With standings beginning to take shape and area play quickly approaching, Baldwin County baseball and softball teams continued to hit the diamond at full speed in another week full of action.

From dominant win streaks to multiple no-hitters and a handful of long balls, several teams and players across the county begin to separate themselves from others as we take a look at the top teams and standout performances from the last seven days.

TOP TEAMS

Orange Beach softball moved to a perfect 7-0 start and continued to look every bit the part of a title contender once again as the Makos chase a sixth straight state championship. Orange Beach run-ruled Fairhope and Spanish Fort during the week before sweeping the St. James Tournament in Montgomery over the weekend.

Daphne softball also continued its strong start, advancing to 11-2 following a successful showing at the Hewitt-Trussville tournament over the weekend. Orange Beach is now the only undefeated program left in the county with the Trojans taking their first two losses.

Baldwin County softball secured two county wins by defeating Foley and Robertsdale. The Lady Tigers also tested Daphne in a competitive 10-7 loss. Baldwin County baseball extended its win streak to seven games earlier in the week with wins over Daphne and Elberta before dropping two games over the weekend.

Fairhope baseball went 2-0 last week with solid wins over UMS-Wright and St. Michael, which currently owns the county's top record.

Spanish Fort baseball began to find its rhythm after a 1-4 start, beating Orange Beach 2-0 early in the week before picking up another win over Pensacola Catholic during weekend play.

Foley baseball pushed its record to 6-3 and into the upper tier of the county standings after three straight wins over the weekend. The Lions run-ruled Flomaton before taking down St. Luke's twice on the road.

STANDOUT PERFORMANCES

Teagan Revette powered Orange Beach softball at the plate with a huge week that included a two-home-run performance in a 12-1 win over Spanish Fort. The Mississippi State commit finished 4-for-4 with three RBIs in that game and went 12-for-21 overall with two doubles, one triple, six RBIs and the pair of homers during a 6-0 week for the Makos. Revette has now surpassed 60 career home runs and ranks among the top 10 in AHSAA history in that category.

Makos pitcher MK McMullan logged 18 innings in the circle with just one run allowed, seven walks and 35 strikeouts. She threw a complete-game shutout against Prattville Christian and later entered in relief against St. James to close out the game with nine strikeouts.

Foley softball pitcher Bailee Egbert tossed a no-hitter in the Lions' 14-0 win over Theodore, striking out four with one walk issued across four hitless innings. On the baseball diamond, Foley's William Quarles went 6-for-8 during the Lions' three-game win streak with a home run, a double and five RBIs. In Foley's 16-6 win over Flomaton, Brady Nichols also pitched a complete game with two earned runs allowed and 10 strikeouts.

Abby Johnson paced Daphne softball by going 11-for-17 with five RBIs, two home runs and a double during a 3-2 week. Trojans pitcher Braylyn Swann highlighted the pitching staff with a complete-game shutout in a 12-0 win over Tuscaloosa County, finishing with four strikeouts and no walks.

Elberta softball also found the win column with three victories highlighted by a pair of no-hitters. Catcher Ava Sanks led the Warriors at the plate by going 8-for-15 with four RBIs during a 3-4 week for the Warriors.

Despite allowing runs in those games, Elberta pitchers Blakley Gorton and Madison Willis each recorded no-hitters. Willis threw five hitless innings with four strikeouts and four walks in a 10-3 win over Theodore, while Gorton struck out five across three innings with five walks in a 17-2 victory over Williamson.

Baldwin County softball added another no-hitter to the week's tally with a combined effort in an 11-1 win over Foley. Savannah Sharp threw three innings before Julianna Thompson closed out the final two frames. Allison Flowers led the Tigers offensively with a 5-for-8 week that included a home run, two doubles and five RBIs.

Although a tough week on the road, Orange Beach baseball saw strong production from Colton Boyd and Ward Hickman. Boyd finished 8-for-19 at the plate, while Hickman went 6-for-14 with seven RBIs, two home runs and a triple. Hickman's two home runs and four of the RBIs came in a narrow 7-6 loss to St. Paul's.

Robertsdale baseball's Waylen Bell went 5-for-11 with a home run during the week and also picked up the win on the mound in a 3-1 victory over Navarre, pitching five innings with five strikeouts, three walks and just one run allowed.

Spanish Fort baseball's Brayden Bound continued his hot start by going 6-for-10 with four RBIs, two doubles, a triple and a home run as the Toros went 2-1 for the week. On the softball side, Spanish Fort's Maddie Nelson went 3-for-6 with three RBIs, a double and a home run.

St. Michael softball pitcher Addison Pratt threw four innings with no earned runs allowed, one walk and six strikeouts in an 18-1 win over Pensacola Catholic while also going 2-for-2 with three RBIs at the plate. Cam Kerbl continues to lead Cardinal baseball offensively, going 6-for-10 this past week with five RBIs, a double and a home run.

All stats and records are aggregated from MaxPreps and the GameChanger app. Any additional information is from coaches or from verified social media posts. If there are details regarding stats or records that are incorrect, reach out to sports@gulfcoastmedia.com with correct information.