The Ohio Heritage Conference recently released its all-conference selections for the season. The Tigers (9-14) girls had 5 players honored for their contributions during the 2026 season.

The Lady Tigers were headlined on the season by their first-team selection, Kiersten Stoll. Stoll had an amazing Junior season, with a batting average of .439 and knocking in 19 RBIs. She experienced a year of success on the mound as well, twirling five complete games and a 4.76 ERA.

Stoll’s work as a batter and a pitcher highlighted the multi-faceted approach to the game and allowed the Tigers to stay competitive in a competitive OHC North division.

The Tigers also saw a second-team selection for Senior Olivia Reichardt. Reichardt led the Lady Tigers in RBIs, home runs, and hits on the season. She displayed power all season; 18 of her 31 hits went for extra bases, and she consistently contributed toward the Tigers’ effort all year long.

Two girls for the Tigers were also named as honorable mentions for the season. The freshmen duo of Emily King and Ashlyn Yeater were both recognized as the next tier of those who deserved to be recognized for their seasons.

King had a strong rookie campaign at the plate, batting .348 and bringing in 17 RBIs. Yeater had an equally impressive year, batting .347 and finishing second on the team with 26 hits. Both girls give the Tigers a strong foundation to build off of as WLS looks to build a youthful roster into a contender in the coming years.

Special recognition was also brought to Senior Kaylee Blair, who won the Sportsmanship award for the Lady Tigers, displaying the key attributes that make her not only a good teammate, but a competitor that embodies the spirit the OHC embodies.