Softball History USA

1999 NSA AA Super Worlds

1999 Tournament Site Unknown

Champion – Premier/Century, St. Louis, MO
Runner Up – Dixie Carpets, Houston, TX

  • Freddie Johnson, Premier (17 HRs, 36 RBIs)

FINAL STANDINGS

1. Long Haul/Hendu/TPS, Albertville, MN 5-1
2. Sunnyvale Valve/TPS, Sunnyvale, CA 5-2
3. P&D/Tri-Gems/Tiger/Easton, Sommers, CT 2-2
4. Gasoline Heaven/Worth, Commack, NY 3-2
5t. New Construction, Shelbyville, IN 2-2
5t. RPM/TPS, Concord, CA 2-2
7t. TaylorMade, Spotsylvania, VA 1-2
7t. Creative Stucco/Roosters/Easton 1-2
9t. Central Paving/TPS, Decatur, IL 1-2
9t. Joe Black’s/TPS, Chicago, IL 0-2
9t. Planet/Easton, Lexington, KY 0-2
9t. Universal Dome, Fort Wayne, IN 0-2

*There is 1 more loss than wins, due to Planet and Universal having a double forfeit.

2016 ASA Men’s B Slow Pitch Nationals

2016 held at Hall of Fame Stadium in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on August 26-28.

Champion – WC Monsta, Calimesa, California
Runner Up – All American Restoration/UNRL/Monsta, Dayton, Minnesota

  • MVP – David Johnson, WC Monsta
  • Batting Champion – Brett Rettenmeier, BBS/Monsta
  • HR Champion – Timothy Martinez, WC Monsta

FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICANS

P – Ryan McClanahan, WC Monsta
IF – Brett Rettenmeier, BBS/Monsta
IF – Ryan O’Connell, All American Restoration/UNRL/Monsta
IF – Eric O’Connell, All American Restoration/UNRL/Monsta
IF – Andrew Lehman, All American Restoration/UNRL/Monsta
IF – Pilar Amaya, WC Monsta
OF – David Johnson, WC Monsta
OF – Ben Smith, All American Restoration/UNRL/Monsta
OF – Jordan Nuss, WC Monsta
OF – Noah Wethington, Swiing Kiingz/DeMarini
UT – Clay Smitherman, Swiing Kiingz/DeMarini
UT – Kyle Decker, All American Restoration/UNRL/Monsta
UT – Ryan Dacko, WC Monsta
UT – Steven Lopez, WC Monsta
UT – Timothy Martinez, WC Monsta

FINAL STANDINGS

1. WC Monsta, Calimesa, CA (6-1)
2. All American Restoration/UNRL/Monsta, Dayton, MN (3-2)
3. Swiing Kiingz/Demarini, Bloomington, IL (3-2)
4. BBS/Monsta, Rochester, MN (4-2)
5t. OC, Grimes, IA (1-2)
5t. Fence Brokers, Bryant, AR (2-2)
7t. Vivid/Worth, Frisco, TX (1-2)
7t. All Army Black, Sam Houston, TX (1-2)
9t. Budweiser/NLL/CA, Chaska, MN (1-2)
9t. Midwest Hearing/Syndicate, Overland Park, KS (1-2)
9t. Steel Athletics, Corpus Christi, TX (0-2)
9t. All Army Gold, Sam Houston, TX (0-2)

2016 ASA Men’s (10) Modified Pitch Nationals

2016 held at Port Huron, Michigan on September 2-4.

Champion – Z’s Blue Ducks, Erie, Pennsylvania
Runner Up – Boston Sharks, Boston, Massachusetts

  • MVP – Dan Bertolini, Z’s Blue Ducks
  • Batting Champion – N/A
  • HR Champion – N/A

2016 FIRST TEAM ALL AMERICANS

P – Art Adams, Press Box Blue Sox
P – Mike Quinones, Z’s Blue Ducks
P – Willey Billings, Boston Sharks
C – Mike Selig, MJS Construction Inc.
OF – Tim Snow, Press Box Blue Sox
OF – Julian Alvarez, Boston Sharks
OF – Rich Russell, Boston Sharks
OF – Scott Hyland, Bulldogs Softball
UTIL – Ryan Lloyd, Press Box Blue Sox
UTIL – Zac Ostrander, War Water Stallions
UTIL – Luke Merrill, MJS Construction Inc.
IF – Dan Bertolini, Z’s Blue Ducks
IF – John Cronin, Boston Sharks
IF – Charlie Beau, Press Box Blue Sox
IF – Tony Cruz, Z’s Blue Ducks

2016 SECOND TEAM ALL AMERICANS

P – Stephen Rook, MJS Construction Inc.
P – Brian Dewey, Z’s Blue Ducks
P – Alberto Pineda, Boston Sharks
C – Jason Bartlett, Z’s Blue Ducks
OF – Elvis Martinez, Boston Sharks
OF – Brandon Martindale, War Water Stallions
OF – Taylor Ferguson, Boston Sharks
OF – Zac Peterson, Press Box Blue Sox
UTIL – Brian Fanion, War Water Stallions
UTIL – Tom Lambert, Bulldogs Softball
UTIL – Austin Alonzo, Z’s Blue Ducks
IF – Brent Cork, Bay City Jets Pizza
IF – Nate Craigue, Bulldogs Softball
IF – Mike Hoadley, Boston Sharks
IF – Mitch Beau, Press Box Blue Sox

