South Carolina Football Coaches Association announces All-State teams

Dennis Brunson hssr.com Associate Editor • December 23, 2024

Thirty players chosen for overall All-State team

           The South Carolina Football Coaches Association has released its six 2024 All-State teams, one an overall team regardless of classifciation and one for each of the five classifications.


            The 30-player overall team is made up of 17 AAAAA players, six AAAA players, two AAA players, three AA players and two Class A players.


            The quarterback is Richland Northeast High School's Will Wilson, who was named SC Mr. Football on Saturday. The running backs are Marquise Henderson of AAA Belton-Honea Path and AAAA South Aiken's Jevon Edwards. The wide receivers are all from AAAAA schools, Mikkel Skinner of Riverside, Gaffney's Jamarcus Smith, Irmo's Donovan Murph and Rock Hill's Malik Clark.


            The offensive linemen are Aiden Wiles of AA North Central, BHP's Oliver Marett, Gaffney's Shedrick Sarratt, Irmo's Ryan Love and Cal Pitts of AA state champion Clinton. The tight end is Jordan Collins of AAAA South Pointe, the all-purpose player is Irmo quarterback AJ Brand and the kicker is Matthew Fish, who kicked the game-winning field goal as time expired to lift Northwestern to a 34-31 win over Irmo in the AAAAA Division II state championship game.


           The defensive line is made up of AAAAA players, Norhwestern's Andre Pickett, Josh Smith of AAAAA Division I state champion Dutch Fork, Summerville's Yasir Smith and Andrew Joseph of Goose Creek. The linebackers are Cam’Rich Smith of AAAAA Spartanburg, AA Lake City's Torrance Wilson,, Spencer Conn of AAAA Daniel and Matt McAuley of AAAAA Lexington.


           The defensive backs are Damarcus Leach of Class A state champion Abbeville, Chamarryus Bomar of AAAA Westside, Elgin Sessions of Dutch Fork; Da’Marion Coe of AAAA Hartsville and AAAAA White Knoll's Devin Geronomi. The all-purpose player is Jaquel Holman of Class A Blackville-Hilda, and the punter is Grady Dangerfield of AAAAA James Island.



SCFCA ALL-STATE TEAMS

OVERALL

OFFENSE

Quarterback

Will Wilson, Richland Northeast

Running Backs

Marquise Henderson, Belton-Honea Path; Jevon Edwards, South Aiken

Wide Receivers

Mikkel Skinner, Riverside; Jamarcus Smith, Gaffney; Donovan Murph, Irmo; Malik Clark, Rock Hill

Offensive Linemen

Aiden Wiles, North Central; Oliver Marett, BHP; Shedrick Sarratt. Gaffney; Ryan Love, Irmo; Cal Pitts, Clinton

Tight End

Jordan Collins, South Pointe

All-Purpose

AJ Brand, Irmo

Kicker

Matthew Fish, Northwestern


DEFENSE

Defensive Linemen

Andre Pickett, Northwestern; Josh Smith, Dutch Fork; Yasir Smith, Summerville; Andrew Joseph, Goose Creek

Linebackers

Cam’Rich Smith, Spartanburg; Torrance Wilson, Lake City; Spencer Conn, Daniel; Matt McAuley, Lexington

Defensive Backs

Damarcus Leach, Abbeville; Chamarryus Bomar, Westside; Elgin Sessions, Dutch Fork; Da’Marion Coe, Hartsville; Devin Geronomi, White Knoll

All-Purpose

Jaquel Holman, Blackville-Hilda

Punter

Grady Dangerfield, James Island


AAAAA

OFFENSE

Quarterbacks

Finley Polk, Northwestern; Lincoln Huskey, Boiling Springs; Jaden Cummings, Summerville; Brady Albro, Chapin; Landon Sharpe, White Knoll Running backs

KD Patterson, T.L. Hanna; Landon Stone, Clover; Maurice Anderson, Dutch Fork; Jayden Acosta, Ashley Ridge; John Peeples, Sumter; Jayven Williams, Summerville

