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Some of the stars of 2025-26 Clear Springs Chargers Softball
BACK FOR MORE: No. 5 Clear Springs seeks to replicate last season's record-setting Austin trip
Some may point to the graduation of standouts such as Erianna Garcia (Abilene Christian), Eryn Polite (Florida A&M), Jenna Hashaw (San Jacinto CC), and Grace Hirst (Lamar State CC–Port Arthur) as potential setbacks. But make no mistake: Clear Springs is here to stay. Head coach Jennifer Knight still fields an exceptionally explosive batting order, retaining nearly all of its top talent.
Clear Springs So. SS Makenzie ThomasFarrah Sheeren (VYPE/Phlox Photography)
Sophomore Makenzie Thomas is a bona fide powerhouse, following a freshman showing in which she batted just under .400, hit 15 home runs, and drove in 44 RBIs. Naturally, Thomas earned District 24-6A Newcomer of the Year honors before representing Team USA at the WSBC U-15 World Cup in July.
Senior outfielders and sisters Alana and Emily Strever provide a veteran presence on a relatively young roster and rank among its most consistent hitters. The family dynamic continues with sophomore catcher Elisa Garcia stepping into the role previously held by her older sister Erianna, while sisters Brynley (OF) and Brooke Colianni (IF) are poised to make a strong impact.
The Chargers’ mantra in 2026, “Back For More,” says it all: Clear Springs is primed to remind audiences of exactly what they’re capable of.
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