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Tushka’s Brinlee Anderson earns Small School All-State honors

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Source: The Atoka County Times

Tushka senior Brinlee Anderson has been named to the 2026 Oklahoma High School Fast Pitch Coaches Association (OHSFCA) Small School All-State East team as a pitcher. Anderson helped lead the Class 2A Lady Tigers to an impressive 24-12 record and a state tournament appearance during the 2026 season, putting together outstanding numbers both in the circle and at the plate. As Tushka's primary pitcher, Anderson logged 151 innings while compiling a 19-7 record. She finished with a 1.530 earned run average and held opposing hitters to a .207 batting average. Anderson also recorded 120 strikeouts while issuing 49 walks. Her contributions extended well beyond the pitching circle, as she also led the Lady Tigers offensively. Anderson finished with a .510 batting average, collecting 51 hits in 100 at-bats, and posted a .554 on-base percentage. She recorded 13 doubles, five triples and five home runs while driving in 33 runs and scoring 31 times.

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