The Queen Creek Heat Little League Softball had a banner season with four of its all-star teams earning another trip to the Arizona Little League State Championship.
The all-star majors team finished in fourth place, the seniors team earned second, the junior majors team placed third and the minors team earned second place.
“We’re incredibly proud of these girls,” Queen Creek Heat President Leonard Flores stated in a press release. “They’ve put in the hard work, supported one another and represented our community with heart and hustle. Now they’re ready to show the rest of Arizona what Queen Creek Heat softball is all about.”
These teams represented Queen Creek and District 14, which includes Queen Creek, Gilbert, Chandler, San Tan Valley, Apache Junction, and four teams from Mesa.
The minors team made up of girls 8-10 years, with players:
Brooks Ruiz
Blake Ruiz
Brooke Aikins
Presley Ferrin
Aurora (Rori) Dalmacio
Jessa Barbee
Parker Fowkes
Camila Hensley
Alexa Vizcarra
Alivianna (Roo) Kiembaum
Kaylin Oberly
Addison Fanelli
Coaches:
Jeremy Dalmacio
Kyle Ferrin
Matt Hensley
The team is made up of girls 9-11 years, with players:
Kailee Cabrera
Rachel Durkin
Jersie Workman
Tavery Oakden
Emily Chesley
Adalia Ochoa
Lily Tutorow
Maritza Garcia
Emma Kelley
Memoree Hyland
Olivia Doyle
Mila MacGillivray
Coaches:
Kevin Doyle
Junior Garcia
Talya Oakden
The majors team is made up of girls 10-12 years, with players:
Hailey Aikins
Naomi Bradley
Kendyl Briggeman
Laila DiBiasi
Grace Espinoza
Riley Garwick
Layla Hansen
Charlye Herrin
Ehlianni Monjardin
Paige Morgan
Addison Tapia
Annabella Velazquez
Coaches:
Lena Flores
Leonard Flores
Kevin Aikins
The seniors team is made up of girls 13-16 years, with players:
Brooklynn Barnett
Hayden Cockrell
Sophia Donhardt
Harper Gamble
Cadence Lowe
Mi-Yana Polk
Teagan Reaves
Amelia Rogers
Kaelyn Stout
Kamber Turner
Chloe Vineyard
Paisley Wyble
Coaches:
Andre Mischel
James Martinez
Stephanie Small
Last year, the league’s minors team won state, the junior majors team placed second and the seniors team earned third.
Founded in 2006, the Queen Creek Heat program” has built a proud tradition of developing not only strong softball skills but also teamwork, persistence and character.
The organization has consistently fielded competitive teams with success across local and regional levels,” according to the press release.
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