Lone Oak players earn all-district honors

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June 27, 2012

Lone Oak players earn all-district honors

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By DAVID CLAYBOURN Herald-Banner Staff The Herald-Banner Wed Jun 27, 2012, 01:49 AM CDT

LONE OAK — Lone Oak players earned six of the top honors on the all-District 18-2A baseball and softball teams.

Lone Oak catcher Georganna Goodwin, who has signed with the University of Memphis, captured the most valuable player award on the All-District 18-2A softball team. Goodwin led the Lady Buffs to a playoff spot with her power hitting and powerful arm.

Lone Oak pitcher Chasity Hayden, who has committed to West Point, claimed the district’s pitcher of the year award.

Lone Oak shortstop Breigh Renner, who has signed with West Virginia University of Technology, claimed the defensive player of the year award in softball.

Courtney McCoy of Lone Oak also made the first team in softball as an infielder and Lone Oak infielder Chelsea Rigsby and outfielder Alyssa Busby made the second team.

Outfielder Zack Douglas and infielder Austyn Hooten represented Lone Oak on the all-district first team in baseball. Douglas, a senior, batted .368 in district play with seven runs batted in and had a .509 on-base percentage. Hooten, who is a junior, hit .514 in district with seven doubles and a homer.

       All-District 18-2A Baseball

         Lone Oak’s selections

               FIRST TEAM

OF    Zack Douglas     Sr.

IF     Austyn Hooten    Jr.

      HONORABLE MENTION

IF    Ty Ragsdale        Sr.

IF    Kyle Crow           Jr.

IF    Ty Tolleson         Jr.

OF   Harrison Holt     Jr.

C    Nick Goodwin     Fr.

    All-District 18-2A Softball

      Lone Oak’s selections

Most valuable player — Georganna Goodwin

Pitcher of the year — Chasity Hayden

Defensive player of the year — Breigh Renner

           FIRST TEAM

IF     Courtney McCoy

         SECOND TEAM

IF      Chelsea Rigsby

OF    Alyssa Busby

     HONORABLE MENTION

Kaylee Isenburg, Rebecca Cooke, Miranda Garlington.

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