The 2025 All-Metro Softball teams for the Lafayette area have been unveiled, showcasing standout athletes from a competitive high school season. Three local teams—St. Thomas More, Opelousas Catholic, and Kaplan—made it to the latter stages of the playoffs, though none secured state championships. Noteworthy performances included pitcher Little, who led her team to the state championship game with 208 strikeouts and a .546 batting average, and outfielder Daigle, who contributed with impressive stats for Notre Dame. Awards were given for Pitcher of the Year, Hitter of the Year, and Coach of the Year as local talent shone throughout the season. A total of 27 teams participated in the playoffs, reflecting the depth of talent in Lafayette, St. Landry, and Vermilion Parishes.

By the Numbers
  • Little achieved 208 strikeouts and a 1.98 ERA.
  • Daigle recorded 176 runs, 149 hits, and a .558 batting average during her career.
State of Play
  • St. Thomas More finished as runners-up in the Select Division I state championship.
  • A total of 27 area teams made the playoffs, highlighting competitive local talent.
What's Next

A number of top players are set to progress to Division I softball programs, including Shyanne Irvin and Kennedy Stutes. The talent pipeline is strong, suggesting future success for local teams in subsequent seasons. Coaches will be looking to build on this year's performances for improvements next year.

Bottom Line

This year's All-Metro Softball announcements not only celebrate individual and team achievements but also demonstrate the area's rich talent pool. The success of these players in college may bolster interest and support for future high school seasons in the region.