Meet the 2024 All-WNY large schools softball team
Meet the 2024 All-WNY large schools softball team as chosen by area coaches.
2024 All-WNY large schools softball team
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The 2024 All-WNY large school first team softball team, from left: Alyssa Budzinski (Williamsville South), Ava Farina (Orchard Park), Gianna Graber (Niagara-Wheatfield), Ella Harrison (Clarence), Mikayla Hussar (West Seneca West), Grace Kessel (Williamsville East), Jillian Locher (Frontier), Francesca Morris (Lancaster), Lindsay Tylec (Niagara-Wheatfield), Cassidy Weller (Frontier), Evelyn Wozniak (Orchard Park) and Ella Zobel (Clarence). Not pictured: Erin Nuwer (Nardin) and Abby Wesolowski (Williamsville East).
Ella Harrison
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Player of the Year, Ella Harrison, Clarence, 12: Harrison simply was dominant this season. She won the Sarros-Weiss Cup and was named the Class AA State Player of the Year. She pitched in 125.1 innings with a 1.20 ERA and racked up 220 strikeouts. She batted .345 with 30 hits, eight doubles, a triple and five home runs. Harrison led Clarence to consecutive Class AA finals and a state championship in 2023. Harrison will continue her career at Rutgers.
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Pitcher of the Year, Erin Nuwer, Nardin, 12: Arguably the best softball recruit coming out of Western New York this year. The Tennessee signee had a 0.88 ERA in 63.1 innings and 121 strikeouts in her final season at Nardin. Nuwer had a .474 batting average, 30 runs and 27 hits. She led the Gators to the Monsignor Martin championship series.
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Alyssa Budzinski, Williamsville South, pitcher, 11: Williamsville South’s top pitcher had a 1.90 ERA and 98 strikeouts. She pitched in 22 games and had a 13-2 record. On offense, she was a force at the plate, with a .508 batting average, 33 hits and 18 RBIs.
Gianna Graber
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Gianna Graber, Niagara-Wheatfield, pitcher, 11: Graber’s crowning moment was throwing a shutout versus North Tonawanda to win the Niagara Frontier League title. She’s the NFL’s Pitcher of the Year for the second time after collecting 175 strikeouts in 101 innings.
Cassidy Weller
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Cassidy Weller, Frontier, pitcher, 12: Had a .576 batting average with 31 RBIs. In the circle, Weller pitched 60 innings and finished with a 2.80 ERA and 68 strikeouts. She was named the team’s Offensive Player of the Year and her favorite moment from the season was beating Lancaster in the home opener. Weller will continue her career at Edinboro.
Ella Zobel
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Ella Zobel, Clarence, pitcher, 12: Led Clarence to another state championship appearance. Zobel was part of the Red Devils' dominant pitching lineup. She threw 39 innings for a 1.97 ERA and 50 strikeouts. When batting, she had a .364 average, 28 hits, nine doubles and two home runs. She had the game-winning home run in the team’s Far West Regional game against Webster Schroeder. Zobel will continue her career at Hartford.
Mikayla Hussar
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Mikayla Hussar, West Seneca West, outfield, 12: The Canisius signee batted .453 for the Warhawks, and had 24 hits, five doubles, two triples and two home runs. Hussar also had 17 runs and 16 RBIs. She’s a captain on the team and is proud to have been on varsity since her freshman year and enjoyed senior night against West Seneca East.
Ava Farina
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Ava Farina, Orchard Park, pitcher, 11: Farina was a reliable ace for the Quakers, leading them to the Section VI Class AAA final. She had a 0.85 ERA and 114 strikeouts, and when she was hitting, she batted .328 with 20 RBIs. She’s a two-time All-WNY selection and is proud to be take part in the team’s Suicide Awareness Game. Farina is a St. Joseph’s verbal commit.
Evelyn Wozniak
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Evelyn Wozniak, Orchard Park, shortstop, 12: A three-time ECIC I first-team selection, Wozniak has been the team’s leadoff hitter with an average of .431. She had 30 runs, 18 RBIs and nine stolen bases. Wozniak ends her career with a .444 batting average. Competing against Clarence in the Mental Health Awareness and Suicide Prevention Game was her fondest memory from the season. Wozniak will continue her career at Fairfield.
Abby Wesolowski
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Abby Wesolowski, shortstop, Williamsville East, 11: Wesolowski was Williamsville East’s best hitter with a .405 average. She had 18 RBIs, 17 hits and scored 13 runs. Wesolowski helped the Flames advance to the Section VI Class AA final.
Lindsay Tylec
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Lindsay Tylec, Niagara-Wheatfield, centerfield, 10: The reigning Niagara Frontier League Player of the Year, Tylec batted .589 with 32 RBIs and 10 home runs. Her play earned her team MVP honors and she is proud to have led the Falcons to league championships each of the last two seasons.
Jillian Locher
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Jillian Locher, Frontier, pitcher, 12: Locher’s favorite game of the season was the opener against Lancaster as she out the Legends 1-0. Locker ended the season pitching 49.2 innings with a 3.50 ERA. She was a reliable hitter, with a batting average of .465 and 20 hits. Locher is a Hofstra signee.
Francesca Morris
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Francesca Morris, Lancaster, third baseman, 12: Her favorite moment from the season was beating Orchard Park in the Section VI Class AAA final. Morris has been with the Legends' program for three seasons. This past season, she had a batting average of .516 with 32 hits, 22 RBIs and 20 runs. She will continue her career at Niagara.
Grace Kessel
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Grace Kessel, Williamsville East, pitcher, 12: Over the last two seasons, Kessel has 281 strikeouts, with 133 coming this past season. She pitched in 97.2 innings and finished with a 1.57 ERA. Her favorite moment from the season was beating West Seneca West with 17 strikeouts against the Warhawks, while hitting the 200 career strikeout milestone. Kessel will continue her career at Edinboro.