Wide Receivers

Jaden Deweese, Ashley Ridge; Jaiden Kelly-Murray, Summerville; Josh Ameo, Nation Ford; Khalen Bostick, Chapin; Stephen Collier, River Bluff; Kevin Boone, Berkeley; Weston Willis, Hillcrest; Justin Rice, Spartanburg; Kyle Patterson, Boiling Springs

Offensive Linemen

Rob Stevens, Greenwood; Bryce Rainwater, Hillcrest; Hunter Taylor, Greenville; Christian Smith, Lugoff-Elgin; JacQari Witherspoon, North Myrtle Beach; Caden Muskus, Chapin; John Corley, Summerville; Jerius Williams, Sumter; Kameron Wallace, Woodmont; Christian Huynh, Carolina Forest; Jordan Sullivan, J.L. Mann

Tight End/H Back

Cayden McFadden, Dutch Fork; Brady Ambrose, Catawba Ridge; Ke’Shon Washington, Summerville


DEFENSE

Defensive Linemen

Anthony Addison, Sumter; Sterling Sanders, Blythewood; Mason Grier, Northwestern; Malachi Jefferson, James Island; Artrez Nance, Hillcrest; Jaidyn Ferguson, Byrnes; Cleve Tellery, Ridge View; Jayden Martin, T.L. Hanna

Linebackers

Wyatt Ward, JL Mann; Andrew Ruppe, Gaffney; Will Massey, Northwestern; Peyton Jones, Spartanburg; Jaquavious Dodd, Eastside; Jordan Lowery, Sumter; Gavin Stam, Chapin; Kentavion Anderson, Dorman

Defensive Backs

Ramani Bruton, J.L. Mann; Omarion Davis, Indian Land; Cam Strong, T.L. Hanna; John Isham, Easley; Josh Dobson, Catawba Ridge; Tamarion Watkins, Northwestern; Bryce Seaborn, Greenwood; Derek Smith, Dutch Fork; Jeremiah Favorite, Boiling Springs

Athletes

Ezekiel Belcher, Woodmont; KJ Smith, Dutch Fork; Sequel Patterson, Indian Land

Specialists

Tripp Bryant, River Bluff; Noah Perrin, Greenwood



AAAA

OFFENSE

Quarterbacks

Cutter Woods, Westside; Roper Wentzky, A.C. Flora; Grayson Clary, Daniel

Running Backs

Sharode Richardson, Westside; Mason Pickett-Hicks, South Pointe; Reece Price, Wren; Troy Timko, Hilton Head

Wide Receivers

Connor Brown, North Augusta; Jayden Sellers, South Florence; John Simmons, Myrtle Beach; Kendall Byrd, A.C. Flora; Carson Haines, Hilton Head; Carnell Warren, Bluffton; Tylin Drakeford, Camden

Offensive Linemen

Victor Goree, South Pointe; Kevin Peay, Lancaster; Jackson Lanier, Blue Ridge; Jackson Njoku, Fountain Inn; Deric Brown, Hartsville; William Bonneville, May River; Gabe Martinez, Darlington; Evan Wilder, Hilton Head; Rocky Herd, Daniel

Tight End/H Back

Connor Gooding, Gilbert; Noah Lucas, Lower Richland


DEFENSE

Defensive Linemen

Amare Adams, South Florence; Aakil Brown, South Pointe; Jackson Chavis, Hartsville; Zavier Polite, May River; Chris Doyle, Bluffton; Dexter Johnson, Daniel; Brennen Williams, Lower Richland

Linebackers

Web Barnes, Hartsville; Micheal Boulware, Gray Collegiate; Ophir Hill, Lower Richland; Ryan Carter, York; Montrelle Keys, Airport; Cameron Coe, South Florence; Willie Smith, Dreher; Hudson Flanagan, May River

Defensive Backs

Jo Jo Crim, Camden; Tyler Morgan, Wren; Armoni Weaver, Westside; Ty Burke, North Augusta; Cedric Cisse, Lakewood; Wynn Meetze, Gilbert; Tristen Simmons, Hilton Head; AJ Hamilton, May River; Rha’Zarii Harris, Lower Richland

