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Skyridge alum GiGi Hall earns All-Region nod at Snow College

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Skyridge High School graduate GiGi Hall has been named to the All-Region 18 second team following her two-year career at Snow College. Hall, a center fielder, finished her final season with a .348 batting average and eight home runs.

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  • GiGi Hall earned All-Region 18 second-team honors at Snow College.
  • In her final season, Hall batted .348 with eight home runs and 25 RBI.
  • Hall recorded a .979 fielding percentage over her two-year career at Snow College.
  • At Skyridge High School, Hall batted .432 with seven home runs and 28 stolen bases.

Skyridge High School graduate GiGi Hall has earned an All-Region 18 second-team selection following her two-year career at Snow College, according to a Sept. 7 report by the Lehi Free Press.

Hall, a center fielder, completed her final season with the Badgers by starting 40 of 50 games. During that season, she recorded a .348 batting average with 47 hits, eight home runs, 25 RBI, and 15 stolen bases.

Hall's offensive performance included six doubles and two triples in her final season. Her best single day at Snow College occurred on Jan. 30, when she recorded four hits, two doubles, three stolen bases, and five runs scored against Central Arizona College, followed by driving in four runs against the College of Southern Nevada.

On March 7, Hall hit two home runs against North Idaho College. She also recorded a career-high six putouts against Salt Lake Community College on April 24.

Defensively, Hall maintained a .979 fielding percentage across her two seasons in Ephraim, recording 175 put-outs and 15 assists. Her fielding percentage improved from .970 as a freshman to .984 as a sophomore.

Hall previously earned a spot on the National Junior College Athletic Association All-Academic second team in 2025. During her time at Skyridge High School, she appeared in 55 games, batting .432 with seven home runs, 28 stolen bases, 47 runs scored, and 25 RBI.

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