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Indian Hills Community College had two players on the first team and four more on the second team on the All-Region 11 softball squads.

The first-team choices from IHCC were sophomore catcher Cortney Wood and freshman outfielder Hiliary Pennington.

On the second team were two sophomores – pitcher Hannah Washburn and outfielder Jenna Wolfe – and a pair of freshmen – first baseman Kaitlyn Matzen and designated player Paige Blom.

Wood and Pennington both started all 62 games the Warriors played this spring. 

Wood led the team in the power numbers with 18 doubles, six homers, 45 RBIs and a .540 slugging percentage.

Pennington had the best batting average at .379 and also paced IHCC in at bats (214), runs (44), hits (81), triples (3) and stolen bases (16). 

Washburn posted a 17-12 record with a 2.63 ERA. 

She struck out 188 batters in 186 innings. 

The innings pitched and strikeouts were both third-highest in a single season in school history. 

For her career, Washburn compiled a 32-17 record with a 2.85 ERA. 

She fanned 310 hitters in 305 IP.

Wolfe had a .291 batting average as a sophomore with 12 doubles, 24 runs and 16 RBIs.

Matzen tied Wood for the team lead with six homers. 

She knocked in 29 runs and scored 33 with a .261 average.

Blom hit .377 and topped the team with a .438 on-base percentage. 

She had 60 hits and 30 RBIs.