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<p>The 2032 class is already showing that age does not define ability. From competing against older athletes to producing at major tournaments, these young players are embracing tougher competition and proving they belong.</p>
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<p>Below, Prep Softball highlights six 2032 competitors who are playing beyond their age group and making their names known early.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Larson Benson continues to establish herself as a talented catcher who is already competing at a high level. She put together a strong performance at the Colorado Jr. Sparkler, helping her team finish seventh in the National Power Pool while batting .357. Behind the plate, Benson is a difference-maker with a strong arm and the ability to control the running game. She also posted a .935 fielding percentage, showing her reliability on the defensive side of the ball. Benson continues to sharpen her craft through private catching lessons, and her commitment to developing at such a young age makes her an exciting 2032 prospect to follow.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Pharyn Chandler is proving she can handle the challenge of playing well above her age group. The 2032 right-handed pitcher competed in the 14U division at the PGF Top 50 Showcase and made an impact both in the circle and at the plate. Chandler hit .500 while driving in three runs and scoring five times. In 3.1 innings of work in the circle, she struck out five batters while allowing just one walk. A multi-sport athlete who also plays basketball, Chandler brings athleticism and competitiveness to the field. Holding her own against 14U competition at such a young age is an encouraging sign of what is ahead for this developing pitcher.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Gabriella Trivino is embracing every opportunity to challenge herself and accelerate her development. Playing up in the 14U division has consistently put the 2032 prospect on the field with older, more experienced athletes, giving her valuable experience against advanced competition. Trivino is also getting early exposure to the next level by attending college camps while continuing to invest in her offensive game through private hitting lessons. Her development does not stop at the plate, however, as she is putting focused work into improving her fielding and overall skill set.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Madi Mills brings a combination of offensive production, defensive consistency, and athleticism to the catcher position. During her 11U season, Mills hit .381 with a 1.069 OPS while collecting 49 doubles and driving in an impressive 116 runs. She was equally productive behind the plate, recording 390 putouts and a .927 fielding percentage. Mills is also a basketball player, and that multi-sport background adds to the athleticism she brings to the field. She continues to take private lessons while putting an emphasis on becoming stronger and faster. With proven production and a commitment to improving the physical side of her game, Mills is building a strong foundation as a 2032 catcher.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Klancee Park is a left-handed pitcher who brings value in the circle while also making herself difficult to overlook at the plate. Park features a drop ball and changeup in her pitching arsenal and continues to develop her game by putting in consistent work in the weight room and through conditioning. Offensively, she put together an impressive summer, batting .363 with a .418 on-base percentage, .467 slugging percentage, and .885 OPS. She added 10 doubles and 36 RBIs, but one of her most impressive numbers was just six strikeouts across 154 plate appearances. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Ryleigh Breshears is gaining valuable experience competing on big stages and consistently showing she belongs against high-level competition. She represented Region 7 Stripes in the 12U division with USA Softball and helped her team earn a runner-up finish at the USSSA Fastpitch Midwest Nationals. Beshears also delivered an impressive performance at the Top Gun Invitational, batting .440 with a .528 on-base percentage, three RBIs, and three walks. Defensively, she was flawless with a 1.000 fielding percentage.</p>
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The 2032 class is already showing that age does not define ability. From competing against older athletes to producing at major tournaments, these young players are embracing tougher competition and proving they belong.
Below, Prep Softball highlights six 2032 competitors who are playing beyond their age group and making their names known early.
Larson Benson continues to establish herself as a talented catcher who is already competing at a high level. She put together a strong performance at the Colorado Jr. Sparkler, helping her team finish seventh in the National Power Pool while batting .357. Behind the plate, Benson is a difference-maker with a strong arm and the ability to control the running game. She also posted a .935 fielding percentage, showing her reliability on the defensive side of the ball. Benson continues to sharpen her craft through private catching lessons, and her commitment to developing at such a young age makes her an exciting 2032 prospect to follow.
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Pharyn Chandler is proving she can handle the challenge of playing well above her age group. The 2032 right-handed pitcher competed in the 14U division at the PGF Top 50 Showcase and made an impact both in the circle and…
Gabriella Trivino is embracing every opportunity to challenge herself and accelerate her development. Playing up in the 14U division has consistently put the 2032 prospect on the field with older, more experienced athletes, giving her valuable experience against advanced competition. Trivino is also getting early exposure to the next level by attending college camps while continuing to invest in her offensive game through private hitting lessons. Her development does not stop at the plate, however, as she is putting focused work into improving her fielding and overall skill set.
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Madi Mills brings a combination of offensive production, defensive consistency, and athleticism to the catcher position. During her 11U season, Mills hit .381 with a 1.069 OPS while collecting 49 doubles and driving in an impressive 116 runs. She was…
Klancee Park is a left-handed pitcher who brings value in the circle while also making herself difficult to overlook at the plate. Park features a drop ball and changeup in her pitching arsenal and continues to develop her game by putting in consistent work in the weight room and through conditioning. Offensively, she put together an impressive summer, batting .363 with a .418 on-base percentage, .467 slugging percentage, and .885 OPS. She added 10 doubles and 36 RBIs, but one of her most impressive numbers was just six strikeouts across 154 plate appearances.
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Ryleigh Breshears is gaining valuable experience competing on big stages and consistently showing she belongs against high-level competition. She represented Region 7 Stripes in the 12U division with USA Softball and helped her team earn a runner-up finish at the…
