Softball Recruiting Profile
Cielle Collins

Cielle Collins softball recruiting profile

Class of 2011
Positions: C 2B OF
Hometown: New Castle NH
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Height: 5' 7"
Bats: R
Throws: R
Home to 1B: 2.9 secs
Home to Home: 11.9 secs
Strengths: Versitility, OB%,Arm

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Year	Stats Name	AB	1B	2B	3B	HR	BB	SO	AVG	OBP	SLP	RBI	Steals
2010	Cielle Collins-PHS Varsity	55	21	3	1	1	6	3	412			23	8
2009	Cielle Collins-PHS Varsity	65	20	3	4	2	13	4	.446	.538	.708	21	9
2008	Cielle Collins-PHS Varsity	66	20	2	3	2	13	10	.409	.494	.621	18	7

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Collins named to Foster's Dream Team
Article published Jul 23, 2010 Softball Dream Team 2010: Coe-Brown ruled the diamond in 2010 DOVER — It was the year the Bears finally broke through. After unsuccessful trips to the Class I championship game in 2008 and 2009 (losing to Portsmouth each time), the Coe-Brown Northwood Academy team, led by Dream Team coach of the year Tim Tenasco, finally hoisted the championship plaque in 2010, with a 5-3 win over Kennett in the final. While Coe-Brown was the area's only champion, it was nevertheless a season to remember on the local softball diamonds. Dover defied expectations by...

Clippers cash in on Stark's miscues
Article published Jun 3, 2010 Clippers cash in on Stark's miscues WEARE — Jenna Kubesch preached to her Portsmouth High School softball team that one error could make all the difference in the Class I playoffs. The first-year coach proved to be right on and it was her team that took full advantage. An error with two outs in the third inning allowed the Clippers' Katherine VanWert to reach base. Portsmouth followed with its only three hits of the game, plating three unearned runs in a 3-1 victory over No. 7 John Stark in the first round of the Class I state tournament. Catcher Cielle...

PHS closes softball regular season with much-needed win
PHS closes softball regular season with much-needed win By Mike O'Neil sports@seacoastonline.com May 30, 2010 2:00 AM PORTSMOUTH — On the way out to her team's postgame meeting, Portsmouth High School softball coach Jenna Kubesch heard a softball version of Tchaikovsky's "1812 Overture," accompanied by church bells and fireworks. "As I was going out to talk to them after the game, I heard our team captain, Cielle Collins telling the team that what we did today was our team," said the first-year Clipper coach. "Here's one of our leaders reminding the rest of the team about what it...

Crisp dominant in Clippers' softball victory
Crisp dominant in Clippers' softball victory By Michael Riley sports@seacoastonline.com May 06, 2010 2:00 AM PORTSMOUTH — Hard to believe that there was something more impressive than Portsmouth High School softball pitcher Mariah Crisp striking out 14 of the 16 batters she faced in Wednesday's 9-2 win over Pembroke Academy. But junior Brianna Keenan took a ball to the face, chipping her tooth while trying to steal third, and elected to stay in for the remainder of the game. "Our coaches told us if we see a change-up we should (steal)," said Keenan. "I saw her throw the change-up...

Portsmouth softball advances to Class I quarterfinals
Portsmouth softball advances to Class I quarterfinals By DAN DOYON sports@seacoastonline.com June 03, 2010 2:00 AM WEARE — Jenna Kubesch preached to her Portsmouth High School softball team that one error could make all the difference in the Class I playoffs. The first-year coach proved to be right on Wednesday, and it was her team that took full advantage. An error with two outs in the third inning allowed the Clippers' Katherine VanWert to reach base. Tenth-seeded Portsmouth followed with its only three hits of the game, plating three unearned runs in a 3-1 victory over No. 7 John Stark...

Softball: Sophomore throws season's 2nd no-hitter
Softball: Sophomore throws season's 2nd no-hitter By Dan Doyon sports@seacoastonline.com April 22, 2010 2:00 AM PORTSMOUTH — Mariah Crisp struck out all but one batter and secured her second no-hitter of the season Wednesday night against Pelham, but the Portsmouth High School sophomore was more pleased with her performance at the plate. Crisp complemented her dominant performance on the mound with four hits and four RBIs in Portsmouth's 12-0 Class I softball victory over Pelham at Alumni Field. The game was called after five innings due to the 12-run mercy rule. "I was more impressed...

Seacoast Roundup: Collins and Keenan lead PHS
Seacoast Roundup: Collins and Keenan lead PHS By Staff Reports sports@seacoastonline.com May 11, 2010 2:00 AM Portsmouth 9 Kingswood 2 WOLFEBORO — Brianna Keenan had three hits and three RBIs, and Cielle Collins had two hits and three RBIs, leading Portsmouth (8-2) to this Class I win. Christina Jones had two hits for the Clippers, while Katherine VanWert and Sarah Shouse each had one. Mariah Crisp and Collins combined to strike out 15 batters.

