16s FATT DADDY's ....what's going on!!

[GameTime23]

4 Nor Cal HS teams ranked in the top 20...In the NATION!!!
CONGRATS & handful of 98's on these teams!!!!

Nor Cal BALLERS in the house!!!!


MaxPreps Xcellent 25 National Softball Rankings

1. (1 last week) Amador Valley (Pleasanton, Calif.), 4-0
With Johanna Grauer throwing four shutouts, the Dons defended their Queen of the Mountain Tournament title. Grauer allowed six hits and struck out 48. They visit Livermore on March 26.

2. (2) Northern (Owings, Md.), 0-0
The 3A state champions will open the season by hosting Patuxent on Friday and haven't lost since 2010 after going 25-0 last year and 21-0 in 2011.

3. (3) Bishop O'Connell (Arlington, Va.), 2-0
Tori Finucane opened the season with a no-hitter and a two-hitter as the Knights ran their shutout streak to 18 over two seasons. Finucane struck out 26 in the two games. The Knights visit Our Lady of Good Counsel (Olney, Md.) on Wednesday.

4. (4) Logan (Union City, Calif.), 4-0


Photo by Ike DodsonKimberly Goulart, Logan.The Colts extended their winning streak to 22 games and outscored their first four foes, 24-7. They visit Monte Vista (Danville, Calif.) on Tuesday.

5. (5) Marcus (Flower Mound, Texas), 14-0
Hannah Null continued her dominating pitching and ho-hit Garland Naaman, then shut out Sachse to go 9-0 on the season. Marcus hosts Ryan (Denton, Texas) on Tuesday.

6. (8) Curtis (River Ridge, La.), 15-0
The Patriots ran their win streak to 46 and have been dominating along the way, outscoring their opponents by more than 100 runs. They face G.W. Carver on Tuesday.

7. (10) Pearland (Texas), 23-1
Led by Samantha Show's 40 RBIs and 166 strikeouts in 85 innings, the Oilers have a dozen-straight victories. The Oilers visit Memorial (Pasadena) on Tuesday.

8. (NR) Frontier (Bakersfield, Calif.), 11-0
Hitting .417 as a team, Frontier has outscored its foes, 112-9. Brenna Vasquez (.656) and Karissa Nickeson (.667) lead six starters with .400 or higher averages. Four pitchers have allowed only 26 hits in the 11 games. The Titans host Liberty (Bakersfield) on Wednesday.

9. (9) Woodinville (Wash.), 0-0
With Washington's Gatorade POY Madi Schreyer (Stanford) in the circle, the Falcons have lost just twice in the last three seasons. Their season begins in late March.

10. (13) Coronado (Lubbock, Texas), 21-1
Monique Garcia picked up her 15th win as the Mustangs beat Odessa Permian, 6-0. They visit Midland Lee (Midland, Texas) on Tuesday.

11. (NR) Mission Viejo (Calif.), 12-1
The Diablos' only loss was at the Arizona TOC event (3-1) to Norco, but since have been unbeatable in defeating their last seven foes, 57-11. Their last three opponents have not scored. They host Los Alamitos on Tuesday.

12. (11) Santiago (Corona, Calif.), 9-1
After back-to-back shutouts, Santiago allowed Roosevelt (Eastvale) three runs in the bottom of the seventh to lose 4-3 to end the Sharks nine-game winning streak. Sophomore Nichole Fry is batting .535. Next up: March 19 at Redlands.

13. (NR) Basha (Chandler, Ariz.),10-1
Since losing to 10-2 Red Mountain (Mesa, Ariz.), Basha has won seven straight — the last three by shutout. Basha also avenged the one-run loss by beating Red Mountain, 10-6. Kylie Shull leads the Bears with 17 RBIs and a .517 average. Basha plays in the Desert Mountain Tournament starting on Tuesday.

14. (NR) Sierra (Manteca, Calif.), 9-0
Led by pitcher Allie Walljasper, averaging two strikeouts per inning, the Timberwolves host Oakdale on Wednesday. Oakdale has beaten Sierra in four straight games.

