The Texas High School Coaches Association (THSCA) just released its 2024–25 Super Elite Teams, and athletes from the Greater Houston area are leaving their mark. From dominant pitching performances to offensive explosions, the region’s softball talent earned some of the state’s highest honors.
👉 Click here to see the full list of honorees
🧢 Class 6A: Clear Springs, Katy, Langham Creek, Jordan, and Spring Represent
Erianna Garcia, Clear Springs HS (League City)
Named Catcher of the Year (COTY) by THSCA, Garcia led a Clear Springs squad with discipline, heart, and a powerful presence behind the plate.
- Batting Average: .468
- On-Base %: .562
- Home Runs: 10
- RBIs: 46
- Fielding %: .973
- Pop Time: 1.58 seconds
A vocal leader and standout student-athlete, Garcia is more than stats—she’s the emotional center of the Chargers and a powerful role model for the next generation of players.
“She’s the type of athlete every coach wants to build a program around,” one area coach noted.
Other Class 6A Houston-area standouts:
- Montgomery Henderson – Katy HS
- Ella Kate Smith – Katy HS
- Karli Challburg – Langham Creek HS
- Ryan McIntosh – Jordan HS (Katy ISD)
- Hailey Jones-Calais – Spring HS
- Alana Strever – Clear Springs HS
🏅 Class 5A: Lake Creek and Barbers Hill Lead the Charge
Few programs in the state have been as dominant as Lake Creek (Montgomery)—and this year’s Super Elite roster proves why.
Sara Wiggins, Lake Creek HS – Class 5A MVP
The junior pitcher was nearly untouchable in the circle. She finished the year 22–0, including a dominant state championship game in which she allowed just two hits, one run, and struck out 11.
- Batting Average: .505
- State Final Performance: 2 RBIs at the plate in addition to her pitching dominance
Madalyn Davis, Lake Creek HS – Offensive Player of the Year
A North Carolina commit, Davis was electric all season—and clutch when it counted most.
- Season Batting Average: .580
- State Final Performance: 3-for-4, triple, 2 runs scored, 2 stolen bases, 1 RBI
Also honored from the Houston area:
- Macie Bryant, Barbers Hill HS
- Hailey Nutter, Barbers Hill HS
- Gracee Brewer, Lake Creek HS
- Miranda Orso, Lake Creek HS
Lake Creek isn’t just a dominant team—they’re a pipeline of elite softball talent.
🎯 Why It Matters
These athletes aren’t just the best in Houston—they’re among the best in the nation. The THSCA Super Elite Team selections are made by committees of coaches across eight state regions and represent the highest level of performance, character, and coach-nominated recognition in Texas high school sports.
Being named to this list means:
- You performed at an elite level all season.
- You earned the respect of coaches across the state.
- You’re on the radar of college programs nationwide.
đź’¬ Final Word
From Lake Creek’s juggernaut roster to standout leadership at Clear Springs and power bats in Katy, Houston-area softball continues to define excellence across the Lone Star State. Congratulations to every athlete, coach, and community represented.
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