Kaleikini was named the Marin County Athletic League Pitcher of the Year for the second consecutive season, while also serving as one of the top hitters in the MCAL, helping lead the Giants to a 27-3 record and a berth in the NCS Division II title game. She went 22-3 this season, striking out 210 batters with a 0.89 ERA. At the plate, Kaleikini slugged five home runs to go with her .344 average.

For her career at Redwood, Lani finished with a .375 batting average and 94 RBI at the plate, to go with 51 wins and over 500 strikeouts in the circle.

Heller, who’s committed to the University of San Diego, was named the West Alameda County Conference-Foothill Division Player of the Year after a season in which she posted a 0.99 ERA to go with 156 strikeouts and just 15 walks issued in the circle.

Her efforts on the mound led the Trojans to the NCS Division I semifinals, where they dropped a tense 2-1 contest with eventual champion Amador Valley.

Nunez exemplifies what a leadoff hitter should be, as the Marin County Athletic League Player of the Year led the league in batting average, on-base percentage, and runs scored. The early Cal commit hit .644 from the left side of the plate, to go with 50 runs scored and 23 stolen bases. Her 67 hits and nine triples were also tops in the section for all divisions, and she committed just one error in 69 chances at her shortstop position.

The Pac-12 bound sophomore was especially impressive in the post-season, as Nunez went 9-for-11 with a pair of triples in the Giants’ final three games.

The Matadors’ Player of the Year, Bower hit .672 in her first season of high school softball, with 11 home runs, 41 RBI, eight stolen bases, and a 1.426 slugging percentage. She struck out just three times all season as one of the top infielders in the DFAL.

Dolcini did everything for the Huskies this season, and was recognized as the Humboldt Del Norte-Big 5 Player of the Year for the second straight year as a result. In the circle, the UC Riverside commit went 23-5 with a 0.43 ERA, and registered 356 strikeouts while issuing just 35 walks, helping lead Fortuna to the Division IV section title game. She was no slouch at the plate, either, batting .439 with 33 runs scored.

Of the 14 runners who attempted to steal against Burpee, the Mission Valley Athletic League Player of the Year threw out 10 of them, for an astounding 71 percent rate of runners caught stealing. The Colorado State-Pueblo commit also hit .391 with six home runs and 28 RBI, leading the Colts to the Division I championship game for the fifth time in the last six seasons.

The Arizona commit hit .529 with six home runs and 11 doubles, to go with 46 RBIs and 40 runs scored. Krist totaled 17 home runs over the past two seasons, and finished her career with the Trojans sporting a .520 career batting average.

Perez was named Player of the Year in the Diablo Valley Athletic League after leading the Bulldogs to the Division II section crown. Her 14 home runs led the section for all divisions, while her 26 stolen bases were tops in her league. The UCLA commit also hit .608 with 42 RBI and 55 runs scored, while turning 11 double plays from her shortstop position.

The Cal signee and unanimous first-team All-East Bay Athletic League selection hit .529 with five home runs and 20 stolen bases this season for the Mustangs, who advanced to the Division I semifinals.

The Boston College signee led the Cougars’ offense with her stellar .684 batting average this season, along with five home runs, 28 RBI, and 31 runs scored.

Adams received first-team All-TCAL Rock Division honors after a season in which she hit .455 with eight home runs and 24 RBIs. The Alabama A&M commit also had a .984 slugging percentage and 12 stolen bases while helping lead the Panthers to the Division IV section playoffs.

DiMercurio was named first-team All-Diablo Foothill Athletic League after hitting .440 with seven home runs for the Division II champions. The Saint Mary’s College commit also had 34 runs scored and 28 RBIs to go with 13 stolen bases, while also playing error-free in the outfield with 42 putouts and four assists.

The Sacramento State signee was named first-team All-MVAL for the fourth time in as many seasons, and led the Cougars to their first league title since 2009, along with a berth in the Division II semifinals. Strong hit over .400 in all four of her high school seasons.

A career .484 hitter, Jones had a phenomenal season in which she hit .567 with 12 home runs, 32 RBIs, and 29 runs scored. The first-team All-Bay Valley Athletic League infielder hit over .440 in all four of her high school seasons, and accumulated 21 home runs over the past three years.

The UC Davis signee was named the Tri-County Athletic League Rock Division Player of the Year after being named first-team all-league in each of her previous varsity seasons. The pitcher and infielder had a decorated career with the Pride, highlighted by Division IV section titles in both 2013 and 2014.

The Stanford signee sported a 0.99 ERA this season, with 273 strikeouts, and allowed opposing hitters to hit just .148. She was solid at the plate as well, batting .416 with 25 RBIs in leading the Wildcats to the Division I quarterfinals.

The Tri-County Athletic League-Stone Division Player of the Year burst onto the high school scene this season, hitting nine home runs while batting .783, giving her an amazing 1.804 slugging percentage. The California Grapettes catcher also slugged 10 doubles and five triples, while earning a 4.0 grade point average for her initial high school campaign.

The UC San Diego signee hit .619 during the regular season with 27 RBIs, 10 stolen bases, and 39 runs scored. She was also named first-team All-WACC Foothill Division, as well as the Defensive MVP of the Queen of the Mountain tournament.

Mello received first-team All-MVAL honors for the third straight season after hitting .458 with three home runs and 40 runs scored for the Division I runner-up Colts. The University of Nevada-Reno signee also turned five double plays from her shortstop position.

The Amherst-bound Salustri was a unanimous first-team All-EBAL selection after hitting .451 this season for the Division I champion Dons. She also played error-free defensively, flawlessly handling all 70 chances in the field.

The Tennessee State-bound Trice was named MVP of the Bay Valley Athletic League for the second consecutive season, hitting .556 with four home runs and 35 RBIs for the league champion Patriots. The first baseman totaled 65 RBI over the past two seasons.

The Cal State Monterey Bay signee was a unanimous first-team All-EBAL selection after leading the Dons in home runs, walks, runs scored, and stolen bases.

Ramirez was named first-team All-BVAL after hitting .431 with two home runs, two triples, and 28 RBIs for the Patriots.

The first-team All-WACC Foothill Division selection hit .485 with 40 RBIs and 35 runs scored to help lead the Dragons to a Division III section title.

Hammoude became one of the section’s premier power hitters in her first high school season, slugging nine home runs to go with 49 RBIs and a 1.175 slugging percentage. She was named first-team All-WACC Foothill Division for the Division III champion Dragons.

The Chapman commit was named first-team All-EBAL and MVP of the Livermore Stampede during a banner year in which she led the Cowboys to the Division II semifinals and the Stampede title. She was also the only pitcher from Northern California to shut out eventual section champion Amador Valley, handing the Dons their only loss in league play.