#AllInAward 🧡💙🥎✈️
The “ALL IN Award” was created to honor a player that has shown exemplary character on, and especially off the field. This award highlights a player that has given back to their community in tremendous ways!
2023’s award winner has shown the world what it means to go ALL IN!
Zoe Holler is a SURVIVOR! In March of 2023, Zoe started a battle that no child should ever have to fight. She was diagnosed with a Sertoli-Leydig Cell Tumor, which is exceedingly rare. Accounting for less than 0.5% of all Ovarian Cancers.
All through Zoe's treatment she showed up at the ball fields to support her friends playing the game she loves so much. No doubt that the ENTIRE softball community and beyond bonded together in prayer, support, and love for this amazing young woman.
We are honored to share the field with this beautiful soul, and proud to fight along side her in this battle. Team Zoe Support Squad!
2022’s award winner has shown the world what it means to go ALL IN!
Reagan Gallaway is "K'ing the Cold". She collected 135 blankets for Synergy Services and Shelter KC to create warmth during the cold winter months in Kansas City. She continues to partner with both organizations and is excited to expand her reach, hoping to collect 200 gently used or new blankets, sheets, and/or bedding. Synergy Services has expressed a specific need for twin sheet sets for their children's and domestic violence shelters and Shelter KC has expressed a need for heavy blankets for the displaced adults they serve as Winter approaches.
Serving those without a permentant bed holds a special place in our hearts. Something which seems so simple can create a lasting impact and that starts with something as small as a blanket. Thank you to those who donated last year! If you feel led to clean out your closets or donate this year, please reach out to Jimmy Gallaway!
For more information on each organization: https://www.synergyservices.org/ https://www.shelterkc.org/
2021’s award winner has shown the world what it means to go ALL IN!
This young woman started with our organization at age 8. Not very long ago, she was unsure of her future in softball as she battled her own back and spinal surgery. This only made her stronger.
Recently her father, and one of our beloved coaches, was diagnosed with leukemia while on family vacation in Florida. After a long process with the medical team, he was able to be transferred back to KC to start the donor search. Low and behold, our girl was a 9 out of 10 match for her own dad!! Without hesitation, one of the strongest girls we know went through the Donor process to SAVE her father’s life!!
When we thought of the All In Award, there was no question!! This years recipient is Harper Allin. Her last name exemplifies what this award will continue to represent. We are so proud of you! And wishing Coach Jim a strong recovery. Can’t wait to have you back on the field!