http://www.softballshowcase.com/articles College Softball Recruiting news for Jessica Micha http://www.softballshowcase.com/player/news/3661?post=5460 Pitchers: Nicole Osovski, Maine-Endwell; Quincy Lewis, Corning West; Catcher: Alicia Cacciotti, Horseheads; First base: Kaitlyn Harris, M-E; Second base: Mandy Fife, Elmira Free Academy; Third base: Chelsey West, Johnson City; Shortstop: Emily Reed, Binghamton; Outfielders: Rachel Rubitski, Union-Endicott; Hali Enderby, Horseheads; Holly Frampton, Corning West; Utility: Bertie Lake, U-E; Whitney Van Houten, Horseheads. Central/East All-Conference Pitchers: Dani Koltz, Chenango Valley; Lesley Harlem, Oneonta; Catcher: Lindsey Haskell, Susquehanna Valley; First base: Abby Freyer, Seton Catholic Central; Second base: Meaghan Lewis, CV; Third base: Becca Griswold, Windsor; Shortstop: Jessica Bump, Windsor; Outfielders: Demetra Kermidas, CV; Megan Godbout, SV, Samantha Stento, SCC; Utillity: Mikala King, CV; Kelsey Mullins, SV. West Division All-Stars Cady Ficarro, ESS; Emilie Rogers, EFA; Amy Hinman, Corning East; Alexa Archambeault, Horseheads; Chaylen Andolino, Corning West; Brooke Mitchell, EFA; Brooke Owen, Horseheads; Mollie Peck, EFA; Amber Baker, Corning East; Samijo Scheer, Corning East; Aja Gosper, Corning West; Shannon Good, Horseheads. Metro Division All-Stars Binghamton: Ashley Lomonaco, Liz Woidt; Vestal: Cassie Frye, Lindsey Stout, Lauren Dixon; Johnson City: Stacey Fox, Caroline Michalack, Jess Micha; Maine-Endwell: Sarah Rosenbarker, Cara Cawley, Ashley Jones; Owego - Alanna Jenkins; Union-Endicott: Amy Chianucci, Brianna Blazavich. Central Division All-Stars Windsor: Cara Martin, Mackenzie Mullins, Kelly Costello, Whitney Blair, Chelsey Van Zandt; Seton Catholic Central: Sue Ekstrom, Jenna Matthews, Maria Turrigiano; Chenango Forks: Meghan Spencer, Emily Silverio, Jenna Flannery; Whitney Point: Karli Theleman. East Division All-Stars Oneonta: Erin Wolstenholme, Katie Bredin, Kaitlyn O'Connor, Sienna Wisse; Chenango Valley: Abby Pierce, Shannon Kane, Caitlin Roberts; Norwich: Kristin Carpenter, Megan McAvoy; Susquehanna Valley: Morgan Wharton, Kayla Kaminsky, Allison Haskell. http://www.softballshowcase.com/player/news/3661?post=5460 http://www.softballshowcase.com/player/news/3661?post=5150 Junior Megan Touhey led off the bottom of the ninth inning with a home run to right-center field, lifting the Maine-Endwell softball team to a 1-0 win over visiting Johnson City in a Section 4 Class A semifinal on Wednesday afternoon. The top-seeded Spartans (20-3) advance to face second-seeded Corning West (20-4) in the sectional title game at 2 p.m. Saturday at the BAGSAI Complex in Nimmonsburg. Senior pitcher Nicole Osovski earned the win, firing a two-hit shutout. She struck out 11 and walked two over nine innings, outdueling JC's Jess Micha, who was also strong with seven strikeouts and two walks. Micha helped push the game into extra innings, working out of a jam in the second, when M-E had runners on second and third with no out, and then again in the eighth, when M-E had the bases loaded with one out. M-E coach Todd Kariam credited the job both defenses did, and he highlighted a key play for the Spartans in the top of the seventh. JC had a runner on second with one out, but on the ensuing ground ball to third, M-E's Erin Sullivan threw out the batter at first, and then Kaitlyn Harris fired back across the diamond to get the lead runner at third. Two innings later, Touhey accounted for the lone run with her third homer of the season. Catcher Stacey Fox had both JC hits, a pair of singles. And M-E's Osovski and Amber McGlynn each went 2-for-4. http://www.softballshowcase.com/player/news/3661?post=5150 http://www.softballshowcase.com/player/news/3661?post=5018 Freshman second baseman Chelsey Kuzel played a key part in two big innings Saturday, helping Johnson City past visiting Corning East 11-4 in a Section 4 Class A quarterfinal softball game Kuzel finished 3-for-4 with four RBIs, and she came through with two-run singles in both the first and third innings as the fourth-seeded Wildcats (12-10) scored five runs in each en route to an 11-0 lead through three innings. Chelsey West also helped lead the JC attack, going 2-for-3 with two RBIs. Winning pitcher Jess Micha struck out seven and allowed four runs on five hits for the Wildcats, who move on to face top-seeded Maine-Endwell on Wednesday in the semifinals. East (7-16) entered as the No. 5 seed. http://www.softballshowcase.com/player/news/3661?post=5018 http://www.softballshowcase.com/player/news/3661?post=4984 The Spartans will play the winner of Friday's first-round game between Johnson City and Corning East. JC's Wildcats -- with late-season wins over Windsor and Union-Endicott -- are also ones to watch. http://www.softballshowcase.com/player/news/3661?post=4984