHIP and 238 strikeouts in 176 innings for the Batbusters this summer to help her team finish tied for fifth place at the 14U Alliance Nationals. Ford struck out 71 in 46.2 innings at the Alliance Fastpitch Championship Series.
Kali Su’e, 2025, 2B/3B, OC Batbusters-K. Stith: The uncommitted infielder batted .469, with a .497 OBP, 16 doubles and 43 RBIs to help the Batbusters finish tied for fifth place at the 14U Alliance Nationals.
Alyssa Grajeda, 2025, 1B/3B, OC Batbusters-K. Stith: The uncommitted corner infielder batted in the third spot in the order and hit .469 with a .497 OBP, 16 doubles and,43 RBIs for the Batbusters.
Amanda Benites, 2026, 2B/3B/SS, Arizona Storm-Appel/Heffley: The uncommitted infielder was a terror to her opponents in the leadoff spot. She hit .529 against the best in 14U with 72 hits and 15 RBIs. Once on base, it was almost a given she was stealing with her lightening fast speed. She was 34 of 36 this summer in stolen base attempts, leading her to a team-leading 51 runs. Defensively, she had a slick glove up the middle at 2B, finishing the summer with a .935 fielding percentage and was a part of seven double plays.
Jazmin Ramirez, 2025, 3B/SS/P, Arizona Storm-Appel/Heffley: The uncommitted infielder was a beast in the middle of the Storm’s lineup, hitting mostly clean-up for the summer. She finished the summer hitting .446 with 50 hits, 14 extra-bases hits and 39 RBIs. She added 32 runs scored with three stolen bases and seven sac flies to constantly have quality at bats and help her team win. Defensively, she was a jack of all trades. She played primarily 3B, but also helped at SS and in the circle. At 3B/SS, she finished with a .920 fielding percentage and helped turn four double plays. In the circle, she finished the summer only allowing one earned run and had a team leading 0.45 ERA while opponents hit just .176 off her.
Addison Caldwell, 2025, SS/3B/C/OF, Finesse-Dreher/Langlois: The uncommitted player hit .349 with a .393 OBP, .494 SLG, .887 OPS, 29 hits and 14 RBIs to lead Finesse to a seventh-place finish at PGF 14U Premier Nationals.
Ryan Works, 2026, C/3B, Finesse-Dreher/Langlois: The uncommitted player batted .413 with a .434 OBP, .641 SLG, 1.076 OPS, 38 hits and 26 RBIs for Finesse.
Sheila Forbes, 2025, OF, Tampa Mustangs 2025-Viruet: The uncommitted outfielder batted leadoff and hit .383 with a .448 OBP, 36 hits, 10 SBs and 27 runs to help the Tampas Mustangs place tied for seventh place at the 14U Alliance Nationals.
Anabela Abdullah, 2026, SS, Tampa Mustangs 2025-Viruet: The uncommitted middle infielder showed why she is considered one of the best players in her class and she proved it this summer. She led her team in almost every offensive category, and also put on a show with her glove on the defensive side. She hit .403 with a .524 OBP, .714 SLG, four troples, four homers, 30 RBIs and 10 SBs.
Shayla Bahr, 2026, CF/MIF, Georgia Impact 08-Taylor: The uncommitted player was the defensive leader and leadoff hitter to set the tone for Georgia Impact, which finished tied for seventh place at the PGF 14U Premier Nationals. She can lock down center field or help play up the middle on the infield when needed. In the four biggest tournaments this summer — PGF Show Me The Money, Colorado Sparkler Power Pool, Triple Crown Southeast Nationals and PGF 14U Premier Nationals — she had 37 hits and 34 runs.
Braylee Spencer, 2027, RHP, Georgia Impact 08-Taylor: The uncommitted right-hander led the team in innings pitched, strikeouts and ERA this summer. She pitched in many of team’s biggest games and always handled that pressure when called on.
Veronica Esparza, 2025, P/1B, OC Batbusters-Coyle: The uncommitted player hit .459 and had a 2.18 ERA in 119 innings. Batbusters cpach Cheyenne Coyle said she is “easily our best hitter, lefty power hitter, who absolutely raked this summer.”
Lauren Jones, 2025, SS, OC Batbusters-Coyle: The uncommitted middle infielder hit .386 and was the team’s best fielder and made many great plays for the Batbusters, who finished tied for seventh place at the 14U Alliance Nationals.
Sahara Wilson, 2025, OF, Starz National Gold-Bunn: The uncommitted speedster batted .526 with a .565 OBP, .618 SLG, 1.183 OPS and 39 runs for Starz Gold, which finished tied for ninth place at the PGF 14U Premier Nationals.
Maddie LeMasters, 2025, 1B, Starz National Gold-Bunn: The uncommitted infielder hit .425 with a .494 OBP, .669 SLG, 1.163 OPS, 17 doubles, five triples, three homers and 49 runs.
Delaney Aumua, 2025, 1B/OF, Lady Magic 07-Walling: The uncommitted player hit .485 with a .531 OBP, 1.401 OPS, .871 SLG, 67 hits, 14 doubles, one triple, 11 homers, 59 RBIs, 36 runs and she had a .994 fielding percentage for the Lady Magic, who finished tied for ninth place at the PGF 14U Premier Nationals.
