USA TODAY High School Sports Awards: Atlanta softball finalists

USA TODAY High School Sports Awards reveals its nominees for Atlanta Softball Player of the Year. The event will be held on May 11, 2020.

The USA TODAY High School Sports Awards are coming to Atlanta.

On May 11, 2020, top high school athletes from around the Atlanta area will be honored at Atlanta Symphony Hall at the Woodruff Arts Center.

Here are the eight finalists for Atlanta Softball Player of the Year.

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Sydney Boulware, Dacula (Photo: Carrie Smith)

Sydney Boulware

School: Dacula
Year: Junior
Noteworthy: Boulware threw no-hitter in first game of a Class 6A tournament game with 10 strikeouts and struck out 12 more to win the second game and complete sweep of Richmond Hill.

Sarah Currie, Mountain View (Photo: Kimberley Currie)

Sarah Currie

School: Mountain View
Year
: Junior
Noteworthy
: In leading the Lady Bears to the Class 7A championship, Currie went 18-4 as a pitcher. In the state title game, she was 2-for-2 with an RBI at the plate.

Dallis Goodnight, Mill Creek (Photo: Magic Moments Photography)

Dallis Goodnight

School: Mill Creek
Year
: Junior
Noteworthy
: Goodnight committed to the University of Alabama in October and was named the Gwinnett County Diamond Club Player of the Year.

Kailyn Jones, Grayson (Photo: Magic Moments Photography, Grayson, Ga.)

Kailyn Jones

School: Grayson
Year
: Junior
Noteworthy
: The left fielder hit .495 with a school-record 17 doubles, 37 RBIs and 43 stolen bases. She is committed to the University of Virginia.

Madison Kerpics, Wesleyan (Photo: Brian L Morgan)

Madison Kerpics

School: Wesleyan
Year
: Senior
Noteworthy
: She maintained a 0.57 ERA, recorded 313 strikeouts and went 26-2 on the mound as the best pitcher in Gwinnett County. She will stay in state at the University of Georgia.

Jahni Kerr, Wesleyan (Photo: Brian L Morgan)

Jahni Kerr

School: Wesleyan
Year
: Senior
Noteworthy
: Kerr was the offensive catalyst for the Wolves as she batted .534, hit 11 home runs, stole 41 bases and patrolled center field. She will carry her bat and glove to Florida State next year.

Kylie Macy, Grayson (Photo: Magic Moments Photography, Grayson, Ga.)

Kylie Macy

School: Grayson
Year
: Junior
Noteworthy
: No pitcher had a better start to her season than Macy, who fanned 14 to no-hit Dacula in the opener, and then continued to a 22-4 record with 0.64 ERA and 263 strikeouts in 153.2 innings. She will play college softball at Georgia.

Aaliyah White, Grayson (Photo: Magic Moments Photography, Grayson, Ga.)

Aaliyah White

School: Grayson
Year
: Junior
Noteworthy
: Known for her agility at shortstop, White defended her 2018 Gwinnett Diamond Club Defensive Player of the Year to win the award again with her play this fall.

For more information on the USA TODAY High School Sports Awards event in Atlanta, visit sportsawardsatlanta.com. Answers to frequently asked questions about the event can be found here.