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BASES LOADED: No. 13 Ridge Point all gas, no brakes
No. 13 Ridge Point Panthers
Ridge Point is primed for another run to the Regional Semifinals and beyond in 2024 as Lindsey Gage brings back four starters from a 27-win team.
The crew is led by LSU-commit Braelyn Daniels, who is the reigning District 20-6A Offensive MVP and was named TGCA All-State a year ago. Daniels hit for .501 with 15 homers and 66 RBIs, which were both school records.
Second-team, all-district pick Ali Rezac is coming off a year where she served as the Panthers’ No. 2 pitcher and struck out 70, while batting .396 at the dish.
Also, watch out for Alysa Perez (.389, 3 HR), Abi Parker (.368, 22 RBI), Nohea Anderson (Grambling State), Gabi Morales (Western Texas College), Kate Pierson, Sara Beth Groen and Julia Robinson.
Keys to success for the Panthers include using a “mix of experience and youth to our advantage”, according to Gage.
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BASES LOADED: No. 16 Fort Bend Travis are "Embracing Their Roles"
No. 16 Fort Bend Travis Tigers
Katie Welch enters her sixth season at Fort Bend Travis and is ready to guide this squad into 2024 with five starters returning.
Last year, the Tigers went 14-2 in district play a year ago and have made the playoffs each year of the Welch coaching-era. All-district selections Lauryn Garza and Addie Flores return this season.
Keys to success for the Tigers in 2024 include being open to playing new positions, don’t leave runners stranded in scoring position and trust each other. The motto for Fort Bend Travis fits that mindset – “Embrace Your Role”.
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