Five members from the Montgomery County softball team were named to the 2025 Missouri High School Fastpitch Coaches Association Class 2 academic all-state team. They were seniors Skylar Bethmann and …
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Five members from the Montgomery County softball team were named to the 2025 Missouri High School Fastpitch Coaches Association Class 2 academic all-state team. They were seniors Skylar Bethmann and Gracie Cobb, juniors Anna Klekamp and Jillian Weekley and sophomore Kenley Wessel.
All five players helped the Wildcats win a school-record 28 games and place fourth in the Class 2 state tournament in 2025.
Bethmann, Cobb, Weekley and Klekamp were named academic all-state for the third year in a row. Wessel earned her second straight all-state award.
In order to be named academic all-state, an individual must have a cumulative unweighted GPA between 3.70-4.0 after the fall 2025 semester. For a team to be awarded academic all-state, it must have a cumulative unweighted GPA of 3.3 or better. The team finished with a 3.450 GPA, earning it an academic all-state award.
Klekamp earned all-state honors on the field after batting a career-best .396 with a home run and 22 RBIs at the plate. She made 36 putouts and committed just seven errors to finish with an .844 fielding percentage. Klekamp was voted first-team outfielder.
Bowling Green, Clopton, Elsberry, North Callaway, Van-Far, Mark Twain, Silex, Louisiana and Wright City were the other Eastern Missouri Conference teams that earned academic all-state honors.
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