The Lady Pioneers have officially closed the books on a truly historic season—one filled with unmatched accomplishments, standout individual performances, and program milestones that will be remembered for years to come.
With a 22-game winning streak, the longest in program history, the Lady Pioneers demonstrated unwavering determination and teamwork. Under the leadership of Coach Stidham, the team also secured the most wins in program history, with Stidham notching 193 career victories, solidifying his legacy in the program.
Several players delivered phenomenal performances that helped propel the team to new heights:
Reese Mathis dominated on the bases, leading the entire region with 53 stolen bases, and earned All-Region First Team honors.
Victoria Serrano proved to be an offensive powerhouse with an eye-popping .497 batting average and was named to the All-Region Second Team.
Berlynn McLaren showcased her dual-threat talent, hitting .434 with 14 home runs, and notched 111 strikeouts as a pitcher. She was recognized for her excellence with All-Region First Team honors.
Jill Parry added to the team's offensive firepower, hitting .406 with 11 home runs, earning a spot on the All-Region Second Team.
Kenzli Locke made her mark on the mound, finishing second in the conference in wins, and was named to the All-Region Second Team.
The team's season included a strong showing in the NJCAA Region 2 Tournament, where they continued to represent the Pioneer spirit with grit and grace.
As the season comes to a close, we also recognize and celebrate our graduating sophomores: Gigi Rivera, Reese Mathis, Brooklyn Knight, Lizzie Williams, Kenzie Short, and Kylee Beach. These athletes have left a lasting legacy on the program through their leadership, work ethic, and passion for the game. Your impact will be felt for years to come, and your Pioneer family is incredibly proud of everything you've accomplished.
To the Lady Pioneers—your drive, heart, and commitment made this a season to remember. Congratulations on an extraordinary year. Way to go, ladies!