Hayden Kynes, 2025, C/3B/1B, Lady Magic 07-Walling: The uncommitted player hit .440 with a .504 OBP, 1.302 OPS, .798 SLG, 63 hits, 16 doubles, 11 homers, 45 RBIs, 21 runs and she had a .993 fielding percentage.
Sierra Nichols, 2026, 2B/OF, BSC Bengals-Nichols: The uncommitted player hiy .370 with a .525 OBP, 53 runs, 13 sacrifices and 37 SBs for the Bengals, who finished tied for ninth place at the PGF 14U Premier Nationals.
Maddie Jeanblanc, 2025, C/3B, BSC Bengals-Nichols: The uncommitted player hit .364 with a .461 OBP, .629 SLG, 12 doubles, 5 triples, and 6 over the fence HR’s, 57 RBIs and 37 runs. She had multiple throw outs from catcher and back picks and game-clinching homers.
Joy Wilde, 2025, C/1B, NW Bullets Guile-Muir: The uncommitted hit .532 with a .556 OBP, 1.273 SLG, 1.828 OPS, nine doubles, 16 homers, 34 runs and 49 RBIs for the Bullets, who finished tied for ninth place at PGF 14U Premier Nationals.
Myleigh Cooper, 2025, P/IF, NW Bullets Guile-Muir: The uncommitted hit .478 with a .551 OBP, .881 SLG, 1.432 OPS, four doubles, one triples, seven homers, 29 runs and 27 RBIs.
Blakely Barber, 2025, RHP, Texas Blaze United-L. Robertson: The uncommitted right-hander had a 2.50 ERA and 95 strikeouts in 70 innings to help Blaze United finish tied for ninth place at the 14U Alliance Nationals.
Macie McLellan, 2025, CF/RHP, Texas Blaze United-L. Robertson: The uncommitted player led her team offensively, kept Blaze United in games with her reads running balls down in center field, and can set batters off balance with her spins on the mound. McLellan batted .481 for the season, led the team in stolen bases with 20. She closed the season with a 2.60 ERA.
Reece Uehara, 2025, RHP, OC Batbusters 2025-Lastrapes/Sasaki: The uncommitted right-hander went 10-2 wiyj a 1.97 ERA with 60 Ks in 78 innings to help the Batbusters finish tied for ninth place at the 14U Alliance Nationals.
Payton Harris, 2025, CF, OC Batbusters 2025-Lastrapes/Sasaki: The uncommitted outfielder hit .455 with 40 RBIs, five home runs, 20 SBs, and she also had two over-the-fence robberies of home runs for outs.
Isabella Gonzalez, 2027, RHP, USA Athletics Gold-Rogers/Mathis: The uncommitted right-hander is a power pitcher that consistently throws from 59-62 mph. She not only brings the heat, but has precise location for her age. She has great spin and movement on her ball with a large variety of effective pitches to keep hitters off balance. She is a true competitor and thrives in pressured situations. She had a 2.40 ERA and 196 strikeouts in 182 innings.
Sacha Zalamea, 2027, MIF, USA Athletics Gold-Rogers/Mathis: The uncommitted middle infielder has a smooth glove, quick exchange, tremendous range and an advanced softball IQ. Her time from home-to-first is consistently under 3 seconds. She hit .476 with a .546 OBP and a 1.284 OPS.
Brianah Alejandre, 2025, SS, Corona Angels-Tyson: The uncommitted middle infielder led the team in all offensive categories and helped the Corona Angels finish tied for ninth place at the 14U Alliance Nationals.
Montserrat Reyes-Cardenas, 2025, P, Corona Angels-Tyson: The uncommitted Reyes-Cardenas established her self as one of the top pitchers in her class by facing many of the top hitters in the country.
Gianna Flores, 2026, C, Athletics Mercado 08-Berni: The uncommitted catcher batted .446 with four homers and 22 RBIs for Athletics Mercado, which finished tied for ninth place at the 14U Alliance Nationals.
Charli Calas, 2026, 1B, Athletics Mercado 08-Berni: The uncommitted infielder hit .393 with 10 home runs and 31 RBI s.
Jaydyn Sanchez, 2026, P, Corona Angeles 2026-Perez/Tyson: Sanchez was the go-to pitcher for the Corona Angels, who finished tied for ninth place at the 14U Alliance Nationals.
Jordin Washington, 2026, MIF/CF, Corona Angeles 2026-Perez/Tyson: Washington was the leadoff hitter and had a great summer for the Corona Angels’ high-powered offense.
Paityn Slezak, 2026, 2B/OF, Top Gun-Slezak: The uncommitted player batted .483 with a .524 OBP, 1.101 OPS, 73 hits, 29 SBs and 57 runs for Top Gun, which finished tied for ninth place at the 14U Alliance Nationals.
Lauren Flowers, 2025, OF/IF, Top Gun-Slezak: The uncommitted player hit .412 with a .459 OBP, 1.157 OPS, six homers, 12 SBs and 47 RBIs.
— Carlos Arias, Extra Inning Softball (Follow Carlos on Twitter @Los_Stuff)