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Tony Baranek’s Daily Southtown softball rankings and player of the week

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With records through Sunday and previous rankings in parentheses.

1. Lemont 3-0 (1)

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In the home opener, Sage Mardjetko strikes out 17 in no-hitter over Rockton Hononegah.

2. Marist 4-1 (2)

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Northwestern-bound Isabel Cunnea leads way, but RedHawks crush ball top to bottom.

3. Lincoln-Way East 4-0 (3)

Freshmen Maddie Henry and Mackenzie Bacha both crack varsity lineup. Impressive.

4. Lockport 7-0 (4)

Morgan Spodarek leads the offense as Porters win WJOL Tournament.

5. St. Laurence 3-1 (7)

When Emma Lotus and Sophia Sanchez run double steal, it’s opposing catcher’s nightmare.

6. Andrew 7-1 (6)

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MaTaia Lawson hits a volleyball hard. She hits a softball even harder.

7. Lincoln-Way West 4-1 (10)

Seniors Riley George and Molly Marquardt are good guidance counselors for young Warriors.

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8. Lincoln-Way Central 2-2 (5)

Freshman Ellie McLaughlin earns spot with versatility on both offense and defense.

9. Oak Forest 3-1 (8)

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Clutch last season, Mia Delisi has been constant this spring, batting a sizzling .700.

10. Evergreen Park 3-2 (9)

Multisport athletes Dora Cihocki and Taylor Evans are both in their 12th varsity seasons.

Senior catcher/infielder Amanda Martineck was 4-for-5 with two RBIs as Lincoln-Way East beat Plainfield North and St. Laurence.

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