Athletes

Corey Tillman, North Augusta; Ti’Monti Emanuel, Wilson; Jaylen Augustus, Darlington; Hakeem Watters, Hartsville; Aedan McCarthy, Bluffton

Specialists

Bruce Brown, Daniel; Logan Freeman, Camden



AAA

OFFENSE

Quarterbacks

TJ Morris, Woodruff; Rahmond Hamilton, Dillon; Kenton Caldwell, Newberry; Noah Thomas, Belton-Honea Path

Running Backs

Jaylen McGill, Mountain View Prep; Darius Lattimer, Crescent; Landon Robinson, Walhalla; Jamarion Fling, Dillon; Aiden Gibson, Woodruff; Ty’Qwon Booker, Broome; Dre Brown, Silver Bluff

Wide Receivers

Abijah Webb, Pendleton; Josh Rice-Brandon, Union County; Kori Moates, Woodruff; Dru Goldsmith, Hanahan; Brayden Simpson, Broome; Jude Hall, Christ Church; Zamaurious Robertson, Dillon; Cam’Ron Frazier, Silver Bluff; Elijah Huggins, Powdersville; Kadarus Hainsworth, Mountain View Prep

Offensive Linemen

David Blanchard, Orangeburg-Wilkinson; Alex Cox, Chapman; Keylan Dixon, Belton-Honea Path; Amiri Hardy-Shipman, Broome; Lebron Lyles, Newberry; Garris Chambers, Silver Bluff; Townsend Crosby, Waccamaw; Cohen Lyda, Woodruff; Tra Bari Lee, Crescent; Antwain Mitchell, Hanahan; Connor Talley, Walhalla

Tight End/H Back

Kam Taylor, Woodruff; Eli Satterfield, Belton-Honea Path


DEFENSE

Defensive Linemen

Kylan Dixon, Belton-Honea Path; Jamarius Wilson, Loris; Damarea Thurmond, Loris; Trent Garner, Pendleton; Justin Lathon, Belton-Honea Path; Javier Mills, Powdersville; Kasiah Harkless-Adams, Swansea; Jaylon Davis, Union County

Linebackers

Jared Acosta, Newberry; Keryien Brown, Dillon; Isaac Hoskins, Crescent; Trey Harris, Silver Bluff; Shaun Graybill, Woodruff; Dax Allen, Pendleton; Javon Johnson, Loris; Tye Kelly, Belton-Honea Path; William Gillespie, St Joseph’s; Julian Senn, Newberry

Defensive Backs

Joshaun Knuckles, Powdersville; Cody Williams, Pendleton; Jasyiah Davis, Crescent; Tajeh Watson-Martin, Belton-Honea Path; KJ Miles, Belton-Honea Path; Adrian Grate, Wacammaw; Asher Littlejohn, Broome; Acie Hatfield, Christ Church; Zy Collymore, Pendleton

Athletes

Silas Parish, Walhalla; Kiante Parks, Crescent; Zhi’Mire Gerald, Loris

Specialists

Derrick Smalls, Battery Creek; Christian Bridwell, Belton-Honea Path



AA

OFFENSE

Quarterbacks

Tanner Watkins, Batesburg Leesville; Cameron Austin, Barnwell; Tavien Orellana, Philip Simmons; Josh Sims, Blacksburg

Running Backs

Tydarion Grier, Fairfield Central; Amadre Wooden, Batesburg-Leesville; Zayvion King, Ninety Six; AJ Lee, Andrews; Jaylen Singletary, Hampton County; Javen Cook, Clinton; Damias Seegars, Andrew Jackson; Tyleek Dukes, Kingstree

Wide Receivers

Blayne Edwards, Lake City; Jamerius Clark, Batesburg Leesville; Jay Sewell, Strom Thurmond; Logan Smith, Liberty; Jaquavis Clark, Chesterfield; Braylon Blanton, Chesnee; Ja’Kease Salley, Woodland; Mason Miles, Lake Marion

