06/17/2026
We are so proud of our High School Bluebirds, check out how strong they were this Spring! 💪
🐦 Shelby Estrella (2026) l Bristol-Plymouth High School
A leader behind the plate and a force in the batter’s box, Shelby put together an outstanding season for Bristol-Plymouth HS. The captain and catcher finished with a .500 batting average and .551 on-base percentage while driving in a team-high 31 RBIs. Shelby also launched 3 home runs and showcased elite plate discipline, striking out only twice all season. A proven leader, clutch hitter, and defensive anchor, Shelby continues to establish herself as one of the top catchers in the area.
🥎 Gabby Arrighi (2027) | Bristol-Plymouth High School
Gabby continues to establish herself as one of the premier pitchers in MA. The Bristol-Plymouth standout reached the incredible milestone of 500 career strikeouts this season while posting dominant numbers in the circle. In 148 innings pitched, Gabby recorded 284 strikeouts while issuing only 24 walks and finishing with a 1.419 ERA. She also contributed offensively with a .338 batting average. A true game-changer in the circle, Gabby is one of the top players in the Class of 2027.
🐦 Ashleigh Cromack (2027) | Mansfield High School
Ashleigh was a catalyst at the top of the lineup for Mansfield HS this season. The starting shortstop and leadoff hitter finished with a .438 batting average and .544 on-base percentage while striking out only three times all season. Ashleigh added 20 runs scored and 9 RBIs while earning Hockomock League All-Star honors and being named Mansfield Varsity Softball MVP. Her consistency at the plate and leadership on the field made her one of the league’s most impactful players.
🥎 Gabby Rodriguez (2027) | Norton High School
A dynamic playmaker on both sides of the ball, Gabby Rodriguez helped lead Norton HS to a Final Four appearance in the MIAA State Tournament. The starting shortstop posted a .493 batting average and .585 OBP while driving in 23 RBIs and scoring 38 runs. Gabby was also perfect on the basepaths, stealing 20 bases without being caught once. Her ability to impact the game offensively, defensively, and on the bases makes her one of the top players to watch in the Class of 2027.
🐦 Avery Tinkham (2026) | Norton High School
Leadership, consistency, and production defined Avery Tinkham’s season for Norton HS. A three-year varsity captain, starting first baseman, and Mass. Maritime commit, Avery helped guide Norton to a Final Four appearance in the MIAA State Tournament. She finished the season with a .366 batting average, 32 RBIs, and an impressive .978 fielding percentage. Avery’s leadership and reliability have made her a cornerstone of Norton’s success throughout her career.
🥎 Gracyn Cuzzi (2027) | North Attleboro High School
Few players bring versatility to the field like Gracyn. The North Attleboro standout contributed in the infield, outfield, and circle throughout the season, proving to be a true utility player. Gracyn posted a .369 batting average and .571 OBP while recording 11 RBIs and 9 runs scored. She also contributed 26 innings pitched, showcasing her ability to impact the game in multiple ways. A player every coach loves to have on their roster.
🐦 Caitlin Baker (2026) | Walpole High School
Walpole HS senior captain Caitlin led by example throughout the season. Contributing as both a pitcher and first baseman, Caitlin posted a .342 batting average and .351 OBP while excelling in the circle. Over 30 innings pitched, she allowed only four walks while striking out 22 batters. Her performance earned Bay State League All-Star recognition and highlighted the leadership she brought to her team every day.
🥎 Cece Gushee (2027) | Taunton High School
Cece played a major role in Taunton HS’s run to the Final Four of the MIAA State Tournament. The talented pitcher logged 31 innings pitched and recorded 55 strikeouts while also making an impact at the plate with a .423 batting average and .545 OBP. Cece’s ability to contribute on both sides of the ball made her a key piece of Taunton’s success this season.
🐦 Katelyn “Sulli” O’Sullivan (2027) | Taunton High School
Katelyn helped power Taunton HS to an MIAA Division 1 State Championship with a dominant season as both a pitcher and first baseman. In the circle, she recorded 68 strikeouts in 33 innings pitched while issuing only 15 walks and posting a remarkable 0.624 ERA. At the plate, Sulli hit .417 with a .533 OBP. Her ability to dominate games in multiple ways made her a critical part of Taunton’s championship run and one of the top performers in the Class of 2027.
🥎 Zoë Williams (2027) | Franklin High School
Zoë provided versatility and consistency for Franklin HS throughout the season. Splitting time between third base and multiple defensive roles, Zoë contributed offensively with a .375 batting average while matching that mark with a .375 on-base percentage. Her ability to step into different positions and make an impact wherever needed made her a valuable asset to her team all season long.
🐦 Annabelle “AB” Pinto (2030) | Nipmuc High School
Playing up as an eighth grader on the Nipmuc JV team, Annabelle put together a remarkable season. The catcher and third baseman led the team with a .667 batting average and .698 on-base percentage while driving in 13 RBIs and scoring 14 runs. Defensively, AB was equally impressive, posting a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage and throwing out five runners attempting to steal. Her performance against older competition showcased both her advanced skill set and bright future in the game.
🥎 Riley Zukowski (2028) | Mansfield High School
Riley made an impact for Mansfield HS with her versatility and production on both sides of the ball. Splitting time between second base and center field, Riley provided consistent offense throughout the season, finishing with a .321 batting average while driving in 11 RBIs and scoring 19 runs. She also showcased her speed on the bases with 8 stolen bases. Riley’s ability to contribute in multiple facets of the game made her a valuable part of Mansfield’s success this season.