15. (18) North Medford (Ore.), 1-0
The defending 6A state champs opened with a 12-2 win over Henley. The Black Tornado travel to Palo Cedro (CA) to face Foothill for a Tuesday doubleheader.

16. (16) Immaculate Heart Academy (Washington Township, N.J.), 0-0
With Steph Thomas on the mound (27-0), Immaculate Heart was unbeaten in winning the 2012 state title. The Eagles open their season April 1 hosting Paramus Catholic (N.J.).

17. (17) Lake City (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho), 0-0
With two-time Gatorade State Player of the Year Casey Stangel in the circle, the Timberwolves open their season on Saturday hosting Richland (WA).


Photo by Scott DinnHaley Wymbs, Archbishop Mitty.
18. (19) Archbishop Mitty (San Jose), 7-0
Scoring 12 runs each in wins over Sacred Heart Cathedral (San Francisco) and Valley Christian (San Jose) keeps the Monarchs unbeaten. The Monarchs host Presentation (San Jose) on Tuesday.

19. (20) Cienega (Vail, Ariz.), 12-1
Five players have driven in 10 or more runs as the Cougars have outscored their opponents, 106-23. CHS will host Desert View (Tucson) on Wednesday.

20. (21) Lake Howell (Winter Park, Fla.), 13-1
Autumn Hanners tossed three straight shutouts last week as the Silver Hawks moved to 13-1. They host Lake Mary (FL) on Tuesday.

21. (25) Carolina Forest (Myrtle Beach, S.C.), 10-0
Recorded wins over South Florence twice and also beat West Florence and Myrtle Beach. Led by Marisa Runyon (Alabama commit), Carolina is hitting over .400 as team. It will host West Florence on Friday.

22. (13) Cy-Fair (Cypress, Texas), 20-2
Since losing 1-0 to Montgomery, the Bobcats bounced back to beat Cypress Lakes (Katy, Texas) 11-0 and Cy-Ridge (Houston), 10-0. The Bobcats host Cypress Lakes (Houston) on Tuesday.

23. (23) Olathe East (Kan.), 0-0
Led by state Gatorade winner Allison Stewart (13-0, 0.20 ERA and 52 RBIs), Olathe opens the season on March 28 at North (Shawnee Mission, Kan.).

24. (24) North Marion (Citra, Fla.), 13-1
As long as Holly McKinnon is throwing shutouts, the Colts are winning. McKinnon has 10 shutouts and 138 strikeouts in 88 innings. She has allowed just one earned run this season.

25. (NR) Jack Britt (Fayetteville, N.C.), 6-0
Pitchers Stephanie Thomas and Mary Williams are each 3-0 and have allowed one earned run between them and only 4 hits in 6 games. They have combined for 77 strikeouts in 39 innings. Each pitcher has a pair of no-hitters this season. Britt faces Cape Fear (Fayetteville) on Tuesday.

Dropped out: Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.), Great Oak (Temecula, Calif.), Cypress (Cypress, Calif.), Cypress Bay (Weston, Fla.), and Niceville (Fla.) .

[blue1956]

Hey Blue ball....where were you at? USSSA or Rec....

2 Nor Cal teams in the final 4...HuM? and one of those teams is NEW...... What's the EXCUSE this time? Too far of a drive, too hot to play and couldnt get threw the smog.....


AASA beat a very good So Cal Athlectics team with very classy coaches and parents.....It was all love and respect when we played down south....

and who have you beat? 1956 you must be a sad old man to have all this Nor Cal HATE!!!!

gamecock are you talking about Brenda Marsh tour or Vegas, BM tour are you happy about that 97 team beating a 99 team... ill see you at Premier see how nor Cal does there!! you can go back to debating 30 pages of I'm the best no excuse me I'm the best...NoNo your the best... who's the real hillbillies when you come down to so Cal leave your COW BELLS AT YOUR TRAILER PARK!!

[onlooker]

who's the real hillbillies when you come down to so Cal leave your COW BELLS AT YOUR TRAILER PARK!!

Oh god, does this mean you know about our MSC Tigers and their cowbells and sideshow at start of each game? I apologize in advance on behalf of the entire west coast, not just Nor Cal....LMAO

[PitchersDad99]

I am not sure how we got dragged into this, but I will answer your attack with this.

