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 Jun 1, 2026

Records Set By Scottie Softball Team

What a season for the record books!
 
The 2026 Scotties left their mark all over the Glasgow softball record boards, adding new career Top 10 and season Top 5 accomplishments - including several new school records.
 
A huge congratulations to CharLee McColly, who set a new career school record with a .458 batting average.
 
Three new season school records were also set this year:
Brynn Donaldson
Most strikeouts in a season - 200
 
CharLee McColly
Most stolen bases in a season - 36
Highest batting average in a season - .571
 
Several Scotties also climbed into the career Top 10:
Brynn Donaldson
478 career strikeouts - 2nd place
31 career pitching wins - 4th place
 
CharLee McColly
71 career stolen bases - 3rd place
109 career hits - tied for 8th place
 
Halle Hunter
95 career RBIs - 8th place
Halle will return for her senior season next year with a chance to keep climbing the list.
 
Brynlie Boreson
10 career pitching wins - tied for 10th place
 
Brynlie will also be back for her senior season next year with an opportunity to add to that total.
 
CharLee also added two more season Top 5 marks:
48 hits - 4th place
45 runs scored - tied for 3rd place
 
Congratulations to all of these girls on an incredible season and for leaving their names in Scottie softball history! The standard keeps rising.
 
 
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