Offensive Linemen

Jabrell White, Chester; Tony Cherry, Barnwell; Austin Wertz, Ninety Six; Hunter Lawson, Clinton; Clayton Lawson, Clinton; Quamaine Vaughn, Philip Simmons; Jordan Swink, Ninety Six; John Campbell, Cheraw

Tight End/H Back

Logan Sturkie, Barnwell; Khalil Dorsey, Andrews; Brody Tonon, Philip Simmons


DEFENSE

Defensive Linemen

Mycheal Edwards-Wallace, Kingstree; Kaseam Liferidge, Timberland; JT Lott, Saluda; Josh Merriweather, Strom Thurmond; John Sawyer, Batesburg-Leesville; Chris Stewart, Andrews; Tony Broxton, Whale Branch; Terry Radford, Chester

Linebackers

DJ Blanding, Woodland; Mandrell Sanders, Hampton County; Messiah Brayboy-Singletary, Lake City; Sincere Hubbard, Chesterfield; Chauncey Turner, Fairfield Central; Kjay Proctor, Chesnee; Devin Cockfield, Lake City; Christian Burkett, Batesburg-Leesville

Defensive Backs

Jeffery Ceasar, Manning; Antario James, Fairfield Central; Jorden Timmons, Timberland; Marian Dewalt, Mid-Carolina; Robert Brown, Cheraw; Chris Boyd, Clinton; Travon Tate, Woodland; Tyler Davis, Hampton County

Athletes

KD Whitt, Batesburg-Leesville; Tray Wilson, Central; Tushawan Richardson, Clinton; William Robinson, Barnwell

Specialists

CJ Falotico, Philip Simmons; Lane Evans, Barnwell



CLASS A

OFFENSE

Quarterbacks

Zach Rogers, Lewisville; Wade Poston, Hannah-Pamplico; Chanston Crosby, Bamberg-Ehrhardt; Zori Pierce, Lamar

Running Backs

Karson Norman, Abbeville; Karmello Jones, Cross; Darion Stroman, Hunter-Kinard-Tyler; Tyrell Foxworth, Lake View; Wenson Smith, Ridgeland; Brandon Nance, Dixie; Keivonte Bates, C.A. Johnson

Wide Receivers

RiQuarius Harris, Lewisville; Xavier Jackson, Lamar; Nyren Bowman, Scott’s Branch; Marcus Cann, Bamberg-Ehrhardt; Jaden Douglas, Baptist Hill; Tylin James, Hannah-Pamplico

Offensive Linemen

Will New, Abbeville; Ethan Shipman, Lewisville; Jarvis Logan, Bamberg-Ehrhardt; Tristian Jenkins, Bamberg-Ehrhardt; Zack Page, Latta; Jayden Dash, Blackville-Hilda; Savion Williams, Lee Central; Zyon Guiles, Carvers Bay; Jason Brigham, Lamar; Kendall Walton, Lamar

Tight End/H-Back

Nyshaun Quillen, Lamar; Ashton Locklear, Lake View; Danny Ragin, Scott’s Branch


DEFENSE

Defensive Linemen

Micheal Bennett, Cross; Kevin Smalls, Baptist Hill; Jadin Price, Lee Central; AJ Speech, Abbeville; ZyDarious Inman, Lake View; Rayfield Bell, Wagener-Salley; Altavious Patterson, Abbeville; Dylan White, Green Sea Floyds

Linebackers

Chris Glover, Calhoun County; Omarion Holman, Hunter-Kiinard-Tyler; Elisha Baker, Lewisville; Shadrach Williams, Lee Central; Thomas Ferguson, Abbeville; Jalen McGraw, Bamberg-Ehrhardt

Defensive Backs

Caden Ramsey, Cross; Kalif Harry, Lee Central; Jasson Brockington, McBee; Marcus Stevens, McCormick; Jayce Medlin, Ware Shoals; Jaylen Walter, Military Magnet

Athletes

Jaquarius Davis, Lee Central; Jordan Strong, Lewisville; Dallas Dotson, Dixie; Romaine Grant, Baptist Hill

