Senior Anisa Britt Breaks School Strike-Out Record

Senior Anisa Britt Breaks School Strike-Out Record 1

Montgomery Catholic varsity softball pitcher Anisa Britt broke the school strike-out record at the Gulf Shores Invitational Tournament during Spring Break.  Anisa was honored during a special ceremony and presented with a commemorative softball marking the occasion before hosting St. James on Tuesday, March 22.

Britt struck out eight batters and allowed only four hits during the 6-2 win over the Trojans, bringing Anisa’s and the present school strike-out record to 551.  Anisa is the first softball player at Montgomery Catholic to sign with an NCAA Division-I program and will join the Alabama A&M University team in the fall.

Montgomery Catholic’s previous softball strike-out record of 542 was held by Abigail Beesley, Class of 2007.

Pictured: Montgomery Catholic Varsity Softball Coach Britt Taylor with the infield players after presenting a commemorative softball to pitcher Anisa Britt. Coach Taylor, Lauren Walker (3rd base), Sydney O’Connor (short stop), Anisa Britt (pitcher), Rhyan Duffey (catcher), Kirstin Wood (2nd base), and Hadley Taylor (1st base).

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