As of April 23, here’s a comprehensive breakdown of the leading softball players in New Jersey, including top performers across the state, as well as within individual conferences and groups. These statistics are based on data reported to njschoolsports.com by Tuesday, April 23.
Wallington’s Delilah Tabaka has achieved a significant milestone by reaching her 600th strikeout, making her only the tenth pitcher in New Jersey history to accomplish this feat. In a dominant performance against Secacus, Tabaka threw a four-inning two-hitter, striking out six batters without allowing any walks. Her outstanding pitching led Wallington to a convincing 17-0 victory, extending their winning streak to seven games.
Rylee Michalak’s dominant performance on the mound led Notre Dame to a 3-1 victory over Hightstown. Michalak struck out 14 batters and allowed only one hit, leading the Irish to their seventh win of the season. Despite Angelina Benitez’s lone hit for Hightstown, Notre Dame’s Gracyn Antosiewicz and Cara Mazzucco contributed two hits each, while Bianca Pesca drove in two runs.
