Waxahachie sophomore Michaela Landers is making waves in high school softball, currently on track to break the Dallas-area home run record. With 18 home runs in just 26 games, Landers is part of a competitive season following record-breaking performances in previous years. Last year, Kennedy Bradley hit 24 homers to set a new benchmark, while Hutton Adrian previously set the record at 22. Landers, also on the U.S. under-18 national team, has improved significantly from last season, hitting .622 with an impressive number of RBI and runs scored.

By the Numbers
  • Michaela Landers has 18 home runs in 26 games for a 26-1 team.
  • Landers has an average of 1 home run every 4.6 at-bats, hitting .622 (51 for 82).
State of Play
  • Landers has hit seven home runs in her last three games.
  • Other players like Hutton Adrian and Emily Souders are also challenging the home run record with 12 each.
What's Next

As the season progresses, Landers is poised to push her home run tally even higher, with several games left to play. This fierce competition among top players suggests the home run record could see new heights before season's end.

Bottom Line

Keep an eye on Michaela Landers; her potential to break the home run record showcases her remarkable talent and determination in high school softball, setting the stage for an exciting finish to the season.