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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 23-1 (1)

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Oh, she can pitch a little, but Sage Mardjetko also leads team with four home runs.

2. Marist 25-2 (2)

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Sophomore Gianna Hillegonds throws perfect game, gets milestone with 100th strikeout.

3. Lincoln-Way Central 22-4 (3)

Lucy Cameron hits home run against Andrew that cleared some trees.

4. Lincoln-Way East 22-4 (5)

Maddy Hickey went the distance in a 12-inning win over Lake Park.

5. St. Laurence 20-4 (4)

Sarah Klonowski lights it up with three doubles and a single against Marian Catholic.

6. Lockport 22-6 (6)

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Morgan Spodarek continues to rake with .438 average, six homers and 26 RBIs.

7. Lincoln-Way West 18-10 (7)

Freshman Paige Seivert nails runner at plate, hits walk-off homer against Plainfield South.

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8. Andrew 22-6 (8)

Madison Vrastil just keeps running. She’s up to 21 stolen bases for Thunderbolts.

9. Beecher 29-4 (9)

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Kylie Cook is stirring offense for Bobcats with team-leading .521 average.

10. Evergreen Park 19-7-1 (10)

Lily Strand passes 400 strikeouts as Mustangs wrap up conference championship.

Sophomore pitcher Bella Dimitrijevic struck out 15 and hit a home run in a 6-0 victory over Bradley-Bourbonnais. She also struck out 14 in a 4-1 win over Andrew.

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