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I enjoyed everyones comments on the new talent coming in. My vote goes to Colby Wherry at Beech. I have seen a lot of great talent over the years, but this young lady is special. She can do it all. They had her at catcher, short, and third at Beech playday. Has good bat, range, glove, etc. I was also VERY impressed with the freshmen at Soddy.

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Brooke Heriges, a freshman from Hume-Fogg will be one to watch out for over the next four years. She pretty much does it all. She plays just about anywhere and does so well. She also has a good bat and she is extremely dedicated. She is definitely a huge asset to the Hume-Fogg team.

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How about Richland's Sara Old-3rd base-short stop, she played summer ball with the Columbia Challengers last summer. (Junior this year)!!

Kayla Orton-Hickman County High School-catcher, good stick and a great kid!!

(Junior) Played summer ball with Columbia Challengers last summer.

Tara Tucker-Hickman County High School-Lefty-Good Pitcher-good Kid and a great ball player.(Junior)

Nikki Osbourne-BGA-Great centerfielder-utility player,Good stick-Great kid and a (Junior) Played summer ball with Columbia Challengers last summer. ;):D:D

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