The I70Sports recognized exceptional female athletes from the 2025-2026 school year for their multi-sport accomplishments. Each standout athlete not only excelled in their respective sports but also showcased leadership and sportsmanship. Key players include Dayana Haslett, who became BSE's all-time leading scorer and received multiple All-State honors; Presley Williams, who made significant impacts in both volleyball and basketball; and Addie Sasse, known for her versatility in volleyball and basketball. Other notable athletes include Lauren Johnson and Kinlee Thompson from South Central, both of whom contributed significantly in volleyball and softball, along with basketball. The list highlights the depth of talent and commitment among female athletes in the region.

By the Numbers
  • Dayana Haslett scored 549 points this season, bringing her career total to 1,997.
  • Presley Williams averaged 5.6 steals and 3.4 assists per game in her final basketball season.
  • Addie Sasse had 329 assists, 132 kills, and was the Egyptian Illini Conference MVP for the second consecutive year.
  • Lauren Johnson pitched 76 innings with an 11-4 record and a 2.11 ERA.
What's Next

With performances like these, expect these standout athletes to transition to collegiate athletics, providing a strong foundation for their careers. Their ongoing development and visibility may lead to recruitment opportunities, increasing representation of female athletes at higher levels of competition.

Bottom Line

The achievements of these female athletes underscore the importance of recognizing talent beyond statistics. Their leadership and versatility exemplify the spirit of multi-sport participation, which not only enriches their own careers but also inspires future generations of athletes.