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Tahlequah softball players honored; several earn regional awards and college commitments

Tahlequah Board of Education · November 19, 2025

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Summary

The Tahlequah board recognized the high school softball team's 32-7-1 season, a team GPA of 3.87, multiple all-region/all-district selections and college commitments, including Zoe Griffin's commitment to Texas A&M and Riley Dodson's commitment to a Florida college.

The Tahlequah Board of Education opened its Nov. 18 meeting with recognition of the high school softball team’s accomplishments.

Coach Chris Reddy introduced team members and highlighted a successful season: a 32-7-1 record, Class 5A state semifinalists, regional and district championships, and a cumulative team GPA of 3.87. Individual honors cited by the coach included multiple selections to all-region and all-state lists: Zoe Griffin (first-team all-region pitcher and named player of the year for the district), Riley Dodson (all-district outfielder and an All-State selection), Alex Kimball (first-team utility/pitcher), Jordan Stark (all-district third baseman), and other all-district selections across positions.

The coach announced college commitments: Riley Dodson signed to continue her softball career at a college in Florida (described in the minutes as a signing to a Florida college) and Zoe Griffin committed to Texas A&M in College Station, Texas. The coach framed the season as a strong foundation for returning players and noted the program’s ninth consecutive state-tournament appearance.

Trustees applauded the team's achievements and the board moved on to regular business.