Specialists

Quintin Jackson, Scott’s Branch; Grayson Booth, Lamar; Copeland Hayden, Branchville



By Billy Baker April 23, 2025
By Billy G. Baker Publisher Bamberg —The Class AA HSSR third ranked Barnwell Warhorses and the Class A Bamberg - Ehrhardt Raider baseball teams have both already won region titles, and they will both host four-team district play-offs in early May, so they met in a play-off tune-up game on Tuesday night with Barnwell winning 12-1. The two teams also met on April, 9 with Barnwell prevailing 3-0 in that game. Barnwell senior ace pitcher Cameron Austin, a five time all-region and four-time all-state honoree , improved his record to 5-2 on the season working five innings against the Raiders. Austin had six K’s and allowed only four hits. On the season, Austin has worked 39.1 innings with 58 K’s with a 1.23 ERA. The top hitters for Barnwell in the win were outfielder Tommy Reid with two hits, while Austin collected three RBI’s and scored two runs. Three players, Hayden Pierce, senior catcher Kaleb McCormack, and third baseman Trey Boleman , each had one hit and one RBI respectively . Carl Hines added a hit also. Bamberg was hampered by giving up 10 walks and four errors during the game. The Raiders were led at the plate by left-fielder Weston Stokes who went 2-of- three. He also saw late action on the mound. The team’s other two hits came from second baseman Dakota Black and center fielder Brent Amaker . The starting pitcher for B-E was Cooper Sandifer who worked 4.2 innings, giving up three hits with six K’s. After the game, Barnwell head coach Cody McCollum shared some thoughts with the HSSR. “We always have a good chance of winning with Cameron on the mound, especially when he is throwing strikes, and the guys are playing good defense behind him; and we are swinging the bats well,” said Coach McCollum, who played baseball at Barnwell where he graduated in 2012. “They walked a lot of guys tonight and that helped us too. “Winning the region was something I talked about with the boys at the beginning of the season because I felt like this team was good enough to go undefeated in the region,” said Coach McCollum. “We fell a little short last year, losing a region game to Edisto, and that stuck in the back of our heads, and this year our expectation was to go 10-0 in the region. “Our other internal goal is to win at least 20 games before the playoffs start and we are 18-4 right now, with four games left,” said Coach McCollum. “We need to win at least two more. We play Batesburg - Leesville tomorrow, (April, 23), South Aiken twice next week, and Woodland one more time. We are going to try hard to get two more wins.” Coach McCollum said that Austin, batting .468 with 26 RBI’s and six home runs, has played more third base, when not pitching this season. “Before I came back to Barnwell last year, I was at Hampton, and I had to coach against him, and I glad he is now on my team. He’s a very good player.” Coach McCollum said Barnwell has relied on Austin, and three other seniors for most of the load this season. “We have a sophomore and a freshman starting in the middle, and we have two sophomore starters in the outfield, and a junior started in center field