2026 All City Teams

Madison Shoff: This senior captain was Dearborn’s center fielder, shortstop, and #2 hitter. Her batting average was .420, and with a slugging percentage of .652, Shoff had 29 hits (including 6 triples), 16 RBIs, 23 runs, and 13 stolen bases. She was critical in the field (.842 fielding percentage, .931 in center) and had an impressive performance against Belleville. She led by example every day and never stopped working hard. 

Sophia Ball: Ball was a shining spot on defense and an absolute terror on offense. It was common for her to turn a single into a triple due to her speed and determination. The #1 hitter, she had a batting average of .460, slugging average of .762, 29 hits (including two home runs), 16 RBIs, and 32 runs. Ball plays two of the most difficult positions, catcher and shortstop, with ease. 

Aya Mackie: A spectacular first baseman, Mackie led a strong freshman class through their first season of high school softball. She rotated between the #3 and #4 spots in the batting order and never blinked at the challenge. Her average was .329 and accounted for 23 hits, 15 RBIs, and 18 runs; she was also responsible for 18 stolen bases. Defensively, she prevented countless errors with her ability to scoop the ball at first base.

Calyssa Post: Post is a versatile player who rotated between the shortstop, third base, and pitching positions. She hit the ball hard, brought in runs, and advanced the lineup regardless of opponent. Post had 14 RBIs, 25 runs, 20 stolen bases, and a batting average of .500 with 21 hits. Arguably more impressive was her fielding percentage (.929) and ability to keep batters off balance while on the mound. In the dugout, Post always had a positive attitude.

Victoria Lamb: Lamb is a great third baseman and incredible pitcher. She does a great job pitching to contact and keeping the defense in the game. This season, a memorable moment for the Pioneers was celebrating Lamb’s first strikeout. A multifaceted athlete, she’s also a reliable hitter with a batting average of .353, slugging average of .549, 10 RBIs, and 11 runs. In her 41 innings pitched, Lamb had 36 strikeouts, left 52 runners on base, and had 4 wins. 

Nathan Wood: A starting pitcher for the Pioneers, Wood led the team in innings pitched at 30.2 and had an ERA of 6.16. He excelled at many other defensive positions, including first base, second base, shortstop, and left field. Wood pitching a complete game shutout and taking the win on the mound was a huge moment for the varsity team this season. 

Bilal Berry: Berry was a strong presence in the infield and played all three base positions: first, second, and third. He led the team in hits, 13, and batting average, which was a notable .310. To end his senior year, Berry’s hard work paid off as he became the group’s most consistent hitter. 

Christian Lamb: Senior Lamb had an incredible year on the mound for Dearborn High. A catcher and starting pitcher, he led the pitchers in strikeouts with 39 in 27.1 innings pitched. Lamb was a tough batter, too, with an on-base percentage (OBP) of .390. He left it all on the field during his last year at Dearborn High.

Yaseen Khalil: This senior has been a strong outfielder throughout his baseball career. Khalil played the left and center field positions for the Pioneers. Additionally, he led the team in runs scored, an impressive feat. 

Rami Beydoun: Beydoun was a vocal leader dedicated to giving his all for the team. He pitched in multiple capacities (starting and relief), played phenomenal defense in center field, and caught in several games despite being brand new to the position. The senior pitched 13.2 innings and had the team’s second highest batting average at .250.

Natalie Hansen: Hansen is a senior outfielder that was a key contributor to the Falcon program during her last four seasons. She will be attending Michigan State University in the fall to row on the Michigan State Crew Team. 

Aubree Soto: Despite being a sophomore, Soto has shown her worth in the shortstop position on the varsity team. She was named to State Champs Top 50 in Michigan and has already received scholarship offers from many colleges. 

Kaylee Ketelhut: Another strong sophomore, Ketelhut is a talented third baseman that’s received several scholarship offers. She was an important piece of the Falcon’s defense this season.

Vivienne Modrzejewski: Modrzejewski was Divine Child’s center fielder and played a unique but critical role for the offense. A slap/drag hitter, she had an on base percentage (OBP) of over .600. Modrzejewski has been invited to different college camps. 

Elizabeth Kaniewski: Kaniewski had a big debut for her freshman season this year. A significant part of the defense, she showed her versatility by performing well in the pitching, second base, and outfield positions. 

Andrew Ryan: This senior pitcher and infielder had a great season both defensively and offensively. As a batter, he had an average of .402 which included 35 hits, six doubles, two triples, one home run, and 18 RBIs, not to mention 24 stolen bases throughout the season. On the mound, he had a 4-2 record in 29.1 innings pitched, accomplishing 37 strikeouts with an ERA of 2.38 and only 10 earned runs. 

Dallas Terski: Terski was an infielder who knows how to get it done at the plate. His batting average was .376 after earning 32 hits during the season. Along with two home runs, Terski also had eight doubles and a triple, 21 stolen bases, and a staggering 32 RBIs in his senior season. 

Ian Hall: Hall dominated on the mound to conclude his high school career. With a 6-1 record in almost 40 innings pitched (39.2), he accomplished 45 strikeouts with 33 walks and only 11 earned runs (ER). Even more impressive was his ability to keep the other team from scoring; his earned run average (ERA) was less than two at 1.94 despite having 31 hits against him.

Liam Gibbons: Another force for the Falcons this season was senior pitcher Gibbons, who had a 5-1 record with over 40 innings pitched (40.1 to be exact). In that time, he secured 55 strikeouts with only 21 walks and 22 hits against him; in other words, he had almost triple the amount of strikeouts compared to walks. Of the 17 runs scored against him, only seven were earned, making his earned run average (ERA) an astounding 1.21. 

Kole Boike: Boike was a sophomore outfielder and pitcher that accomplished much during his second season at Divine Child. He was a force offensively, earning an average of .347 which included 33 hits. Of those hits, Boike had six doubles and two triples. He had an astonishing 28 RBIs and 16 stolen bases.