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gion 23 and MACJC All-State honors in recognition of her outstanding season. She completed season action with a .475 batting average, 10 home runs, three triples, 21 doubles and 55 RBis. She also posted a 16-3 record on the mound and posted a 2.30 earned run average. Buckley also helped lead the 2011 Lady Diamond War riors to the program's first MACJC State Championship. The talented group also fin ished Region 23 Tournament runners-up and tied for fifth in the NJCAA Division Il Soft ball National Championship en route to a 37-15 record.

the NJCAA Division 11 Soft ball National Tournament en route to arecord47 wins and just 11 losses. She was chosen on the 12 member NJCAA All-Ameri can squad as a utility player and also received most valu able player honors following the national competition held in Normal, Illinols, during which EC captured three of five matchups in the double elimination event. During tournament action, Buckley posted a .636 batting average and belted three home runs, a double and three singles. She was also credited with seven RBJs. Buckley received All-Re

Buckley joins ECCC softball staff

Kasie Buckle~ is serving~ \ olunteer assistant softball coach at East Central Com mumty College in Decatur. Buckle\· was a standout mem~rof the 2010 and 2011 ECOC fa.,t-pitch softball uad , led by former bead roach :scott Hill and current mentor Kristin Chaney who sen"ed as an assistant roach Bu e), an 1Jlfi1e:l!ler/pitcher, helped lead 201 ~ Diamond War t the pro!?I'am's first Rel?lOD Tournament title r.mirtn-nlB.loo finish in

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