Sandburg softball’s Pyle, Climer named to All-Arrowhead Conference team

The Sandburg softball team had a pair of freshmen voted to the All-Arrowhead Conference team.

Infielder Hannah Pyle and outfielder Jordyn Climer were voted to the team by league coaches after leading the Chargers in most offensive categories in conference play.

Pyle, a corner infielder from Economy, Ind., played in all 20 Arrowhead games this spring and led Sandburg in batting, on-base percentage and slugging with a .500/.525/.741 slash line over 61 plate appearances.

Pyle also swatted a team-leading three home runs against Arrowhead opponents and topped Sandburg with 43 total bases in conference play. Pyle scored 13 runs, drove in 14 and collected six extra-base hits.

In Sandburg’s April 3 doubleheader sweep at Sauk Valley, Pyle reached base safely in all nine of her plate appearances. She finished 7 for 7, walked twice, doubled, homered, scored five runs and had four RBIs.

Climer, a Warsaw High School product who saw most of her time in left field, also played all 20 conference contests. Over 64 plate appearances, she hit .492/.516/.639, finishing second to Pyle in all three categories.

Climer led the team with six doubles and seven extra-base hits against Arrowhead opponents. Her 14 runs and 39 total bases were second among Chargers players, and she picked up eight RBIs.

Climer went 2 for 3 with a homer, two runs scored and three RBIs in Sandburg’s 18-6 win March 18 over Sauk Valley.

2025 ALL-ARROWHEAD CONFERENCE SOFTBALL TEAM

Most Valuable Player

Jaelyn Lambin (Black Hawk)

Infielders

Ana-Kate Phillips (Kishwaukee)

Hailee Irby (Black Hawk)

Emma Augustine (Illinois Valley)

Hannah Pyle (Sandburg)

Kaylie Pena (Black Hawk)

Outfielders

Jaelyn Lambin (Black Hawk)

Jordyn Climer (Sandburg)

Kanzas White (Highland)

Izzy Nordwahl (Black Hawk)

Catchers

Megan Holub (Black Hawk)

Kaci Polhamus (Highland)

Pitchers

Emily Rigdon (Black Hawk)

Camryn Carter (Black Hawk)

Cameren Plowman (Highland)

Designated player

Haley Von Schnase (Kishwaukee)