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28 Softball Stars. One Last Time Tonight. The FCA All-Star Game Is Tonight.

By Special to the Prep Sports Report | November 10, 2026

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Savannah-area softball fans will get one more chance to cheer on some of the region’s top high school players when the 2026 Savannh Area FCA All-Star Game takes the field tonight at South Effingham High School.

The night starts with a Home Run Derby at 5:30 p.m., followed by the All-Star Game at 6:30 p.m. The event celebrates the athletes’ hard work and brings players from schools across the area together for one final game.

The All-Stars include Destiny Hutchens, Kendall Ward, Olivia Johnson, Danni Lynn, Alyssa Martin and Justine Nevels of South Effingham High School; Gessilyn Clark, Ahnalaya Estevez, Aubrey Ragins, Maggie Reynolds, Ainsley Washington and Kainani Auld of Richmond Hill High School; and Ava Wiley, Mady Reagan, Jenny Parker, Jocelyn Bettinger, Lalia Boyd, Cheyenne Hart and Riley Bracken of Effingham County High School.

Also representing the area are Lila Hannah and Emily Johnson of Bryan County High School; Emily Grace Gay, Ella Rae Jernigan, Mady Jeffcoat, Halleigh Morton and Blakely Graham of Statesboro High School; Page Stewart of Calvary Day School; Jayda Groover of HV Jenkins; and Remy Stallcup of Savannah Christian Preparatory School.

Join the FCA community at South Effingham High School to celebrate these student-athletes and the talent across the local softball community.

Tickets are available at fca.regfox.com/2026savannahallstar.


Photos courtesy of Savannah Area FCA

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The "Coach" Karl DeMasi has been teaching and coaching for the past 35 years on all levels of academia and athletics. One of his hobbies has been writing, announcing and talking about sports. DeMasi has been involved in the Savannah Area sports scene since 1995, and he created the high school magazine "The Prep Sports Report" in 2000. In 2010, the "Coach" started broadcasting The Karl DeMasi Sports Report. He's still going strong, broadcasting on Facebook live and Twitter live every Saturday morning. You gotta love it!


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