Boyer emphasizes Lady Buffs' LSC ceremonies

LSC Academic Release | LSC All-Conference Release
Canyon, Texas – On Wednesday evening, West Texas A & M Junior Emilee Boyer The Lone Star Conference Player of the Year and Pitcher of the Year was the first player in the history of the Lone Star Conference in the same season as the first player in the history of the Lone Star Conference.
Heidi Vortherms The Senior Pitcher also brought himself to the LSC Academic Player of the Year. Vortherms is the second Lady Buff who receives the price after Kilee Halbert won the honor in 2016 and 2017.
Head coach Michael Mook Received his second Lone Star Conference Coach of the Year honor after giving the award last season.
Boyer, a utility player and pitcher, achieved an average value of 0.479 with 10 doubles, two triple and 20 home runs, while he drove in 84 and scored 54 points. Their offensive figures rank in the top 10 top 10 categories of several NCAA Division II, including the leadership of the nation in RBIS and the slugging percentage. In addition, Boyer published an outstanding season in the district. The SD Harrisburg-born has a 24:3 record with an ERA of 1.98 and 209 strikeouts over 155.2 innerings. So far, Boyer has two parades, 11 complete games and three Shutouts in the season.
To get to Boyer in the first team were Lauren Granger And Vortherms. Granger produced an average value of 0.429 with 53 runs, 14 doubles, seven triple, 16 home runs and 44 RBIs from the Leadoff spot of the Lady Buffs. Vortherms deserves her first honor after threw 109.2 innings into the circle. During this time, the senior scored a 18: 1 record with four complete games, a shutout and 117 strikes.
WT landed four in the second team of the conference, including Cadence ColbornPresent Abby HowellPresent Emily LiskaiAnd Heaven Moreno. Colborn and Howell also deserve places in the all-Freshman team. Kiley Avery And Avery Cannon represented the Lady Buffs in the third team and received the first all conference honor in her respective career.
WT opens the Lone Star Conference tournament against the eighth seeds of St. Edward's on Thursday, May 1st, at 7:30 p.m. All games of the tournament take place in Schaeffer Park.