Mass Destruction Softball

A two-time Cal-Hi Sports All-State selection, Webb boasts a career average of.461 with 19 home runs, 44 extra-base hits and 79 RBIs. She’s also 31-7 with a 1.49 ERA and 277 strikeouts in 222-plus innings.As a junior, Webb pieced together her best season with nine home runs, 41 RBI and a.493 average.

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She was 18-2 as the Mustangs’ ace, piling up 142 strikeouts in 118 innings. Cal-Hi Sports named her to its All-State Medium School and Underclassmen teams.“No doubt, she’s one of the best players in this area, not just Oakdale High,” Loger said. “As far as power, she’s the most powerful hitter we’ve ever had.

As a pitcher, she went from being a thrower to a pitcher last year.”Webb burst onto the national scene, though, during a travel ball showcase in Florida last summer. Playing for Batbusters (Bay Area), Webb qualified for the final of a home run derby, where she competed against some of the top power hitters in the game, regardless of age and rank.The field, she said, was sprinkled with All-Americans and professionals.Butterflies swirled in her stomach. The lights brightened. The stakes raised.

Webb, as humble as she is hungry, never imagined a moment like this — sharing the same batter’s box with the elite. Webb has gone 31-7 as a pitcher for the Mustangs, but it’s her bat that sets her apart from the rest of the section’s top players.“I made it to the end with the pros. That really did happen,” Webb said. “I was nervous at first, because it was a big spotlight and big field. It was at night and the lights were on. It was exciting and nerve-wracking, but after I started hitting ”Webb dazzled with one moonshot after another.

In a 60-second show of force, Webb clubbed 16 home runs, twice as many as the next closest competitor. It was a pinch-me moment, confirmed by the roar of the crowd.“I turned around and everyone was screaming,” Webb said. “All the pros said what a good job I did.

It was an inspiring moment for me. They were asking where I was going to college.”Webb will attend Fresno State after decommitting from South Alabama. Loger said Webb spurned other offers to attend Fresno State, a program that will allow her family to be a part of her softball experience.Her father, Steven Webb, has been instrumental in developing one of the sweetest swings in the nation. Together, the two can be found on diamonds in the Oakdale area fine-tuning her technique at the plate or twirling pitches at 60 mph.Webb also works out four days a week at The Performance Lab in Modesto, maximizing a cardio-and-lifting program crafted by trainer Brett Butler.

A two-time Cal-Hi Sports All-State selection, Webb boasts a career average of.461 with 19 home runs, 44 extra-base hits and 79 RBIs. She’s also 31-7 with a 1.49 ERA and 277 strikeouts in 222-plus innings.As a junior, Webb pieced together her best season with nine home runs, 41 RBI and a.493 average.

GameChanger is the best free mobile Prep Softball scorekeeping application, used by teams like Central Mass Destruction to share live scores with fans. Follow The Central Mass Destruction 14U for live games, stats and a schedule of the Spring 2012 Central Mass Destruction season.

She was 18-2 as the Mustangs’ ace, piling up 142 strikeouts in 118 innings. Cal-Hi Sports named her to its All-State Medium School and Underclassmen teams.“No doubt, she’s one of the best players in this area, not just Oakdale High,” Loger said. “As far as power, she’s the most powerful hitter we’ve ever had.

As a pitcher, she went from being a thrower to a pitcher last year.”Webb burst onto the national scene, though, during a travel ball showcase in Florida last summer. Playing for Batbusters (Bay Area), Webb qualified for the final of a home run derby, where she competed against some of the top power hitters in the game, regardless of age and rank.The field, she said, was sprinkled with All-Americans and professionals.Butterflies swirled in her stomach. The lights brightened. The stakes raised.

Webb, as humble as she is hungry, never imagined a moment like this — sharing the same batter’s box with the elite. Webb has gone 31-7 as a pitcher for the Mustangs, but it’s her bat that sets her apart from the rest of the section’s top players.“I made it to the end with the pros. That really did happen,” Webb said. “I was nervous at first, because it was a big spotlight and big field. It was at night and the lights were on. It was exciting and nerve-wracking, but after I started hitting ”Webb dazzled with one moonshot after another.

In a 60-second show of force, Webb clubbed 16 home runs, twice as many as the next closest competitor. It was a pinch-me moment, confirmed by the roar of the crowd.“I turned around and everyone was screaming,” Webb said. “All the pros said what a good job I did.

It was an inspiring moment for me. They were asking where I was going to college.”Webb will attend Fresno State after decommitting from South Alabama. Loger said Webb spurned other offers to attend Fresno State, a program that will allow her family to be a part of her softball experience.Her father, Steven Webb, has been instrumental in developing one of the sweetest swings in the nation. Together, the two can be found on diamonds in the Oakdale area fine-tuning her technique at the plate or twirling pitches at 60 mph.Webb also works out four days a week at The Performance Lab in Modesto, maximizing a cardio-and-lifting program crafted by trainer Brett Butler.