11 county softball players claim NCC honors

3 Pioneers, 2 Eagles make 1st team

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The Nebraska Capitol Conference (NCC) recently wrapped up a successful softball season with the release of its all-conference teams this week.
This fall, Yutan/Mead won the regular season title, Fort Calhoun claimed the tournament title and Douglas County West earned second in Class C, falling to Wahoo Neumann on Monday in Omaha. Altogether, 11 Arlington and FCHS players received postseason recognition.
The Pioneers' Kaylee Taylor, Tacey Belina and Anna Taylor all earned first-team honors from the NCC, while Eagles Kallan Reed and Britt Nielsen did, too.
Kaylee Taylor — an honorary captain — set multiple season and career school records this fall, closing out Calhoun's state tournament run with a .574 batting average. She totaled 62 hits, 56 runs scored, 33 stolen bases and 31 RBIs, according to maxpreps.com.
Belina, meanwhile, hit .525 this season with a school record 15 homers and 56 RBIs. She went 14-4 and had 130 strikeotus from the pitching circle, too.
Anna Taylor, however, finished 13-3 as a pitcher with 70 Ks and a 3.38 ERA. She also hit at a .337 clip.
Reed was first on her AHS team with a .380 batting average, capping the year with 35 hits, two homers and 13 RBIs. She also struck out 22 batters from the circle.
Nielsen, meanwhile, played shortstop, hit .303 and finished with three homers and 24 RBIs.
Fort Calhoun's Addie Benoit and the Eagles' Lydia Schaapveld made the NCC's second team, too. Benoit hit .349 with 30 hits, eight homers and 34 RBIs, while Schaapveld notched an Arlington-best 27 RBIs to go with her .325 average.
Three Pioneers and Eagle Tessa Spivey claimed honorable mention as well. Spivey earned 11 pitching wins and struck out 141 batters this fall, while Calhoun's Izzy Greenough hit .361 with 17 RBIs. FCHS' Izzy Nolan hit .368 with 23 RBIs, too, while Allison Prunty hit .400 with six homers and 28 RBIs.

NCC ALL-CONFERENCE SOFTBALL TEAM
First Team
Bella Zach, Douglas County West (Honorary Captain)
Kaylee Taylor, Fort Calhoun (Honorary Captain)
Tacey Belina, Fort Calhoun
Elizabeth Harvey, Cass
Delaney Shield, Yutan/Mead
Mae Mae Zach, DC West
Kallan Reed, Arlington
Anna Taylor, Fort Calhoun
Britt Nielsen, Arlington
Jenna Trent, Yutan/Mead

Nebraska Capitol Conference