The cherry might have been that she only struck out three times in 93 plate appearances. 623 on-base percentage, a 1.140 slugging percentage and an OPS of 1.763, that was the icing on the cake. 538 with 13 doubles, 12 home runs, 53 runs scored, 49 RBIs, 26 walks including six intentional walks, a. Photo by Gail Cameron.Д«ut against top teams from not just Wisconsin, but Florida and Illinois too, she also hit. The lefty went 89-8 in her four years with Oshkosh North. Then you figure in 15 shutouts including three perfect games and a no-hitter and her pitching accomplishments alone would have been enough to get her national honors. just 11 walksвЂ¦ well thatвЂ™s impressive enough. 127 opponents batting average against and 298 strikeouts vs. Her complete pitching stat line was impressive: 29-0 record, one save, 167 innings pitched, 0.75 ERA with just 18 earned runs allowed all year, a. The Northwestern signee won 29 of those games and made appearances in the two she didnвЂ™t start. Syd pitching the week she won National Player of the Week announced April 8, 2019. Sydney led her team to an undefeated 31-0 record and the state championship she always dreamed of. Last summer, we profiled SydвЂ™s successful efforts to raise money for a premier softball field that would be built in her hometown of Oshkosh, Wisconsin so generations of softball players following her would have a great place to create and live their own dreams.ДЇor the last three years, the brilliant red-haired lefty was the Gatorade State Player of the Year and as a seniorвЂ“following a shocking upset in the high school playoffs the year before when her Oshkosh North team was seeded #1вЂ“it all came together and resulted in a perfect season. Syd went 29-0 as a senior with three perfect games as part of 15 shutouts.ДЇive years ago, we first met Sydney Supple (pronounced вЂњSOUP-leeвЂќ) at a club event playing for the Beverly Bandits and, even then, we were impressed with her always-present smile and irrepressible energy.ДЇollowing her through the years we watched her grow not just as a softball player, but as a person aware of her community and wanting to make a difference. One of those is our 2019 Extra Inning Softball National High School Player of the Year. There were some amazing athletes and incredible seasons compiled this past high school year starting last fall and finishing late in the spring and early summer.Д¬hampions were crowned, records were set and we saw some fantastic softball players come through when it counted most.

Then it was in SuppleвЂ™s hands to finish things off and she was not going to take it easy even with a 10-run cushion.One of the rare times you wonвЂ™t see a big smile on Sydney SuppleвЂ™s faceвЂ¦ and this year sheвЂ™s had plenty to be happy about! Photo by Emil Vajgrt. RBI-singles from Neveau and Christie and a two-run single by Buerger made up a four-run fourth inning to give North the 10-run lead. They were able to string some hits together and even some of the outs were good hard outs.вЂќ вЂњThey hit pitches they were capable of hitting and didnвЂ™t chase. They did a nice job at the plate,вЂќ Suess said. Sophie Averkamp and Shaye Gauthier also picked up RBI-singles in the rally. I was getting great calls from my coach and (catcher Sammy Buerger) was working hard out there and my teamвЂ™s hitting.вЂќДЇive different Spartans had multiple hits in the game, while every North player reached base in some manner and scored a run.ДЄfter a scoreless first inning, Libby Neveau started a six-run rally in the second with a single before Christie and Sammy Bueger followed with doubles. вЂњI was just getting into my groove and then I felt like I was on fire the rest of the game. вЂњI always get stronger as I go through the game, I feel, because I get to know the hitterвЂ™s swings and what I want to do and how IвЂ™m going to work them differently than I did the last at bat,вЂќ Supple said. She retired Kimberly in order on three groundouts in the top of the first but then struck out nine of the next 12 batters she faced, including five of the last six. Supple fired a perfect game complete with nine strikeouts as the Spartans breezed past the Papermakers in a Fox Valley Association softball matchup. RELATED: Knights' Schiek shines on softball diamond вЂњSyd and Shaye (Gauthier) have done well on the mound and our kids have backed them up at the plate.вЂќ вЂњShe came out on fire,вЂќ Oshkosh North head coach Cindy Suess said of Supple. Oshkosh North did not commit an error in TuesdayвЂ™s 10-0, 5-inning win over Kimberly, while Lauren Christie went 3-for-3 to lead an 11-hit attack for the Spartans.ДЄnd for the pitching? Well, Syd Supple was simply perfect. OSHKOSH вЂ“ There are three basic phases to a softball game вЂ“ defense, hitting and pitching.

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