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Thompson, McKellar, Tillery named to All-region team

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Source: The Moultrie Observer

MOULTRIE – Colquitt County senior pitcher Lilah Thompson has been named to the 2026 All-Region 1-7A first team. Outfielder Gracie McKellar and catcher/infielder Rhylee Tillery were named to the second team. All three are seniors. Thompson, who selected All-Region for the first time, was the Lady Packers primary pitcher, leading the team with 106.1 innings pitched. She had 101 strikeouts to just 27 walks and posted a 2.96 earned run average. Thompson also hit .320 with five doubles, a triple and a home run. Tillery was named to the All-Region team for the second time. She led the Lady Packers with a .349 batting average, with 30 hits, including seven doubles and a home run. She also drove in a team-leading 21 runs and struck out in only two games all season. Defensively, Tillery had a .959 fielding percentage while handling 147 chances at catcher and first base.

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