All-Carroll County: Softball
Player of the Year: Anna Struhar, Century
The senior was the foundation of a freshman-dominated team that defied long odds to claim Carroll County and Class 2A West regional titles. Struhar went 10-4 with a county-low 0.92 ERA, striking out 112 batters in 84 innings.
A first baseman when she wasn't on the mound, Struhar devoured opposing pitching, batting .446 with four home runs, 24 RBIs and a .500 on-base percentage. She will continue her career at Division III Shenandoah University.
Coach of the Year: Jay Seaborg, Century
Despite relying on five freshman to fill starting roles, the first-year coach led Century to Carroll County and Class 2A West regional championships. It was the first county title for the Knights, who finished 16-7, including 5-1 in the county, and topped Francis Scott Key, 2-1, for their third straight regional crown.
This season marked Seaborg's return to high school coaching following an 11-year layoff. He previously spent five years coaching the junior varsity and serving as a varsity assistant at Atholton.
The Team
Sam Bell, Francis Scott Key, Junior, Pitcher/Infield
Stephanie Maring South Carroll, Sophomore, Pitcher
Brooke Stambaugh, Century, Junior, Pitcher/Infield
Anna Struhar, Century, Senior, Pitcher/Infield
Ashley Woods, North Carroll, Senior, Pitcher/Infield
Holly Buckel, North Carroll, Freshman, Catcher
Emelie McFarland, Century, Junior, Catcher
Felicia Knill, Winters Mill, Senior, Infield
Samantha Lang, Westminster, Freshman, Infield
Sarah Alpaugh, Liberty, Junior, Outfield
Brittani Rynkowski, North Carroll, Senior, Outfield
Megan Liebknecht, Francis Scott Key, Freshman, Utility
Note: Team selected by Rich Scherr after consultation with The Sun staff and area coaches.
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