Coach & Players
Meet the 2026 Sharks!
Head Coach: Paige Hulin
Coach Paige Hulin grew up in Mandeville, Louisiana, and graduated from Lakeshore High School. She continued her softball career at Copiah–Lincoln Community College and later at Mississippi College. Now in her third year as head coach of the Southside High School softball team, Coach Hulin is dedicated to building a strong, competitive program. Her ultimate goal is to lead the Sharks to a state championship.
2026 Sharks Softball Team!
2026 Sharks Softball Team!
Addison Sonnier
10th Grade |#18|C/1B
Addison enjoys listening to music, going to church, and spending time with friends and family, and she hopes to pursue a career as a physical therapist while continuing her softball career at Texas University.
Allie Deville
11th Grade | #12 | RF/CF
An 11th grade student at SHS, Allie is very involved in her academics, other sports, and clubs, and she enjoys spending time with her teammates while making new memories and hoping for a great season. She plans to pursue a degree in kinesiology, is currently looking at in-state colleges, and hopes to make a big impact this season while showing the next generation how to lead.
Amayah Castille
9th Grade | #25 | P/1B
Quiet and creative, Amayah enjoys coloring and listening to music, considers herself a math geek, and has danced for eight years, and she hopes to continue her softball career at FAMU while pursuing a role in the outfield or at first base.
Annie Roy
10th Grade | #14 | 2B/SS
A longtime softball player, Annie enjoys being with loved ones, going on vacations, and running, and she hopes to continue playing softball while creating a happy life, raising a family, and following what makes her truly happy.
Aubree Bourque
10th Grade | #1 |3B/SS
Aubree is 16, loves the color pink, enjoys traveling, and treasures time at Crumble. She hopes to play softball in college—Alabama being her dream school—and aspires to become a teacher and raise a family centered around Christ. #LetGo&LetGod
Avery Shadle
9th Grade | #7 | LF/2B
Avery has played softball for 10 years, enjoys aerial silks, playing piano since second grade, volleyball, and spending time with friends and family. She hopes to play softball at Tennessee in college and pursue a career as a dermatologist or esthetician, and if that doesn’t work out, she would like to become a cosmetologist.
Briley Lovell
10th Grade | #5| P/SS/3B
Briley loves spending time with family and friends and always wears mismatched socks. Her favorite food is sushi, her favorite subject is biology, and Jesus is at the center of her life. She hopes to become a sports medicine orthopedic, dreams of attending South Alabama, and wants everyone to know they can grow closer to Jesus. #AlwaysLockedIn #AGTG
Camorie Pillette
10th Grade | #3 | RF
Camorie loves singing and dancing and also plays the flute, enjoys powerlifting, and plays softball. She enjoys meeting new people and trying new things. She hopes to become a fashion designer and a famous singer.
Carleigh Romero
9th Grade | #11 | P/1B
Loving God and spending time with friends and family, Carleigh enjoys all things girly, shopping, and eating Mexican food. She hopes to become a sports medicine physician—possibly for a professional team—and wants to find a way to continue having softball in her life, whether playing in college or coaching later, while also maintaining her 4.0 GPA.
Chloe' Demouchet
12th Grade | #17 | 3B/P
Chloe’ is 17 and loves spending time with friends, shopping, and eating at Chipotle or Chili’s, and she considers her mom her best friend. She hopes to become famous and pursue a career as a labor and delivery nurse.
Danielle Doctor
11th Grade | #21| 1B/3B/LF/RF
Seventeen and raised mostly in Texas, Danielle now lives in Broussard and has one sister. She hopes to play softball in college and pursue a degree in physical therapy and athletic training.
Emma Clements
12th Grade | #20 | LF/P
Eighteen and a senior, Emma is a twin—her older brother was born just moments before her—and she also has a younger brother. Her favorite place to eat is Sushi Masa, and she plans to attend UL to study kinesiology, pursue a career in sports medicine, and find a job close to home.
Emmah Maurer
10th Grade | #13 |2B/SS
Emmah loves spending time with her friends and her favorite food is sushi. Her favorite subject is English, and she loves Jesus! She hopes to attend LSU to study either kinesiology or family development and pursue a career as a pediatric occupational therapist or physical trainer.
