Coach & Players
Meet the 2025 Lady 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 second 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 Lady Sharks to a state championship.
The 2025 Lady Sharks!
The 2025 Lady Sharks!
Abby Fontenot
12th Grade | #9 | 3B/1B
Abby has played varsity softball for three years, marched in band and powerlifted for four, and loves purple, animals, and reading. She plans to attend college to earn her RN and continue her powerlifting career.
Addison Sonnier
9th Grade | #18 | 1B
A freshman from Broussard, Louisiana who loves hanging out with family and friends. She plans to play softball in college.
Alaina Lemoine
12th Grade | #11 | C
A senior who loves spending money, grabbing CFA meals, and chatting with her BFFs—math is her least favorite subject. She dreams of being rich with a big house and hopes her Sharks can win a state title this year.
Allie Deville
10th Grade | #12 | OF/3B/C
A Southside High sophomore from Youngsville, LA who’s played on travel teams since childhood and is all‑in on being the best teammate this season. She aims to play college softball and pursue a career in pediatric medicine.
Annie Roy
9th Grade | #14 | 2B
A freshman from Lafayette who’s played softball for eight years, loves working out, and is a big fan of dogs. Annie hopes to play college softball, land a good-paying job, and raise athletic kids.
Aubree Bourque
9th Grade | #1 | 3B/Utility
A freshman with 10 years of softball experience who loves summer ball trips and time with family and friends. Aubree hopes to attend college, become a kindergarten teacher, and grow a small influencer platform around her teaching.
Ava Hegger
10th Grade | #23 | 1B
A dedicated student and supportive friend who loves art, painting, and improving in sports. Ava’s focused on becoming a stronger hitter, growing in the game, and graduating.
Briley Lovell
9th Grade | #5 | P/3B
A sushi-loving, funny freshman who started pitching at age seven and made varsity in seventh grade. Briley dreams of attending the University of Oklahoma and becoming an anesthesiologist.
Chloe’ Demouchet
11th Grade | #17 | 3B/P
Chloè loves Chipotle, pastel blue, and bringing good vibes to the field. She aims to stay positive, keep a high batting average, and fine-tune her mechanics.
Danielle Doctor
10th Grade | #21 | 1B/3B/P/RF
A South Carolina–born sophomore who enjoys working out, reading, hanging with friends, and catching up on sleep. Danielle hopes to play college softball and become a trainer.
Emma Clements
11th Grade | #20 | LF/P
A junior with a 3.8 GPA who’s been a varsity starter all three years. Emma plans to attend UL and study kinesiology to become a physical therapist.
Emmah Maurer
9th Grade | #13 | SS
Emmah started playing softball at nine and centers everything she does around her faith in Christ. She’s focused on building a stronger mindset, earning all A’s, and becoming a dermatologist.
Honor Burley
9th Grade | #6 | CF
A Youngsville native who loves God, softball, and staying focused on school and family. Honor aims to play college softball, graduate with a 4.0, and live her life guided by faith.
Jaci Gary
12th Grade | #2 | CF
A senior from Youngsville, LA, Jaci is committed to play softball at Northwest Florida State and enjoys running, reading, and time with loved ones. She plans to work with kids, start a big family like her grandmother, and grow up alongside her best friends
Jena LeCamus
12th Grade | #3 | SS
A Youngsville native with a 4.1 GPA, Jena has played softball for 14 years and is committed to Northwest Florida State, holding Southside’s record for stolen bases. She plans to major in business, start her own company, and continue her education—and possibly softball—at LSU or a D1 school.
Kaylee Delong
11th Grade | #10 | 2B/P
A junior with a 3.5 GPA, Kaylee has been on the softball team since freshman year, also played soccer, and enjoys working out and shopping. She plans to graduate, pursue a medical career, and maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Kennedy Rawls
11th Grade | #15 | OF
A junior from Youngsville who loves spending time with friends and family. Kennedy plans to attend LSUE for ultrasound tech, grow in softball and life—and get rich!
Kobi Lam
12th Grade | #8 | OF
A 2025 grad with 12 years of softball experience, Kobi loves the gym and spending time with family and friends. She plans to play two years at LSUE, major in psychology or business, and build a successful career and a small family.
Lexi Reavis
9th Grade | #7 | OF
Born and raised in Youngsville, Lexi is the oldest of four, has played softball since age six, and grew up competing in five other sports. She aims to graduate with honors, start her own company, retire by 40, and bring success to those who’ve supported her.
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!
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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.
