Meet the 2024 All-WNY small schools softball team
Meet the 2024 All-WNY small schools softball team as chosen by Western New York coaches.
All-WNY small schools softball team
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The 2024 All-WNY small schools softball team, from left: Tanleigh Bestine (Westfield), Lilly Bromstead (Alden), Natalie Cully (St. Mary's), Ella Dovey (St. Mary's), Mattison Foster (Portville), Eva Gnadzinski (Westfield), Ashlee Henning (Akron), Cayzlee Johnson (Chautauqua Lake), Alyssa Kingston (East Aurora), Addison Kota (Gowanda), Jordan Lucas (Fredonia), Mia Vannelli (Depew) and Sylvia White (Alden).
Mia Vannelli
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Player of the Year, Mia Vannelli, Depew, catcher, 12: Vannelli is one of Depew’s greatest athletes of all-time, having made her mark on the diamond and the basketball court. She finished with a .517 batting average with 35 RBIs, 31 hits and seven home runs. She was the All-WNY softball player of the year in 2022 and ends her six-year varsity career as one of the most decorated softball players in program history. She will continue her softball career at Stony Brook.
Jordan Lucas
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Pitcher of the Year, Jordan Lucas, Fredonia, 12: A three-time All-WNY selection, Lucas led Fredonia to the Section VI Class B1 title and to the Far West Regional. In 120 innings pitched, Lucas faced 437 batters with 250 strikeouts and a .525 ERA. She leaves Fredonia as the program’s all-time leader in strikeouts (642), and had a 1.01 ERA in four varsity seasons. Lucas will continue her career at St. Bonaventure.
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Alyssa Kingston, East Aurora, pitcher, 12: Arguably the best player to wear an East Aurora uniform. The two-time All-WNY first-team selection holds program career records for strikeouts (640), pitching wins (40), batting average (.573), hits (126), doubles (35), triples (19), home runs (13), RBIs (81) and runs (83). Her stellar play as a Blue Devil was recognized by St. Bonaventure, where she’ll continue her career.
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Addison Kota, Gowanda, shortstop, 10: Selected All-WNY first team for the second straight season, Kota was automatic in the box with a .767 batting average, 40 RBIs and 34 runs. She walked 11 times. She also pitched 88 innings with 118 strikeouts. She achieved her 300th career strikeout in a game against Chautauqua Lake.
Natalie Cully
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Natalie Cully, St. Mary’s, second baseman, 11: Batted .423 and, in her second varsity season, led St. Mary’s to the Catholic state championship game. Cully also was an All-Catholic first-team selection and plays travel softball for the NY Diamond Girls and Ohio Outlaws.
Ella Dovey
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Ella Dovey, St. Mary’s, shortstop, 11: Batted .421 with four triples and four doubles. Defensively, she helped turn five double plays. Dovey is a three-year varsity starter and captain and has led the Lancers to two state finals. She’s a three-time All-Catholic selection, making the first team each of the last two seasons.
Ashlee Henning
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Ashlee Henning, Akron, catcher, 12: The Niagara Orleans Player of the Year had a .588 batting average. Henning had 29 hits, 24 RBIs and five home runs. "Ashlee has unwavering leadership qualities, a relentless work ethic and power," Akron softball coach Marlene Stone said. "She elevates all the players around her."
Cazylee Johnson
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Cazylee Johnson, Chautauqua Lake, pitcher, 11: Had a 14-1 record in the circle, striking out 137 batters and allowing 11 earned runs. Johnson had a 0.80 ERA and held opponents to a .129 batting average. When it was Johnson’s turn to bat, she had a .531 average, 16 RBIs, 14 doubles, three triples and a home run. She was named the CCAA West II Player of the Year. She’s an honor roll student and three-sport athlete, also competing in swimming and bowling.
Tanleigh Bestine
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Tanleigh Bestine, Westfield, shortstop, 12: Bestine led Westfield to the Section VI Class C championship and achieved her 100th career hit during the season. Bestine had a .512 batting average with 30 hits, 29 runs, 21 RBIs and 11 stolen bases. Bestine also was an All-WNY basketball player.
Sylvia White
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Sylvia White, Alden, pitcher, 12: Selected to All-WNY for the third time, White had a batting average of .597 and the second-most career RBIs in program history (120). She’s a four-time ECIC IV first-team selection and was named the ECIC IV Player of the Year in 2023. Her favorite memory from the season was making candy salad with her teammates.
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Lilly Bromstead, Alden shortstop, 11: Bromstead had a .453 batting average, 34 hits, 32 runs, 16 RBIs and 16 stolen bases. She’s been the lead-off hitter since her freshman year and collected 62 stolen bases. Bromstead is a three-time ECIC IV first-team selection and the reigning ECIC IV Sportsmanship Player of the Year. Her top moment from the season was hitting a home run against City Honors.
Mattison Foster
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Mattison Foster, Portville, catcher, 12: In her third varsity season, Foster had 39 runs, 31 hits, 20 singles and 15 RBIs. She also had a .492 batting average and stole 10 bases. As the CCAA Division 2 Player of the Year and the team’s Ms. Softball, her favorite moment of the season was hitting a walk-off home run against Ellicottville.
Eva Gnadzinski
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Eva Gnadzinski, Westfield, pitcher, 11: In 86.1 innings pitched, Gnadzinski had a 12-2 record with 70 strikeouts and a 1.90 ERA. At a batter, she batted .500 with 31 hits, 31 doubles, 20 RBIs and three home runs. She was named the CCAA West Pitcher of the Year and is a two-time All-WNY selection. Her top memory from the season was pitching a shut out against Chautauqua Lake to win the Section VI Class C title.