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2025-26 Pearland Softball
THE STANDARD LIVES: No. 13 Pearland stands as a traditional superpower
No. 13 -- Pearland Oilers
Pearland isn’t far removed from claiming UIL State Championship No. 3 in 2023 — a fitting capstone to the final season of Laneigh Clark’s illustrious coaching career before Michele Hyden assumed control of the program. While the Lady Oilers haven’t returned to the state stage since, they haven’t been far off the mark.
In 2025, PHS stormed to an unblemished District 22-6A championship before bowing out in a decisive Game 3 against powerhouse Atascocita, closing the spring at 27–8 overall. With the majority of last year’s core back in the fold, Pearland has every reason to believe a resurgence is taking shape.
Senior right-hander Madelyn Guzman anchors the staff after earning District 22-6A Pitcher of the Year honors, while Texas State signee Payton Shugart brings first-team all-district pedigree and steady leadership behind the plate.

The infield remains a strength with first-team seniors Layla Bennett (Central Florida) and Payton Powell (Blinn), joined by shortstop Elaina Njus, an honorable mention selection. Though the outfield will feature new faces, second-teamer Anison Lopez (Grayson College) provides experience and cohesion.
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BASES LOADED: No. 2 Pearland enters Hyden era, in hopes of a repeat at State
No. 2 -- Pearland Oilers
A new era dawns at Pearland as Michele Hyden takes over the Lady Oilers softball program in place of legendary coach Laneigh Clark, who retired after leading Pearland to the Class 6A State Championship in 2023 to cap what will be a Hall of Fame coaching career with 688 career wins.
Hyden is not new to the program, having been at Pearland for 26 years and the last 10-plus as an associate head coach with Clark.
The Lady Oilers return three starters off last year’s 41-win team, including LSU-commit Kaylee Schweitzer, Raenna Liscano (ULL-signee, TGCA All-Star), Trinity Perry (TWU-signee, State All Tournament Team), Laila Nobles (UNT-commit), Julia St. John (ETBU), Emrie Ashcraft (Vernon) and Carly Carpenter (LCU).
Other players to watch include Layla Bennett and Kayliegh Monsef.
It wouldn't come as a shock to see Pearland back in Austin, once June rolls around.




