tonight,” said Coach McCollum. “We are kind of young and old at the same time. “The other seniors are Kaleb McCormack , our catcher, who has improved his hitting this season along with and Trey Boleman who started at third tonight and Hayden Pierce was at first tonight, and he hit a double off the wall. Kaleb is a very good on defense behind the plate and we feel good about him, behind the plate, regardless of who is pitching.” Case Davis is a freshman starting shortstop with a .411 batting average. Pierce is at .390 and McCormick is at .289 with 16 RBI’s and a .999 fielding percentage. Joe Huggins is the DH and he is hitting .367. Sophomore Dakota Black starts at second. Tommy Reid is a junior center fielder currently batting .333.  Vincent Gibson is a sophomore in the outfield for Barnwell. Jax Mead is a sophomore starting at second base. Caiden Roland is the sophomore starting right fielder. Some additional Barnwell pitching depth has come from, Pierce (5-0, 35 K’s, ERA 2.54), along with Bradley Richardson (2-0, 9 K’s), Boleman (26-K’s) and Davis (24 K’s with a 1.07 ERA). After the game, Bamberg Ehrhardt (8-6) head coach Gene Schwarting told the HSSR, “We have three 8 graders who start for us, two 9 th graders, one sophomore, a junior and two seniors so for the most part we are a young team,” said Coach Schwarting. “Our two seniors, Weston Stokes and Brent Amaker are co-captains” Stokes is the team’s number one pitcher. Stokes started in left against Barnwell and batted lead-off. Amaker started in center and batted third. Nasi Singleton, an 8 th grader , will typically start in the outfield and Garrett Wade usually starts at third base. Chip Brewer, or Stokes, will start at short and Dakota Black is at second while 8 th grader Chase Collins holds down first. Asiel Graham is usually the starting B-E catcher, backed up by Davis Ehrhardt . Singleton is the top hitter for the Raider at .477 and 8 RBI’s. Stokes is at .410 and 12 RBI’s. Black is third on the hit index at .333 and 15 RBI’s. Other top hitters include: Amaker (.317 with 17 RBI’s & a HR), Wade (.306 & 10 RBI’s) along with Cooper Sandifer (.300 & five RBI’s). Stokes has 26 innings pitched with 48 K’s. Sandifer has worked 22.1 innings on the mound with 38 K’s, and Brewer has 14 innings pitched to date with 25 K’s. “In terms of our pitching this season, it has been pretty good, but at times it has also been like a roller- coaster,” said Coach Schwarting. “We will pitch well one game, and not so well the next game. We also need to improve on our timely hitting before we start the play-offs also. “The other night we lost to Orangeburg Prep 6-3, and we left the bases loaded in the second, third, fourth and 5 th innings,” said Coach Schwarting. “”We have to get stronger in our hitting, up and down the line-up, one through nine. “Our pitching has been outstanding, our defense has been solid, and we just need to do a much better job getting hits with runners on base,” said Coach Schwarting, a Bamberg-Ehrhardt graduate now in his 7 th season as the Raiders head coach.
By Staff Reports April 23, 2025
