2018-19 ALL-USA High School Softball: Second Team

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June 18, 2019 8:49 am ET

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The ALL-USA High School Softball Team for the 2018-19 season was selected in coordination with Michael Kyllo-Kittleson of Fastpitch News based on high school performance, level of competition and strength of schedule.

Players from states that play in the fall or the spring were eligible for consideration.

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Joley Mitchell, Rose Bud

COACH OF THE YEAR: Rick Robinson, Norco

TEAMS: FIRST TEAM | SECOND TEAM | THIRD TEAM

Click through the gallery below to meet the Second Team selections (players are listed in alphabetical order):

School: West (Salt Lake City) Position: 3B/1B Class: 2019 College: BYU Noteworthy: Avad hit a .699 with 19 home runs and 70 RBI and 60 runs scored in 28 games. She had a .782 on-base percentage and 1.575 slugging percentage, good for an OPS of 2.357. Ava had just two strikeouts all season as she led West High to a championship.Photo: Orlando Ramirez/USA TODAY Sports

School: Crisp County (Cordele, Ga.) Position: MIF Class: 2020 College: Alabama Noteworthy: Blampied led the state with 17 home runs and hit 16 doubles while driving home 47 runs and scoring 45. She only struck out three times in route to batting .671 with a .727 on-base percentage.Photo: Christi Bozeman

School: Oaks Christian (Westlake Village, Calif.) Position: MIF Class: 2019 College: UCLA Noteworthy: Brady hit 12 home runs with three doubles and triples apiece, drove in 32 RBI and scored 36 runs while hitting .558 – all that in just 24 games and 99 plate appearances. Over her career, she hit .464 with 25 home runs, 89 RBI and 247 runs scored.Photo: Chuck Kirman via VC Star

School: Union County (Lake Butler, Fla.) Position: OF Class: 2020 College: Florida Noteworthy: In 21 games, Cohen scored 25 runs and drove in 24 with three home runs, a pair of triples and four doubles. She hit .424 for Union County.Photo: Donny Joiner

School: Lakewood Ranch (Bradenton, Fla.) Position: OF Class: 2020 College: Auburn Noteworthy: Playing left field and pitching in the tough 8A Division in Florida, Davidson hit .439 with a .959 slugging percentage, 13 home runs, a dozen doubles and 47 RBI. In the circle she went 10-0 with two saves in 62 innings, posting a 0.56 ERA.Photo: Ryan Kohn/YourObserver.com

School: Gull Lake (Richland, Mich.) Position: LHP Class: 2019 College: Michigan Noteworthy: Entering the district postseason round of eight, Esman had a 20-0 record and 0.45 ERA with 278 strikeouts to just nine walks in 125.2 innings while batting .523 with 11 home runs, 43 runs scored, 37 RBI and a 1.058 slugging percentage. Photo: Light Reveals Photography

School: Grace Brethren High (Simi Valley, Calif.) Position: P/UTL Class: 2020 College: Arizona Noteworthy: In the circle, Fontes had a 0.36 ERA in 136.1 innings, striking out 264 of the 537 batters she faced during the regular. At the plate, she hit 530 with seven home runs, 36 RBI and 10 doubles.Photo: Dayna O' Phtography

School: Lincoln (Neb.) Southwest Position: MIF/C Class: 2019 College: Georgia Tech Noteworthy: Kauf hit .570 with 22 home runs, 60 RBI and set the state single-season record with 81 runs scored. The catcher set state career records for home runs (59), RBI (214) and runs scored (236). Photo: DeAnne-Kobza

School: Whitney (Rocklin, Calif.) Position: OF Class: 2019 College: Utah State Noteworthy: In the toughest league in northern California, Macfarlane led the Sierra Foothill league in batting average (.533), hits (48), doubles (11), runs (47), on-base percentage (.645) and walks (30). In the playoffs, she hit .700 with a home run, eight RBI and 13 runs scored.Photo: Gary Jones/The Winning Shot

School: Bohemia Manor (Chesapeake City, Md.) Position: RHP Class: 2020 College: Auburn Noteworthy: Penta put an exclamation point on her season with her championship performance: a no-hitter with 19 strikeouts. That closed out her 21-0 season with a 0.11 ERA, 299 strikeouts and just 16 hits allowed in 123 innings. At the plate, she batted .586 with nine home runs and 34 RBI. Photo: Mike Warden Photography

School: Tucson (Ariz.) Magnet Position: 1B/P Class: 2020 College: Arizona Noteworthy: This season, Scupin slashed .683/.783/1.730 – a remarkable OPS of 2.513 -- with 17 home runs, 11 doubles and 41 RBI. and 41 RBI with 11 doubles. She also spotlighted as a relief pitcher, picking up two saves and striking out 17 in 11.2 innings. Photo: Andy Morales/All Sports Tucson

School: Oshkosh (Wis.) North Position: LHP Class: 2019 College: Northwestern Noteworthy: Supple had 24 of the Spartans’ 26 wins and helped the team go undefeated with her 0.74 ERA, 236 strikeouts and just 11 walks. She hit .519 with 12 home runs, 48 runs scored and 45 RBI with a 1.148 slugging percentage.Photo: Jim Koepnick/USA TODAY Network-Wisconsin

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