After the Granite Hills Eagles were crowned Division I softball champions, pitcher Jenny Lahitte was chosen the KBCsports.com player of the game. Just a spohomore, Lahitte allowed just 2 hits and struck out six in the 7-1 victory over La Costa Canyon. With the win, Lahitte and the lady Eagles finish their outstanding 2008 campaign with a 24-7-1 record.

  In a game that featured two dominating pitchers, the defending champion Mt Carmel Sun Devils took on the Scripps Ranch Falcons in the CIF San Diego Section Division II final heard live on KBCsports.com. Jessica McDermott of Mt Carmel and Falcons ace Rachel Brown kept the game scoreless until the fifth inning, when the Sun Devils sent nine batters to the plate and erupted for six runs. Alexis Derango led off the inning with a single and scored when teammate Vanessa Currie tripled down the left field line. With two outs in the top half of the inning, Mt Carmel scored five more runs, including a two run homer to centerfield by sophomore Alix Johnson. McDermott allowed just six hits over seven innings, striking out 11 hitters and giving up one run in the 6-1 victory. For her efforts, she was named the KBCsports.com player of the game. Mt Carmel finished the year 27-4 and Scripps Ranch completed their season at 28-4-2.

 The Santana Sultans defeated the Brawley Wildcats 11-1 in the CIF San Diego Section Division III softball championship game broadcast live on KBCsports.com. / The Sultans showed their offensive power as the bats turned loose in the very first inning, putting Santana up 5-0 early in the game. The Wildcats answered back in the third inning when the freshmen Megan Salcido hit a double that scored the Wildcat's one and only run of the game. Senior pitcher Britty Balough was dominant in the circle as she allowed one run on one hit and struck out five to give her team the victory. There was plenty of run support for Balough as the bats heated up once more in the sixth inning. Balough had a bases loaded clearing double that helped her add to the 8-1 lead. Her outstanding performance earned her the KBCsports.com player of the game.

 The Francis Parker Lancers notched their third straight Division IV CIF San Diego Section softball championship with a 4-1 victory over the Horizon Panthers Saturday morning in a game heard live on KBCsports.com. The clouds parted and the rain held long enough for the fans to be treated to a great pitching match-up. The Lancers sent KBCsports.com Player of the Game Amye McIntyre to the pitching circle, while the Panthers countered with the Coastal League Player of the Year Cassidy Coleman. McIntyre struck out the side in both the 2nd and 3rd innings, en route to a nine strike-out, two-hit performance. She was matched almost the entire game by Coleman, who struck out nine batters herself. Coleman gave up seven hits, walked five and hit two batters. Both teams went through the first three innings scoreless, until the Lancers took advantage of shaky pitching and defense in the 4th inning from the Panthers. After the first two Lancers walked, Hannah Rapoport doubled in Kate Kidd for the first run of the day. Parker continued the attack when Austin Sanders singled in Julia Polsese. Lauren Tomey finished the rally with a two-run single. The Panthers loaded the bases in the bottom of the 4th, but could not get any runs across the plate. Horizon got its one run on a solo homerun from Cassidy Coleman in the bottom of the 6th.