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Bucks County’s talented athletes have been recognized in the 2025 Pennsylvania High School Softball All-State Teams. Key performers from South Williamsport, Muncy, and other local schools received prestigious honors, showcasing their exceptional skills. Notably, several players earned first and second-team selections, contributing significantly to their teams’ successes. The prestigious Player of the Year awards were also announced across various classes, highlighting outstanding performers in pitching and batting. The celebration of these remarkable athletes underscores Bucks County’s place as a hub for top-tier high school softball talent.

Bucks County Athletes Shine in 2025 Pennsylvania High School Softball All-State Selections

What an exciting time it is for the talented athletes of Bucks County! The 2025 All-State Teams, as chosen by the Pennsylvania High School Softball Coaches Association, have recently been announced, and the results are simply dazzling. These young athletes have truly put their heart and soul into the game, and their hard work has not gone unnoticed.

Star Performers from South Williamsport

Let’s kick things off with South Williamsport, where a wave of recognition is sweeping through. Alizabeth Schuler has been named a first-team all-state utility player in Class AA, showcasing her impressive skills both at the plate and on the mound. This season, she really stepped up as a fierce competitor, leaving a mark as both a hitter and a pitcher.

The South Williamsport team continued to impress with Kendall Cardone earning a first-team nod as a third baseman. Not only that, but Lily Reidy also made waves, receiving second-team all-state honors as a catcher, while Gianna Goodman received a second-team honor as a shortstop. Their combined efforts helped propel South Williamsport to the PIAA Class AA championship game, where they fought valiantly to secure a silver medal.

Other Notable Athletes from the Region

But that’s not all! Muncy’s Taylor Shannon made a name for herself as a first-team all-state catcher. Meanwhile, Montoursville’s Kayleigh Sheleman snagged first-team all-state honors as a third baseman in Class AAA, while her teammate Easton Waller showcased her remarkable skills as a first-team shortstop in the same class. Hughesville is also making a splash with standout athlete Madelynne Smith, who proudly secured first-team honors as a shortstop in Class AAA.

Meanwhile, Sofia Mileto from Loyalsock shone brightly, earning first-team all-state honors as an outfielder. Loyal’s other player, Maura Woland from Warrior Run, made the second-team list as a shortstop in Class AAA. Jersey Shore joined the party, with Lynna Clark and Danielle Miller both securing second-team honors in Class AAAA—Clark as an outfielder and Miller as a shortstop.

Class A and Class 6A Standouts

In Class A, Zoe Furman from Montgomery earned second-team all-state honors as an outfielder, adding to her school’s impressive lineup. Turning to the big leagues, over in Class 6A, Ashlyn Robinson from Williamsport shined as a first-team all-state first baseman, while her teammate Brenna Beck brought in a second-team honor as a shortstop.

Crowning Glory: Players of the Year

Every year, a few athletes emerge as standouts across the state. This year is no different. The prestigious titles of Pennsylvania Players of the Year have been awarded across various classes. In Class A, the accolade goes to Mia Galella from Holy Cross. Class AA honors go to Lily Palko from Sharpsville, while Callee Leffler from Pine Grove is recognized in Class AAA. Rounding up, Kalli Karwowski from Valley View claims the title in Class AAAA.

When it comes to pitching, the all-state accolades shine bright as well. Mia Preuhs from Union Area and Riley Miller from Hempfield Area were acknowledged as the overall Pennsylvania Pitchers of the Year in Class A and Class 6A, respectively, proving that these talent pools are filled to the brim with exceptional performers.

Conclusion

As we celebrate these remarkable athletes and their achievements, one thing is clear—Bucks County is home to some of the best high school softball talent in Pennsylvania. We can’t wait to see what future seasons have in store for them. Go, Bucks County!

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