Ryan Kate Wyatt, who preps at Weston High School, has been named the USSSA Fall State Championship Most Valuable Player (MVP), after leading her Bombers team to the tournament title.

Chosen by the opposing team in the championship game, Wyatt earned the honor for her incredible contribution to a last-inning rally that saw the Bombers overcome a six-run deficit and her pitching during the game. 

With the Bombers facing the seemingly insurmountable deficit, Wyatt started the rally by hitting a double. That started a streak of eight hits by Bomber batters that brought Wyatt up again with runners on second and third base, now with the team down by only one run. Finding a pitch she liked, Wyatt stroked her second double of the inning to plate both runs and give the Bombers the “walk-off” victory.  

It was the second prestigious award of the tournament for Wyatt, who was also voted Offensive MVP of Pool Play, chosen by the umpires who stated the reason for her selection was that Wyatt continued to hit “bombs” game after game.