2025 Sideline Sports Softball Supreme Team

Top Honors from the 2025 Sideline Sports Softball Supreme Team

Before we unveil the full list of West Texas standouts, we're kicking things off by recognizing four players whose 2025 seasons were nothing short of legendary.

These athletes didn’t just fill stat sheets, they dominated when it mattered most. Whether it was delivering clutch hits, shutting down offenses in the circle, or making game-saving plays in the field, these five raised the bar for what it means to be elite.

They were the heartbeat of their teams, the players everyone game-planned around, and the ones who rose above in the biggest moments.

Here are your Most Valuable Player, Offensive Player of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year, and Pitcher of the Year.

2025 Sideline Sports Most Valuable Player

Hannah Wells

Coahoma Bulldogettes

The definition of dominance.

Hannah Wells capped off her high school career with one of the most impressive seasons in Texas softball history, leading the Coahoma Bulldogettes to their third straight state championship.

She was nearly untouchable in the circle, posting a 22-1 record with a 0.49 ERA, while also terrorizing opposing pitchers at the plate with a .602 batting average, 31 home runs, and 75 RBI.

Wells’ all-around brilliance earned her the title of Gatorade Texas Player of the Year, and without question, she earns the top spot as the 2025 Sideline Sports Softball Supreme Team MVP.

2025 Sideline Sports Defensive Player of the Year

Mia Clemmer

Coahoma Bulldogettes

Elite defense behind the plate. Explosive power at it.

Mia Clemmer was the steady hand and vocal leader of Coahoma’s championship machine, anchoring the Bulldogettes’ defense from behind the dish.

But don’t let the gear fool you, Clemmer was just as dangerous with a bat in her hands. She hit .611 with 20 home runs, 22 doubles, 47 RBI, and a jaw-dropping .704 on-base percentage, helping Coahoma secure its third straight state title.

One of the most complete catchers in the state and a worthy Defensive Player of the Year.

2025 Sideline Sports Co-Offensive Player of the Year

Landri Holcomb

Randall Raiders

Power, consistency, and a record-breaking season.

Landri Holcomb was the engine of the Randall Raiders’ offense in 2025, putting together a monster year at the plate. She hit .538 with 18 home runs and 69 RBI, consistently coming through in the clutch and delivering big-time production for her squad.

Her 18 homers set a new school record, cementing her place as one of the most feared hitters in the region and one of the most decorated bats in Raider history.

Holcomb’s bat was loud all year, and it earns her a well-deserved spot as Co-Offensive Player of the Year.

2025 Sideline Sports Co-Offensive Player of the Year

Charley Spinks

Bushland Lady Falcons

The Bushland Bomb Squad added another big bat to its legacy in 2025.

The Lady Falcon slugger delivered a jaw-dropping season at the plate, hitting .520 with 23 home runs and 68 RBI, continuing Bushland’s tradition of elite power hitting.

Whether it was launching no-doubters or driving in runs in bunches, Spinks was a constant threat every time she stepped into the box. Her blend of power and production made her one of the most dangerous hitters in West Texas.

A monster season from a player who knows how to rise to the moment and a deserving Co-Offensive Player of the Year.

2025 Sideline Sports Pitcher of the Year

Ansley Parr

Childress Lady Cat

Strikeout queen of the Lone Star State.

Ansley Parr was electric in the circle all season long, finishing 2025 as the state leader in strikeouts with 302 Ks over 144.2 innings pitched. Armed with a dominant arsenal and unshakable poise, she posted a 1.79 ERA while shutting down some of the toughest lineups in the region.

And she didn’t stop there.

Parr also contributed at the plate, hitting .465 with 6 home runs, proving she’s as complete a competitor as they come.

A fierce presence in the circle and a true leader for the Lady Cats, Ansley Parr is your 2025 Sideline Sports Pitcher of the Year.

The 2025 Sideline Sports Softball Supreme Team

We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again, we’re more fans than journalists. And that’s exactly why this list matters so much to us.

It’s not just about stats. It’s about impact. Grit. Clutch moments. And the kind of players who had us refreshing GameChanger, rewatching highlights, and showing up early just to see them warm up.

Narrowing this list down was no easy task. Truthfully, there are several names who easily could’ve made it, and we know fans across the region will have their own opinions. But what we’re confident in is this, the Top 20 we landed on is absolutely loaded.

These are the athletes who defined the 2025 season. The ones who could play for any team in Texas and make them better. The ones we’d pick if we were building the ultimate West Texas roster.

Here is your 2025 Sideline Sports Softball Supreme Team Top 20.

(Athletes listed in no particular order)

What a year for West Texas softball.

From record-breaking performances to unforgettable playoff runs, these athletes gave us a season to remember and a whole lot to cheer about. Covering this group was more than just reporting; it was a privilege.

We’re constantly blown away by the talent, heart, and hustle these young women bring to the game. And while not every deserving name could make the list, we hope this year’s Supreme Team shines a spotlight on just how special softball is across our region.

To the athletes, coaches, families, and fans, THANK YOU. Y’all are what make this so much fun.

We can’t wait to see what’s next.