The WFSCA All District Lists and All State Lists have been posted on the organization’s website at http://www.wfsca.org
This year there are 102 players on the four lists that include first team through Honorable Mention.
Here is the breakdown and percentages by Division of play.
There are 15 Division 1 players on the First Team. There are nine Division 2 players on the First Team. There are no First Team player from Division 3 or Division 4.
There are 10 Division 1 players on the Second Team. There are 10 Division 2 players on the Second Team. There are four Division 3 players on the Second Team. There are no Division 4 players on the Second Team.
There are 10 Division 1 players on the Third team. There is one Division 2 player on the Third Team. There are seven Division 3 players on the Third Team. There are six Division 4 players on the Third Team.
There are nine Division 1 players on the Honorable Mention Team. There are eight Division 2 players on the Honorable Mention Team. There are eight Division 3 players on the Honorable Mention Team. There are five Division 4 players on the Honorable Mention Team.
In all there are 44 Division 1 players listed on the four lists. There are 28 Division 2 players on the four lists. There are 19 Division 3 on the four lists. There are 11 Division 4 players on the four lists.
Division 1 players comprise 43.1% of the 102 players on the four lists. Division 2 players comprise 27.4% of the 102 players on the four lists. Division 3 players comprise 18.6% of the 102 players on the four lists. Division 4 playes comprise 10.7% of the 102 players on the four lists.
The WFSCA Division 1 Player of the Year is junior Kayla Konwent of Westosha Central. It is Konwent’s second straight year as WFSCA Division 1 Player of the Year.
The WFSCA Division 2 Player of the Year is Jordyn Kleman of LaCrosse Logan.
The WFSCA Division 3 Player of the Year is Kayla Schwebke of Laconia.
The WFSCA Division 4 Player of the Year is McKaela Ryan of Oakfield. It is Ryan’s second straight year as being named WFSCA Division 4 Player of the Year.
The WFSCA Coach of the Year is Patty Jansen of Watertown.
The WFSCA also names an Umpire of the Year. This year's recipient is Roger VanLanen from the Northeast District.
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