As responsible coaches we always require our team to act under three rules of respect.
1. Respect Yourself
2. Respect Your Opponent
3. Respect The Umpire

I have a saying that I tell our players often, "In order to play against better competition you need to be better competition". That very much includes respect.

We don't allow our girls to cheer against an opponent because that is disrespectful.
They are however allowed to cheer for their teammates.
Our players are required to acknowledge that their opponent is a human being. When they inadvertently do something that may hurt another player, whether opponent or teammate, they apologize.

Our players enjoy playing the game and their parents enjoy watching their kids play the game. We celebrate the game in a positive manner and we are always respectful of the stands on the other side.

There is no reason now, nor will there ever be a reason for you to apologize for us. We will continue to do our thing and give every team we play our best game, win or lose.

Thank You For Your Time,
Coach Jon
Head Coach Of The MSC Tiger 99 Team.

[blue1956]

I am not sure how we got dragged into this, but I will answer your attack with this.

As responsible coaches we always require our team to act under three rules of respect.
1. Respect Yourself
2. Respect Your Opponent
3. Respect The Umpire

I have a saying that I tell our players often, "In order to play against better competition you need to be better competition". That very much includes respect.

We don't allow our girls to cheer against an opponent because that is disrespectful.
They are however allowed to cheer for their teammates.
Our players are required to acknowledge that their opponent is a human being. When they inadvertently do something that may hurt another player, whether opponent or teammate, they apologize.

Our players enjoy playing the game and their parents enjoy watching their kids play the game. We celebrate the game in a positive manner and we are always respectful of the stands on the other side.

There is no reason now, nor will there ever be a reason for you to apologize for us. We will continue to do our thing and give every team we play our best game, win or lose.

Thank You For Your Time,
Coach Jon
Head Coach Of The MSC Tiger 99 Team.

come on Jon its just parents having fun with it, rattling your tiger cage!! a whole lecture on respect!! well respect the game lose the dam cow bells!!!just saying

[Wilson Bats]

Looks like Ybarra threw your team to the wolf's this weekend. sorcerers & BATS Mashburn in your pool. Good luck

[GameTime23]

CONGRATS Sorcerer!!!!! 14's 1st place ASA Spring Swing

6-0, runs score 58 & runs allowed 6....Smashed threw teams and top 99's in Nor Cal hands down..


BATS 2nd place and only 2 losses were to the Champs....CONGRATS!!!

[onlooker]

was a wild weekend in Lincoln it sounds like, my phone hasnt stopped ringing since late Saturday night. Sorcerer are all that, and a great group of kids representing Nor Cal very nicely. The final 2 were "as predicted", would have been nice to see Mashburn's #1 P vs Sorcerer. im sure we will see that soon enough. both teams play this game so well. hats of to both groups of kids.

Now, onto the wild.....

dancing and cowbells were still there!!! LMAO.... why is this the first call I get every weekend?

How about the hard slide? how about a girl throwing a punch? how about a girl being ejected for weekend for throwing said punch? How about a bucket of balls being tossed onto field causing forfeit of game? was all this one game? or spread out? or is this all the rumor mill?

anyone with intel, please do tell. was conflicting reports on what teams were involved, i think all the orange uniforms are throwing people. (msc, tc smash, nv lightning). what happened?

[Foul_Ball]

I don't understand the pool play selection in Gary's tournaments. It was very lopsided. You had too many strong teams in one pool, and along with that Gary had a silver and gold championship bracket. In pool 3, 3 of the 4 made it to championship games. Kinda not fair having a strong team in silver and dominate in silver. That's what's nice about doing grappetts tourneys. They don't do a gold and silver on Sunday.
But congrats to everyone that made it to both gold and silver championship games.

[onlooker]

while I agree that the pools were somewhat "odd", forcing either Mizuno Stone or Bats to the silver bracket was not wise. (if you didnt watch the bats / mizuno game, you all dont realize how close we were to having BATS in silver bracket). I would say this though, and as I have stated before....the grapettes tourneys and gary's tourneys all need improvement. and the grapettes tourneys are NOT the benchmark (imo).