2019 Softball Finalists

Alyson Marcum

Marcum did everything for the Mules, compiling a 0.81 ERA in 103.1 innings and batting .672. She broke the state record with 39 walks drawn and was a Class 1 first-team all-state selection at pitcher.

Madeline Hendrix

Hendrix had a .507 batting average, including .545 with runners in scoring position. She also had a 1-0 record with a 1.94 ERA and earned Class 2 second-team all-state honors in the fall.

Kaylee Davis

Davis set a new state record for career pitching wins with 99. She had a 1.63 ERA in the fall season and 0.72 in the spring and finished with a combined 282 strikeouts.

Lilly Jones

Jones had a hit in all 24 games this past fall and finished the season with a .602 average. She’s 12th in state history in hits per game and was a Class 2 all-state selection.

Anelle Harris

The sole freshman softball finalist, Harris was clutch for the Indians, hitting a walk-off home run in the Class 1 quarterfinals. She batted .443 with 29 RBIs and 30 runs scored.

Hope Hartman

The sophomore had a .575 batting average with six home runs and 47 RBIs. Hartman was named the Bootheel Conference Player of the Year.

Riley Burger

Burger recorded a .517 batting average and was 44-for-44 on stolen base attempts. She holds the school record in that category and was named Class 3 all-state.

Kaylee Payne

The Southeast Missouri State commit hit .580 in the spring with 14 doubles, four triples and three home runs. She was 38-for-39 on stolen bases.

Bailey Burns

Burns had a .653 batting average with 46 runs scored and 51 stolen bases. She is second in state history with 191 stolen bases and will play at Colgate next season.

Kaileigh Dirden

Dirden had a .614 batting average and a 2.019 on-base plus slugging percentage. She also struck out 178 batters and had a 0.89 ERA in 110 2/3 innings.

Makenna Moore

Moore led her team to the Class 2 final four and earned all-state honors. Across the spring and fall seasons, she won 37 games with a 0.98 ERA and 312 strikeouts.