Area softball leaders | April 17

Eds. note: Updated through April 17. Please contact Herald prep editor Aaron Swaney (aswaney@heraldnet.com) with any corrections to this list.

HITTING LEADERS

Doubles

Lindsay Haub, Kamiak 9

Nina Kim, Glacier Peak 8

Callie Bircher, Glacier Peak 7

Katelyn McDonald, Arlington 6

Joey Blackshear, Kamiak 6

Paige Miller, Cascade 5

Antionette Watson, Kamiak 5

Cassidy Fifield, Lake Stevens 5

Megan Ryber, Monroe 5

Taylor Jones, Edmonds-Woodway 4

Sydney Taggart, Everett 4

Caitlinn Santiesteban, Granite Falls 4

Jasmin Edwards, Lynnwood 4

Madison Morgan, Lynnwood 4

Kayla Tocco, Marysville Pilchuck 4

Karly Albertson, Marysville Pilchuck 4

Hannah Baisch, Mountlake Terrace 4

Ashley Fitzgerald, Mountlake Terrace 4

Rachel Kirkpatrick, Sultan 4

Gemma Miller, Archbishop Murphy 3

Jennifer Kellogg, Arlington 3

Kristen Scott, Jackson 3

Kristyna Phan, Kamiak 3

Payton Beaver, Lake Stevens 3

Rayne Sylvester, Lake Stevens 3

Amie Browder, Lake Stevens 3

Jennaka Larson, Lakewood 3

Desiree Graham, Lynnwood 3

Meagan Crabtree, Lynnwood 3

Jessica Gott, Lynnwood 3

Savannah Duce, Marysville Getchell 3

Della Willem, Marysville Getchell 3

Emma Helm, Meadowdale 3

Hailey Costello, Meadowdale 3

Hannah Wilcox, Mountlake Terrace 3

Katie Champoux, Shorecrest 3

Ivey Uppinghouse, Shorecrest 3

Jennie Winston, Snohomish 3

Katlin Purvis, Snohomish 3

Trysten Melhart, Snohomish 3

Kacie Hanson, South Whidbey 3

Noelle Morgenstern, Stanwood 3

Maggie Matthews, Stanwood 3

Triples

Trysten Melhart, Snohomish 6

Taylor Arndt, Granite Falls 3

Kayla Ellis, Jackson 3

Jasmin Edwards, Lynnwood 3

Whitney Harris, Cascade 2

Kelsey Bechtholdt, Granite Falls 2

Lindsay Haub, Kamiak 2

Julia Reuble, Meadowdale 2

Ashley Fitzgerald, Mountlake Terrace 2

Sarah Mellum, South Whidbey 2

Home runs

Alexis Dittoe, Everett 6

Maddy Kristjanson, Mountlake Terrace 6

Terah Barrio, Lakewood 5

Hailey Malakowski, Lakewood 5

Kiana Smith, Lakewood 4

Hailey Costello, Meadowdale 4

Hannah Wilcox, Mountlake Terrace 4

Shelby Jeffries, Sultan 4

Sage Andersen, Cascade 3

Madison Morgan, Lynnwood 3

Julia Reuble, Meadowdale 3

PITCHING LEADERS

Record (minimum 4 dec.)

Sophie Frost, Jackson 8-0

Bailey Seek, Snohomish 6-0

Lauren Harding, Granite Falls 8-1

Jessica Gott, Lynnwood 7-1

Maddie Maclean, Arlington 4-1

Megan Barry, Lake Stevens 4-1

Baylee Robertson, Archbishop Murphy 7-2

Chandler Bishop, Arlington 3-1

Julia Reuble, Meadowdale 3-1

Samantha Gregoryk, Meadowdale 3-1

Cheyanne Strock, Edmonds-Woodway 7-3

Hailey Malakowski, Lakewood 6-3

Jordan Willard, Marysville Pilchuck 6-3

Payton Cyr, Mount Vernon 3-2

Callie Bircher, Glacier Peak 6-5

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