Kalow Huff
Port Washington Softball Head Coach || kalow.huff@pwssd.k12.wi.us
Welcome to the home of the Port Washington Pirates Softball Team, led by Head Coach Kalow Huff. The Pirates compete in the newly formed Glacier Trails Conference and represent Port Washington in the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) at the Division II level.
The program provides opportunities for players at two levels—Varsity and JV, fostering skill development, teamwork, and competitive growth. The Pirates Softball Program emphasizes determination, collaboration, and a love for the game, creating a strong foundation for success both on and off the field.
The high school program is supported by a robust feeder program, the Port Washington Youth Baseball & Softball (PWYBS) organization, which helps develop young athletes for success at the high school level.
The Pirates play their home games at the Municipal Softball Field, located at Thomas Jefferson Middle School.
WIAA 2025 Softball Tournament – Division 2
Program Highlights
- Team State Qualifier: 2009
Join us in cheering on the Pirates Softball Team as they proudly represent Port Washington. Go Pirates
Congratulations to Maile Thompson for receiving Honorable Mention as an Outfielder in the Glacier Trails Conference!! The Junior right-fielder hit .400 during conference play with zero defensive errors.
Congratulations to Libby Bates for being selected as a First Team Utility Player in the Glacier Trails Conference!! The Junior left fielder hit .410 and also pitched in 8 games during conference play.
Congratulations to Savanna Miller for being selected as a First Team Outfielder in the Glacier Trails Conference!! The Senior centerfielder hit .429 and was tied for the lead in home runs with 5 during conference play.
Port wrapped up the 2026 season with a 9-0 loss to #2 seed Catholic Memorial on Tuesday. Maile Thompson’s two infield singles were the only two hits that the Pirates could conjure, striking out for 17 of their 21 outs.
With the loss PW Softball says goodbye to our two seniors, Savanna Miller and Shelby Cash. Both have been starters since their Freshman year and have been instrumental in the team’s success over the past few years. They both should be proud of their accomplishments and know that they will be missed.