Honor Burley
10th Grade | #6| CF/LF?RF
Honor is 16 and loves God, crawfish, spending time with friends and family, running, listening to music, and practicing softball in her free time. She hopes to play softball at LSUE, become an accountant, maintain all A’s in high school, score a 32 on the ACT, and continue growing her relationship with God while having a family and lots of animals.
Iliana Medina
9th Grade | #4 | 2B/SS/OF/P/C
Iliana plays volleyball and softball and enjoys spending time with friends and family. She hopes to attend a university to study to become an ultrasound technician and would like to live in Houston.
Joyce Dong
9th Grade | #8 | P/2B/CF
Born in Brooklyn, New York, and now living in Louisiana since 2024, Joyce loves playing Roblox, eating, and hanging out with her friends, and she’s excited to play softball at Southside High School this year. She hopes to attend Duke University to study nursing, and she dreams of marrying a rich man and retiring early. #PleaseJesus
Lauren Fontenot
9th Grade | #9 | 3B/1B/C
Lauren loves hanging out with her friends, her favorite color is pink, and she jokingly admits she always forgets her belt. She hopes to become a teacher, improve her softball skills to consistently hit the ball, and pass ELA.
Kennedy Rawls
12th Grade | #15 | CF
Eighteen and a senior, Kennedy has one older sister, loves sushi, and enjoys spending time with friends and family. After graduation, she plans to become a dental assistant and hopes to grow a family in the future.
Kinsley Leblanc
9th Grade | #24 | C/2B/3B/C
Kinsley is 15 and excited for this season, with a passion and love for the game of softball. She hopes to work hard in her academics and earn a scholarship to pursue her dreams.
Rylan Louviere
9th Grade | #19| 3B/C
Fifteen years old, Rylan has a younger brother and an older sister, loves hanging out with friends, and considers her mom her best friend. Her favorite food is Mexican, and she hopes to play softball throughout high school, attend college to become a physical therapist, and raise a family.
Mckenna Maillet
9th Grade | #72| OF
McKenna is 14 and enjoys spending time with her friends and family, and she loves sushi, Jesus, books, and dogs. She hopes to finish high school with a GPA above 3.5 and pursue a career as a pediatrician.
Fear the Fin Signed Athletes
Sharks Making Waves
At Fear the Fin Booster Club, we take immense pride in celebrating the dedication, talent, and perseverance of our Southside High School Sharks Softball players who have committed to playing at the next level. Signing a college scholarship is not just an achievement—it’s a testament to years of hard work, sacrifice, and determination, both on the field and in the classroom.
Scholarships: A Dream Realized
For our student-athletes, earning a softball scholarship represents more than just financial assistance—it’s an opportunity to pursue higher education while continuing their passion for the game. Scholarships reward not only athletic excellence but also academic dedication, leadership, and character. Our signed athletes are role models, proving that commitment and perseverance lead to success.
A Tribute to Our Coaches & Mentors
Behind every successful Shark is a team of dedicated coaches and mentors who have shaped them into the athletes and individuals they are today. Our Southside High School coaching staff plays a crucial role in developing skills, fostering resilience, and instilling the values of hard work, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Their guidance prepares our players for the next level, both in sports and in life.
Paving the Way for Future Sharks
Each of our signed athletes inspires the next generation of Sharks. They show younger players that with grit, determination, and the support of their team, coaches, and community, anything is possible.
We celebrate our athletes, honor our coaches, and continue to fuel the future of Fear the Fin Softball. Click here to see how to make waves and support the Fear the Fin scholarship fund!
#FearTheFin 🦈 💙 🥎
Shark Records
That Made Waves
At Southside, breaking a school record isn’t just an achievement—it’s a legacy. It takes more than talent; it takes relentless effort, fierce determination, and the will to rise above the rest. The athletes featured below have set new standards for excellence in Shark softball history. Their names now live among the greats. Fear the Fin.
Team Wins
The 2025 squad set a new standard with 22 wins—the most in Southside High’s history. This tank belongs to the Sharks. Fear the Fin!
Jena Lecamus
Senior Jena LeCamus stole her way into Southside history with unmatched speed, instinct, and determination. Her 52 stolen bases in 2025 shattered the single-season school record, setting a new standard for Shark softball. Fear the Fin and remember the name!
Briley Lovell
With 151 strikeouts in 2025, freshman Briley Lovell set the Southside record for most in a single season. Her composure, power, and precision made her a force every time she took the mound. This is only the start of her legacy.
