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Six and Under Age Division World Series Site (T-Ball): Del City, Oklahoma

CHAMPION: Edmond Thunder

RUNNER-UP: Oklahoma Elite

Final Game Score: Thunder 10 vs. Elite 8

Summary: The final in this division was a great game. Edmond Thunder won the game 10-8 in 2 extra innings. Both teams battled throughout the game and in the end, the Thunder won it on a 2 run double in the last inning with 2 outs.

 

Seven and Under Age Division World Series Site (Machine Pitch): Del City, Oklahoma

CHAMPION: Oklahoma Elite

RUNNER-UP: Guthrie Blue jays

Finals Game Score: Elite 14 vs. Blue jays 4

Summary: In the finals, the Ok Elite took the lead in the first inning and never looked back. The final score was 14-4 with the Ok Elite completing the tournament undefeated.

 

Eight and Under Age Division World Series Site (Coach Pitch): Del City, Oklahoma

CHAMPION: Oklahoma Cardinals

RUNNER-UP: Oklahoma Shockers

Final Game Score: Cardinals 8 vs. Shockers 5

Summary: This was an exciting game from the first pitch of the game. The Shockers took the early lead in the 1st inning with 2 runs. At the end of 3 innings the score was still 2-0 Shockers. It was an incredible display of defense by both teams. This game featured several spectacular defensive plays by both teams, as well as 6 double plays. Going into the last inning, the Shockers lead was 5-2. In the top of the 6th, the Cardinals would not quit. With 6 back-to-back base hits, the Cardinals went up 8-5. And again, the Cardinals defense stood strong in the bottom of the inning. With one out and a runner on first, the Cardinals pitcher snagged a line drive for the 2nd out and then threw to 1st to complete the game’s 6th double play for the 3rd and final out of the game.

 

Eight and Under Age Division World Series Site (Machine Pitch): Jackson, Mississippi

CHAMPION: Western Tennessee Wildcats

RUNNER-UP: Clinton All-Stars

Final Game Score: Wildcats 18 vs. All-Stars 4

 

Nine and Under Age Division World Series Site: Southaven, Mississippi

CHAMPION: Georgia Roadrunners (Alpharetta, GA)

RUNNER-UP: Germantown Giants (Germantown, TN)

Final Game Score: Roadrunners 17 vs. Giants 5

ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM

Adam Moore – Georgia Roadrunners
Chandler Eaton – Georgia Roadrunners
Zach Cable – Georgia Roadrunners
Austin O’Rourke – Georgia Roadrunners
Spencer Glass – Germantown Giants
Logan Farmer – Germantown Giants
Jacob Phillips – Germantown Giants
Bryan Sanderson – Germantown Giants
Grae Kessinger – Desoto Cardinals
Parker Haberstroh – Desoto Cardinals
Reed Harding – Desoto Cardinals
Zane Phillips – Desoto Cardinals
Landon Caldwell – Memphis Travelers
Alex Shipman – Memphis Travelers
Wyatt Young – Memphis Travelers

 

Ten and Under Age Division World Series Site: Southaven, Mississippi

CHAMPION: Mississippi Royals (Southaven, MS)

RUNNER-UP: Birmingham Black Sox (Birmingham, AL)

Final Game Score: Royals 9 vs. Black Sox 5

ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM

Austin Riley – Mississippi Royals
Carter Dye – Mississippi Royals
Will Craft – Mississippi Royals
Keegan James – Mississippi Royals
Carter Pharis – Birmingham Black Sox
Deacon Medders – Birmingham Black Sox
Caleb Gilbert – Birmingham Black Sox
Dylan McCormick – Birmingham Black Sox
Colin Kilgore – Germantown Giants
Connor Green – Germantown Giants
J.S. Muse – Germantown Giants
Zach Exars – Germantown Giants
Blake Coward – Huntsville Heat
Carter Williams – Huntsville Heat
Brett Blaylock – Huntsville Heat
Cameron Aaron – Huntsville Heat

 

Eleven and Under Age Division World Series Site: Southaven, Mississippi

CHAMPION: Southern Legends (Mobile, AL)

RUNNER-UP: Memphis Tigers (Memphis, TN)

Final Game Score: Legends 7 vs. Tigers 4

ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM

Matthew Hall – Southern Legends
Dalton Davis – Southern Legends
Jesse McCord – Southern Legends
Brian Lane – Southern Legends
Chance Donohue – Memphis Tigers
Zachary Beasley – Memphis Tigers
Mark Bagwell – Memphis Tigers
Colton Mears – Memphis Tigers
Dakota Dailey – Knights Baseball
Corey Moore – Knights Baseball
Jackson Pitts – Knights Baseball
Austin Woodby – Cincinnati Flames
Ryan Dugan – Cincinnati Flames
Logan Roberts – Cincinnati Flames
Matt Staudigel – Cincinnati Flames

 

Twelve and Under Age Division World Series Site: Del City, Oklahoma

CHAMPION: Oklahoma Travelers

RUNNER-UP: Oklahoma City Venom

Final Game Score: Travelers 9 vs. Venom 3

Summary: The Travelers defeated the Venom 9-3, which concluded their perfect run to the 12 and Under World Series Championship.

 

Thirteen and Under Age Division World Series Site: Southaven, Mississippi

CHAMPION: Memphis Travelers (Memphis, TN)

RUNNER-UP: Team Collierville (Collierville, TN)

Final Game Score: Travelers 9 vs. Collierville 0

ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM

Tanner Densford – Memphis Travelers
Phillip Roper – Memphis Travelers
Brady Bramlett – Memphis Travelers
Kramer Hollenbach – Memphis Travelers
Kevin Hall – Team Collierville
Cole Evans – Team Collierville
Grant Smith – Team Collierville
Zach Phillips – Team Collierville
Nick McCarty – Indiana Bulls
Tyler Mitchener – Indiana Bulls
Drew Small – Indiana Bulls
Logan Bingham – Kennett Cougars
Logan Dollins – Kennett Cougars
Daniel Lockhert – Kennett Cougars

 

Fourteen and Under Age Division World Series Site: Springboro, Ohio

CHAMPION: Centerville Elks

RUNNER-UP: Cincinnati Crusaders

Final Game Score: Elks 13 vs. Crusaders 2

Tournament MVPs: Jordan Baker and Josh Shade

Batting Champion: Ben Russell

Roadrunner Winner (Relay Race around the Bases): Ft. Wayne Red Raiders

Around the Horn Winner (Throwing Accuracy against the Clock): Ft. Wayne Raiders

Sultan of Swat Winner (Home Run Derby): Chris Gradone, Midland Tribe

 

Fifteen and Under Age Division World Series Site: Nashville, Tennessee

CHAMPION: Cincinnati Flames

RUNNER-UP: Tennessee Storm

Final Game Score: Flames 10 vs. Storm 4

Tournament Big Stick Award: Tyler Hutchinson

Tournament MVP: Adam Engel

 

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