Orange Beach Girls Softball Remain Atop National High School Rankings

R. Peevy • April 6, 2026

Makos varsity softball remains undefeated

Orange Beach Softball

The Orange Beach Makos Softball remain atop the national high school softball rankings. MaxPreps, the leading online platform for high school sports coverage, and owned by CBS Sports, keeps them #1 in the nation with their unbeaten 25 - 0 start to the season.


Earlier this week the Orange Beach Varsity Girls Softball team won their game against Blackman by a score of 10-0, and next face the McCracken Mustangs.


On top of the national recognition, the Makos are #1 in Alabama 4A Division.


So far the Makos softball team has a .392 batting average with 236 runs and 41 home runs.


Sophomore, MK McMullan leads the State ASHAA with an ERA just 0.16 runs allowed. The full team contributes and share the accolades.


MaxPreps reporter, Thomas Frey, highlighted McMullan's performance in his national column stating "No. 1 Orange Beach (Ala.) is led in the circle by sophomore M.K. McMullan, who checks in at No. 3 on the national list.


ORANGE BEACH SOFTBALL LEAD STATS:

Batting Average - Katie King   0.521

Home Runs - Teagan Revette    10

Stolen Bases - Katie King     14

Fielding Percentage - Ava Hodo   1.000

Slugging Percentage - Teagan Revette   1.082

Runs Batted In - Ava Hodo   36

Hits - Katie King   37


Coach Shane Alexander and the staff are attempting the lead the team to yet another consecutive Alabama State Championship.



NATIONAL HS SOFTBALL RANKINGS


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