Allison Atwood-Madigan

Tennis, Softball, Class of 2026

· Pitcher for the 2000 WAHS softball team that were Western PA champions and state silver medalists, back-to-back District 10 titles (1999, 2000) and 4 straight conference titles (1997-2000). 1st team all-state (2000), conference MVP (1998-2000) and 4 year starting player and letter winner for the Dragon softball team. The Dragons had an 80-8 record over the 4 years she played for Warren. In the 2000 season, compiled 145 strikeouts, a perfect game and 10 shutouts, including 5 in the playoffs. In the 1999 undefeated regular season, she hit .354 and as a pitcher had an ERA of 0.61.

· 1998 District 10 doubles champion and state quarterfinalist with Erin Bartsch in girls’ tennis. 1999 District 10 singles and doubles runner up. 4-year starter and letter winner for WAHS girls’ tennis. 112-24 career record in singles and doubles

· 4 year starting point guard and letter winner for WAHS girls’ basketball. Named all-conference all 4 years. District 10 runner up 2 years.

· Grove City College Hall of Fame Class of 2018 for softball and tennis. Earned Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference (ECAC) All-Star and CoSIDA Academic All-District honors.

· As a pitcher, owns the single season and career records for strikeouts per seven innings. Holds the 1st and 4th spots for GCCs women’s softball all-time single season ERA (1.08 in 2004 and 1.40 in 2001) and is 2nd in all-time career ERA at 1.90. Earned conference Pitcher of the Year award in 2004.

· Hit .473 for the GCC in 2004 (2nd all-time single season batting average for GCC) and led the team in hits, total bases and RBIs. Career batting average of .367 ranks 7th all-time at Grove City. Earned all-conference recognition all 4 years, including First Team 3 times and was named Freshman of the Year in 2001. Started for the softball team and lettered all 4 years.

· In tennis at Grove City, won conference titles in both singles and doubles, as well as first team all-conference, all 4 years. Earned conference Player of the Year award in both 2002 and 2003. Compiled a 47-9 career singles record and 42-12 doubles record, going 36-0 in conference matches. Helped lead the Wolverines to 4 straight league titles. Started and lettered all 4 years in tennis at GCC.