These players are some of the best talent South Carolina has on the softball diamond. Since the switch to fast pitch ball, student athletes playing softball are stepping up to the next level play. We salute these ladies and wish them all the best in the future. (Coaches please Nominate your Players at hsreport@aol.com ) HSSR 2025 SC Senor Softball Prospects 1. Ainsley Bennett-Summerville-P- SC (2 Time Gatorade POY) 2. Maddie Johnson-Aynor-RHP-67 MPH-CLEMSON 3. Sarah Rocheleau-Catawba Ridge-OF-(All-State) CLEMSON 4. Mandy Wells-Clarendon Hall-SS (35 Career HR/.531 career) 5. Melanie Edwards-Summerville-1B- (All-State) UNC-C 6. Ellanie Yarrell-Byrnes-P-C-(’24 R-POY) SC State 7. Abby Driscoll-Summerville-C-(All-State) C of C 8. Jaidyn Devore-Barnwell-P-(538 Career K’s)-HOWARD 9. Maddie Wiant-Byrnes-P-(Mid 60’s)-Winthrop 10. Addison Miller-Oceanside Collegiate-3B—(.468, 30-RBI) TOWSON 11. Maddie Berry-Latta-P-(All-State-65 MPH) Wofford 12. Cierra Grice-Dillon -3B/C-(3X All-State)-PC 13. Kaylee Hannon-Byrnes-P-1B-(5 Yr. Starter) Winthrop 14. Sydney Rollins-Lewisville-CF 15. Larosia Sanders-Colleton County-P/SS-SC State 16. Maddox Long-Gray Collegiate-P/3rd- 17. Peyton Perry-South Florence-P-COKER 18. Laila Landrum-Woodmont-CF/P-USC Upstate 19. Cassidy Neves-Woodmont-OF-(L-L)-USC Aiken 20. Lauren Childress-Woodmont-1B-SMC 21. Kara Davis-Byrnes-CF (L-L) (2X All-Region) Anderson 22. Brooklyn Amble-Byrnes-LF-(All-Region) North Greenville 23. Madison Thieke-Riverside-OF-(.442)-Wofford 24, Ella Sheorn-Lugoff-Elgin-1B-OF- 25. Calli Yount-Clarendon Hall-P 26. Ariana Evans-Sumter-CF- 27. Grace Terry-Oceanside Collegiate-UTIL-(.382/35RBI)COKER 28 Allie Simpson-Dixie-1B-(22 RBI) 29. Grace Terry-Oceanside Collegiate-C-(.382/35 RBI) COKER 30. Carter Shumate-Hartsville-1B-(Academics-SC) .584/24 RBI 31. Laila Landrum-Woodmont-RHP-OF- 32. Jenna Cecere-Mauldin-OF 33. Jaysha McCullough-Hartsville-OF-(current/.622) 34. Jaylin McGee-Easley-RHP 35. Hannah Andrews-Fox Creek-CF (.459,25 RBI) Columbia 36. Blair Elliott-GSF-C- 37. Maggie Harrington-Clarendon Hall-CF 38. Jasmine Grant-Fox Creek-1B-(.351) Lander 39. Hannah Andrews-Fox Creek-CF- (.459/25RBI) 40. 34. Addyson Snellings-Fox Creek-RHP 41. Sydney Rhodes-Sumter-RF- .451 42. Jordyn Miller-Lewisville-C-(.425/4 HR) 43, Alainia Brown-Aynor-SS-LANDERR 44. Ruby Powell-Ridge-Spring-Monetta-C-(.431/18 RBI) 45. Dacey Phillips-Gaffney-1B/3B-North Greenville 46. Claire Eskridge-Pee Dee Academy—OF- 47. Hollie Scott-Lake View-1B-(.403-All-Region) 48. Jaden Jones-Hannah-Pamplico-SS- 49. Riley Rabon-Aynor-C-ERSKINE 50. Hannah Lewis-Aynor-C-ERSKINE Best Of The Rest In 2025 SC Softball Class (No Particular Order) Caroline Gaskins-Aynor-OF-BELMONT ABBEY Savannah Gerald-Aynor-1B-Columbia Inter. Allie Bailey-Hartsville-P-(12-4/2.51/ERA) Brooklyn Moon-Berkeley-C-Chatt St. Reese Watson-Berkeley P— Madison House-Spartanburg-Utiity Lillian Fowler-Dorman-SS Holly Carnes-Branchville-P Janiyah Squire-Ninety-Six-P Emma Timmons-Buford-SS/2B Caroline Plyer-Buford-/B/P (8th grade) Maya Van Zyl-Blythewood-C Emma Timmons-Buford-SS/2B Maya Van Zyl-Blythewood-C HSSR SC Class of 2026 Softball Prospects (Jr.) 1. Caroline Davis-Union County-3B (467 9 HR) 2. Katie Guilliam-Summerville-SS- (.463, 5 HR) MISSOURI 3. Olivia Miller-Indian Land-P-SC (12-4,88-K’s) 4. Myah Harvey-Hartsville-SS-(.583/5/HR) WOFFORD 5. Prestan