PGF Show Me The Money Tournament: Softball Slamfest Unleashes Fury on the Field!

Softball fans welcome to our world where the PGF Show Me The Money Tournament took center stage this past weekend! Brace yourselves for a recap of epic proportions as we bring you up to speed on all the thrilling action from the 14U, 16U, and 18U divisions. It was a weekend filled with explosive hits, jaw-dropping plays, and more talent than you could shake a bat at. From the Tampa Mustangs to the So Cal Athletics, the Mojo Lewis to the Sparks Elite, these teams brought their A-game and left it all out on the diamond. So grab your popcorn, buckle up, and get ready to relive the madness, mayhem, and magic that unfolded at Champions Park in Newberry, FL. It’s time to dive headfirst into the PGF Show Me The Money Tournament recap!

Let’s start with the 14U division and break it all down for you.

In the end, the Tampa Mustangs Rene/Pynes 14U emerged as the champions, taking home the title. And who did they beat in the championship game? None other than the So Cal Athletics Marinakis/Causey 2027 Premier squad. Seriously, So Cal, could your team name be any longer? It’s like they’re trying to intimidate their opponents with the sheer length of their name. But despite their valiant efforts, the Mustangs prevailed with a final score of 4-0.

Let’s talk about the key players and the championship game notes, shall we? The Mustangs’ pitching duo put on a show, combining for a shutout performance. Addison Allaire was a force to be reckoned with, going 3-for-3 at the plate and driving in a crucial run. And let’s not forget her impressive five strikeouts in just three innings of relief. Liany Rosario also made her mark, going 1-for-2 with 2 RBI. Madison Rider contributed with a hit of her own. As for the Athletics, Jacee Bowers showed some power with a triple, while Jada Newman and Ava Secor chipped in with singles.

The Mustangs displayed dominance throughout the weekend, going 6-0-1 and leaving their opponents in the dust. But their journey to the championship game wasn’t without some drama. In the semifinals against Unity Amsler/Johnson, Kamryn Wallisa came up clutch with a walk-off home run to secure the win and punch their ticket to the grand finale. Talk about a Hollywood moment!

Let’s credit the So Cal Athletics Marinakis/Causey 2027 Premier team. These girls put on an offensive clinic. Scoring runs left and right. They outscored their opponents by a whopping 61-12 throughout the tournament. That’s some serious firepower! They may not have taken home the gold, but they sure made their presence felt.

We can’t forget about the Bombers Gold 14U FL and Unity 14U Amsler/Johnson, who both made impressive runs to the semifinals. These teams showed their mettle and proved they were forces to be reckoned with.

But let’s not forget, folks, along the way, there were some interesting and surprising results. That’s the beauty of sports, isn’t it? You never know what’s going to happen. It keeps us on the edge of our seats, biting our nails and screaming at the TV (or GameChanger).

The 16U division at the PGF Show Me The Money tournament was an absolute slugfest! The Mojo Lewis 16U squad came out swinging and showed everyone they had their Mojo working. And who did they beat in the championship game? None other than the Birmingham Thunderbolts Premier 2026 Thompson team. Yet another very long name. But let’s get down to the nitty-gritty.

The Mojo had their bats on fire, posting a perfect 8-0 record and showing no mercy to their opponents. They unleashed an offensive barrage in the championship game, scoring a whopping 13 runs. Talk about an offensive explosion! Halle Bailey, Avary Stockwell, and Audrey Cathey were the catalysts for the Mojo’s offensive onslaught, each posting multiple hits. Bailey was an absolute beast, going 4-for-5 with a double and 2 RBI. Stockwell wasn’t far behind, going 3-for-5 with a double and 3 RBI. And let’s not forget about Cathey, who went 3-for-4 with a triple. These girls were unstoppable! And in the circle, Addison DeRoche secured the win and shut down the Thunderbolts’ offense.

But let’s give credit where credit is due. The Birmingham Thunderbolts Premier 2026 Thompson squad put up a fight and swung the bats with authority. Despite falling short in the championship game, they collected eight hits of their own. Haylen Ayers went 2-for-3, and Missy Odom contributed with a double and 2 RBI. These Thunderbolts made some noise but weren’t enough to overcome the Mojo’s offensive onslaught.

Let’s not forget about Rock Gold Premier – de Leon/Manetta and Unity Meadows/Johnson, who made impressive runs to the semifinals. These teams faced tough competition and showcased their skills, proving that they were forces to be reckoned with.

And we can’t ignore the fact that the Mojo Lewis 16U team ran a gauntlet of strong opponents on their path to victory. They defeated formidable teams like the Bombers FL 16U, Unity Luke, Tampa Mustangs Fowler, and Unity Meadows/Johnson. Talk about an impressive resume! This championship win was no fluke, folks. The Mojo Lewis 16U team showed us all that they were the real deal.

The 18U division at the PGF Show Me The Money tournament brought the heat, and the Sparks Elite Ross/Stewart team came out blazing! They took home the championship with the win over the Tampa Mustangs Torres by a score of 10-0.

Let’s dive into the championship game notes and key players, shall we? The Sparks came out swinging, racking up 10 runs on 8 hits. Morgan Stiles, a future Oklahoma State commit, was a force to be reckoned with, going 2-for-3 with a double and 2 RBI. And let’s not forget about Morgen Talley, a future NC State player, who contributed with a 1-for-2 performance and a whopping 3 RBI. These girls were on fire! And in the circle, the Sparks’ pitching staff was dominant, combining for a one-hitter and striking out 8. Kyndal Cornelius got the lone hit for the Tampa Mustangs Torres.

But let’s talk about the Sparks’ overall performance throughout the tournament. They were an absolute powerhouse, going undefeated with an impressive 8-0 record. They outscored their opponents by a staggering 56-6. That’s some serious offensive firepower and lockdown defense right there! The Sparks’ pitching staff held their opponents to a measly .174 batting average. Talk about shutting it down!

Now, let’s give credit where credit is due. The Tampa Mustangs Torres put up a fight and showed some grit throughout the tournament. They took down some tough teams on their journey to the championship game. But unfortunately, they ran into an unstoppable force in the form of the Sparks Elite Ross/Stewart team. Sometimes, you just can’t catch a break.

We can’t forget about the GA Impact Premier Caymol 18u and Birmingham Thunderbolts 18 Premier teams. These squads made it to the semifinals and showed us some sparks of their own. They may have fallen short of the ultimate prize, but they proved they could hang with the best.

What a tournament, folks! The PGF Show Me The Money Tournament delivered a softball buffet that amazed us all. From the 14U division to the 18U showdown, the competition was fierce, the hits were booming, and the drama was off the charts. The Mojo Lewis 16U team showed us they had their Mojo working, going undefeated and claiming the championship with an offensive onslaught that left their opponents in shambles. Meanwhile, the Sparks Elite Ross/Stewart squad dominated the 18U division, showcasing their power at the plate and their pitching prowess. But let’s not forget about the underdogs and the near misses, like the Birmingham Thunderbolts and the Tampa Mustangs Torres, who fought tooth and nail to make their mark. The PGF Show Me The Money Tournament showcased talent, determination, and pure love for the game. So, until next time, keep your gloves ready, your bats swinging, and your eyes peeled for the next thrilling softball showdown!