• With Baldwin athletes competing at the next level

Ashlynn Kimbro is having another stellar softball season. The Daphne High School graduate was named the Alabama Community College Conference player of the week for Feb. 8-14. The sophomore shortstop and catcher was 12-for-18 in helping the Govs at Wallace Community College at Dothan to a 5-1 record. An all-ACCC South first-team selection last year, she had three home runs and 10 runs batted in.

As of Monday, she was among the conference leaders in multiple categories. Her seven home runs in 22 games ranked second, and she was sixth with a .449 batting average. She was seventh with 22 RBIs. Kimbro entered the week with a hit in the eight consecutive games she played, her longest hitting streak of the season.

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• Faulkner State Community College sophomore outfielder Kaitlyn Blubaugh (Daphne High) hit .320 with one home run and 16 RBIs in 22 games.

• Faulkner State freshman outfielder Hannah Brown batted .410 with eight RBIs in 21 games. Previously at Fairhope, she led the team with 11 stolen bases in 14 attempts.

• Freshman infielder Merideth Mackin hit .250 in 15 games for Faulkner State. She competed for Daphne.

• Samford University senior outfielder Megan Dowdy batted .220 with two RBIs in 16 starts. The former Fairhope Pirate stole four bases in as many attempts.

• Fairhope High product Hannah Qualls hit .267 with four RBIs in 11 starts for Faulkner University.

• Victoria Creamer, out of Robertsdale High, is a junior first baseman Auburn University at Montgomery. Other former RHS Golden Bears at the collegiate level are Beth Taylor, a freshman at Southern Miss who has received a medical redshirt, Avery Harrison who is playing at Enterprise State has 3 hits, a double and 3 RBIs; Paige Desmond is pitching at Jeff Davis and Carly Cincotta playing catcher at L.B. Wallace has 4 hits and 1 RBI.

Women's tennis

• Foley High alumna Hadyn O'Cain is a sophomore for University of West Alabama.

• Spanish Fort High product Katie Cooke is a freshman for Mississippi College.

Men's tennis

• Foley High graduate Nick Cruz was 6-5 in singles play for Spring Hill College. He was 5-4 at third singles but also had competed at fourth and fifth singles. The sophomore was 5-4 in doubles play, mostly at the second and third spots.

• University of South Alabama junior Dallas Teague was 2-1 at fifth and sixth singles. The past Spanish Fort Toro was 2-4 at second and third doubles.

Send updates about area athletes to Barbara Boxleitner at bboxleitner@outlook.com.