Schurlknight-Orangeburg-Prep-SS (.756/9HR) Lander 6. Alivia Hess-Aynor-P-(10-1/.48 ERA) Tenn Martin 7. Daphne Frady-Summerville-2B/3B-(.442/14 RBI) 8 Memory Melton-Byrnes-RF-(L-R) Strong Arm 9 Sarah Owens-Lewisville-P-(195 K’s, 1.64 ERA) 10. Korbyn Lydia-Gaffney-SS- (All-State)-USC Upstate 11. Kadence Poston-Hannah-Pamplico-P-WESTERN Car. 12.. Maddie Coward-Pee Dee Academy-P- Wofford 13. Maddie Hutto-Bamberg-Ehrhardt-P-(62-plus) 14. Logan Thomas-Indian Land-C-USC Aiken (.378/4HR) 15. Maliyah Campbell-Woodmont-P/DP-SC State 16. Frances Laughlin-Heathwood Hall-IF/OF-WOFFORD 17. Hailey Carguile-Woodmont-C-USC Union 18. Brooklyn Holmes-Colleton County-IF/CF (.651) 19. Natalie Regan-Riverside-OF-Western Carolina 20. Allie Royer-White Knoll-CF-North Greenville 21. Levi Warran-Lexington-OF- (.500-plus) 22. Emily Geddes-North Augusta-2B-SS-(.357/4HR) 23. Emerson Riddle-Dixie-C-(.630/27RBI) 24. Ariana Evans-Sumter-CF-2024-All-State 25. Addison Price-Dixie-SS-(.448/24 RBI) 26. Hannah Lambrecht-Orangeburg Prep – C 27. Garner Lanford-AC Flora-P/OF-(.463) 28. Hanah Lambrecht-Orangeburg Prep-INF-(.619/14RBI) 29. MaKenzie McElrath-Dixie-P –(All-State) 30. Maliyah Campbell-Woodmont-RHP (10-4) 31. Kylie Wilson-TL Hanna-Catcher 32. Dallas LaChance-Woodland-SS- 33. Saddie Parris-C-Boiling Springs HSSR 2026 Junior Class Best Of The Rest (No Certain Order) Maria Sialmas-Hillcrest-Catcher Kylee Hooker-Wagner-Salley-Pitcher Jadin Dandy-Travelers Rest-CF-All-State Elle Lockhard-Dreher-C (.469) Elena Mathys-Colleton Prep-P-(All-State) Hope Fowler-Greenville-Utility Kinley West-C-Byrnes Mackenzie Bradley-White Knoll-C- Kenzie McCoy-Loris-OF Mia Roseburg-Oceanside- P/SS Annie Storm-AC Flora-CF-(.372) Eryn Wright-Spring Valley-OF/SS-(2027) HSSR Class of 2027 Softball Prospects (Sophomores) 1. Aspen Boulware-Gray Collegiate-INF-(.651 / 40 RBI) 2. Kensley Vicars-Powdersville-INF- (.444 / 27 RBI) 3. Ayla Holmes-North Augusta-C-3B-1B-(.486 / 19 RBI) 4. Addy Waters-Byrnes-2B/SS-2 Yr. Starter 5. Emma Williams-TL Hanna- P-OF 6. Lillie Ivey-Sumter-P-(8-3,1,79ERA) 7. Maddie Loftis-TL Hanna-OF 8. Bailey Ardis-Sumter-C/OF- 9. Key-Lee Jennings-Union County-CF-(.382 / 15 RBI) 10. Summer Knight-Summerville-OF- 11. Taylor Wright-Holly Hill Academy- P (.531 / 20 RBI) 12. Madalyn Tigert-North Augusta 13. Laney Grubbs-Barnwell-P- 14. Mackenzie Melton-North Central-P 15. Kenleigh Epps-Whitmire-P 16. Riley Murphy-Indian Land-OF 17. Brynley Gaa-Legion Collegiate-P-1B 18. Brylie Harpe-Chesterfield-2B- 19. Addison Skipper-Marlboro County-SS-3B top 3 20. Azeleigh Arnette-Pee Dee Academy-2B- HSSR Class of 2028 Softball Prospects (Freshmen) includes Classes of 2029 -2030 (Note: If grade not noted they are 9 th ) 1. Addison Sharp-TL Hanna-RHP-246 K’s, 1.92 ERA 2. Maeven Morino-Summerville-2B-(.447/16RBI) 3. Kinsley Terrapin-Barnwell-SS/P-(.577) 7 th Grade 4. Maeven Moreno-Summerville-Utility- 5. Anna Grace Lee-Union County-RHP-17-3, 220 K’s 6. Tori Smith-Andrew-SS/P (.524) 7. Hanna Davis-TL Hanna-1B- 8. Addison Woodward-Fox Creek-Catcher 9. Garrison Aiken-Byrnes-SS/C/2B - 7th Grade 10. Wren Gaines-Byrnes-C- 8th Grade 11. Shalayah Badger-Barnwell-SS/P/C-(.500) 7th Grade 12. 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