Nine Shelby County athletes were named to the Mid-Hoosier Conference All-Conference Baseball and All-Conference Softball squads.

Morristown Nevaeh Cox and Alexia Rogers were selected to the 13-member All-MHC Softball Team.

Joining the Yellow Jackets were Hauser’s Lucie Asher, Izzy Brunner, Paige McDaniel, Kyra Meister and Hannah Taylor; Edinburgh’s MacKenzie Bieker, Gracie Crawhorn, Kenna Streeval and Kyah Streeval; South Decatur’s Molly Eden; and North Decatur’s Sarah Swain.

Hauser was crowned the MHC champion with a perfect 12-0 mark. Hauser head coach Andy Brunner was named Coach of the Year.

Edinburgh finished runner-up in the standings at 9-2 followed by North Decatur (8-4), Morristown (6-5), Waldron (3-9), South Decatur (3-9) and Southwestern (0-12).

Eight more athletes were named All-MHC Honorable Mention. They were Hauser’s Haylin Campbell and Reagan Johnson, North Decatur’s Sami Luttel, Kacie Ogden, Macy Scudder and Kennedy Stier, Edinburgh’s Alix Streeval, and South Decatur’s Lydia Witkemper.

The All-MHC Baseball Team features two Mohawks, two Spartans and three Yellow Jackets.

Waldron’s Bryce Yarling and Jacob Bennett, Southwestern’s Matthew Clements and Jonah DeArmitt, and Morristown’s Bryce Bryant, Grant Kessler and Dyllan Rutledge were all honored for their performances this season.

Joining them on the All-Conference list are North Decatur’s Nolan Burkhart and Reid Messer; Hauser’s Stryker Gill, Zayne McCanlis, Owen McIntyre and Nathan Worland; and South Decatur’s Brady Lane, Devin Pate and Avery Seegers.

Hauser and South Decatur shared the MHC title with 10-2 records. Morristown finished third at 7-5 with North Decatur (6-5), Waldron (5-7), Southwestern (3-8) and Edinburgh (0-12) trailing.

Hauser head coach Nate Long was named MHC Coach of the Year.

Nine more players were named All-Conference Honorable Mention. They were North Decatur’s James Evans and Brayden Hancock, Southwestern’s Caleb McCracken, Edinburgh’s Jared Myers and Jarrett Turner, Morristown’s Zach Noel, Hauser’s Holden Pittman and Simeon Wasil, and Waldron’s Donovan Russell.

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