Cielle Collins hit a 3 run homer and two singles to drive in 5 runs for the Clippers.
Article published May 13, 2010 High school roundup: . Portsmouth 25, Oyster River 0 DURHAM — The Portsmouth softball team was a 25-0 winner at Oyster River (0-11) on Wednesday. Cielle Collins hit a 3 run homer and two singles to drive in 5 runs for the Clippers. Sara Schouse had three hits for the Clippers (9-2), while Briana Keenan and Katherine Van Wert had two hits apiece. Portsmouth hosts rival St. Thomas Aquinas on Friday, while Oyster River looks for its first win when it hosts Kennett on Monday.

Seacoast Roundup: Crisp throws third no-hitter for Clippers
Seacoast Roundup: Crisp throws third no-hitter for Clippers By Staff Reports sports@seacoastonline.com May 22, 2010 2:00 AM PELHAM — Sophomore Mariah Crisp pitched a no-hitter and struck out 15 batters in leading the Portsmouth High School softball team to a 13-0 win over Pelham on Friday. This was the second no-hitter that Crisp has tossed against Pelham and her third overall this season. In 10 innings against Pelham this season, Crisp has recorded 30 strikeouts. The Clippers got 16 hits in the game. "Our offense was impressive today and refreshing after being held nearly hitless...

Portsmouth softball falls to Kennett
Article published May 27, 2010 Portsmouth softball falls to Kennett PORTSMOUTH — The last time Portsmouth High School softball pitcher Mariah Crisp faced Kennett, the sophomore struck out 19 in a 3-1 win. Kennett coach Pete Ames wanted his team to make some adjustments at the plate for Wednesday's rematch, and those tweaks were enough for a 6-2 Class I victory over the Clippers at Alumni Field. Kennett (13-2) has won 11 games in a row since its loss to Portsmouth last month. Crisp struck out 10, but the Eagles had 11 hits and scored their go-ahead runs on a two-run single by Sam...

Clippers take down CBNA: win back-to-back Class I titles
Clippers take down CBNA: win back-to-back Class I titles Article published Jun 14, 2009 CONCORD — The Portsmouth High School softball team has another year to call themselves the Class I champions. Only now they can add back-to-back in front of it. Saturday, the No. 2 seeded Clippers (18-2) captured their second straight Class I title, thanks to a 6-1 win over No. 4 Coe-Brown Northwood Academy (16-4). The teams met in last year's Class I championship game as well, with Portsmouth winning by the identical score of 6-1. The Bears handed the Clippers their only two losses of the...

Portsmouth softball wins second straight title
Portsmouth softball wins second straight title By Mike O'Neil sports@seacoastonline.com June 14, 2009 2:00 AM CONCORD — Portsmouth High School third baseman Audra Ludington had an uneasy feeling before Saturday's Class I softball championship game. "I have never been nervous before a game until today," said Ludington. "(Coe-Brown) had beat us twice during the season and they were just chomping at the bit to beat us in the finals." But any nerves that were hiding in Ludington's stomach disappeared in a tidal wave of hits, as Portsmouth used a first-inning explosion to capture its second...

Portsmouth softball team wins state tournament opener
Portsmouth softball team wins state tournament opener By Mike O'Neil sports@seacoastonline.com June 06, 2008 6:00 AM PORTSMOUTH — After allowing an infield single to Tessa Figley to lead off the game, Kortney Dorow, the Portsmouth High School softball team's starting pitcher, went to the back of the circle to collect her thoughts and go after the next hitter. And with one deep exhale, Dorow proceeded to blow down the next 15 Lebanon hitters she faced as the second-ranked Clippers opened the 2008 Class I softball tournament with a convincing 12-0 win over the Raiders Thursday at Alumni...

Clippers start title defense with 12-0 rout of Saints
Clippers start title defense with 12-0 rout of Saints By Dan Doyon June 04, 2009 6:00 AM PORTSMOUTH — The sound of silence was enough to convince Jim Knowles that his Portsmouth High School softball team was ready to begin the Class I tournament on Wednesday against St. Thomas Aquinas. "I knew it was a little different when we were out there with the umpires at the beginning, I usually hear a little chatter going on," Knowles said. "Today they were all quiet and on the fence. I said 'Alright, it's playoff time.” The defending Class I champions made all the noise they needed with their...

Portsmouth softball team will play for state title
Portsmouth softball team will play for state title By Dan Doyon June 13, 2008 6:00 AM CONCORD, NH — With its 6-1 win over Souhegan on Saturday, this year's Portsmouth High School softball team became the first squad in the program's existence to reach the semifinals of an NHIAA tournament. Following Thursday's 8-2 win over No. 3 Bishop Brady in the semifinals of the Class I tournament, the Clippers have a chance to add a crowning jewel to what has already been a history-making season. Portsmouth (20-2) aims for its first championship on Saturday (5 p.m.) when it returns to Memorial Field...

Portsmouth wins Class I softball state championship
Portsmouth wins Class I softball state championship By Mike Zhe June 15, 2008 6:00 AM CONCORD — It's a pregame ritual for the Portsmouth High School softball team when it's playing away from home. When the opposing team takes the field, coach Jim Knowles will make a reference to losing the coin toss. The "coin toss" was the only thing the Clippers lost on Saturday. Second-seeded Portsmouth pushed across four runs in the top of the first, and 90 minutes later got to celebrate its first Class I championship, beating top-seeded Coe-Brown, 6-1, at Memorial Field. "I asked them for five...