FINAL STANDINGS

1. Z’s Blue Ducks, Erie, PA (6-1)
2. Boston Sharks, Hyde Park, MA (4-2)
3. MJS Construction Inc., Wakefield, MA (4-2)
4. Press Box Blue Sox, Fond du Lac, WI (3-2)
5t. Bay City Jets Pizza, Essexville, MI (3-2)
5t. Bulldogs Softball, Rockland, MA (3-2)
7t. Secory Flyers, Marysville, MI (2-2)
7t. War Water Stallions, St. Clair, MI (3-2)
9t. Millerstown Inn, Fenelton, PA (2-2)
9t. Ange Law Rebels, Port Huron, MI (1-2)
9t. Press Box Bulldogs, Fond du Lac, WI (2-2)
9t. Scuds Buds, Fond du Lac, WI (1-2)
13t. Longhorns, Port Huron, MI (0-2)
13t. Power 88.3, North Street, MI (0-2)
13t. Spicers Boat City/T.E.K. Services, Houghton Lake, MI (0-2)
13t. Hammar Contracting Hurricanes, Port Huron, MI (0-2)
17t. Wolves, Saginaw, MI (0-2)

2016 ASA Men’s Major Fast Pitch Nationals

2016 held at Sunset Park in Kimberly, Wisconsin on August 4-7.

Champion – NY Gremlins, Clifton Park, New York
Runner Up – A1 Bombers, Ephrata, Pennsylvania

Gremlins jumped out to early lead and captured a 14-1 championship game victory. Ladisao Malarczuk went 3-3 with a HR, 3 RBI and scored 3 Runs. Matt Palazzo went 2-4 with 2 HR. Nick Mullins and Blair Ezeklel both hit 3-Run HR in the 2nd inning as the Gremlins had a commanding 10-0 lead after two.

Gremlins Pitcher Roman Godoy struck out 6 and allowed no ER and gave up 3 hits over 5 innings. Godoy finished the tournament with a 4-0 record. He also had a save and struck out 39 batters in 24 IP. He also hurled a no-hitter.

Andrew Kirkpatrick won the only game he started 8-1 (5 IP, 8 K). Ladisao Malarczuk (11-19, .579, 2 HR, 2 Doubles, 5 RBI, 10 Runs), Blair Ezeklel (7-14, .500, 2 HR, 3 Triples, 7 RBI, 4 Runs), Nick Mullins (4-14, .286, 2 HR, 9 RBI, 4 Runs) and Zenon Winters (7-18, .467) were standouts at the plate.

For the A-1 Bombers, Tyler Dudley (9-21, .429, 3 HR, 5 RBI, 5 Runs) was the leading hitter.

  • MVP – Roman Godoy, NY Gremlins
  • Batting Leader – Bryan Abrey, NY Gremlins – .727
  • Home Run Leader – Matt Palazzo, NY Gremlins – 3
  • Herb Dudley Pitching Award – N/A, no info or nothing mentioned about it (Roman Godoy, NY Gremlins 4-0)

FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICANS

P – Roman Godoy, New York Gremlins (4-0, 39 Ks, 24 IP, including a no-hitter)
P – Jorge Segura, Cambridge A1 Bombers (3-0, 18 IP, 24 K)
P – Devon McCullough, Cambridge A1 Bombers (2-2, 24 IP, 38 K)
C – Freddy Carmona, Cambridge A1 Bombers
IF – Bryan Abrey, New York Gremlins (8-11, HR, 4 RBI, 5 Runs)
IF – Ladlisao Malarczuk, New York Gremlins
IF – Marcus Tan, BC Athletics
IF – Jerome Raemaki, Scarborough Force
OF – Blair Ezekiel, New York Gremlins
OF – Nicolas Carrell, Hill United Chiefs
OF – Jon Lynch, Bloomington Stix
OF – Colin Walsh, Ostrander
UT – Zenon Winters, New York Gremlins
UT – Matt Palazzo, New York Gremlins (8-18, .444, 6 RBI, 5 Runs)
UT – Tyler Dudley, Cambridge A1 Bombers

SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICANS

P – Juan Potolicchio, Scarborough Force (3-1, 32 IP, 47 K)
P – Jeff Farion, Bloomington Stix
P – Sebastian Gervasutti, Circle Tap Dukes
C – Juan Cruz Zara, Northeast Drillers
IF – Carlos Carreno, Topeka Toros
IF – Kevin Castillo, BC Athletics
IF – Matt Chambers, Topeka Toros
IF – Wilton Villafana, Pueblo Bandits
OF – Jarome McKenzie, Tin Cup
OF – Hohepa Monk, Tin Cup
OF – Julian Jemmott, Bloomington Stix
OF – Isaac Nunez, Pueblo Bandits
UT – Huemel Mata, Northeast Drillers
UT – Ryan Merriman, Bloomington Stix
UT – Tyler Bouley, Tin Cup

OTHERS

Adam Folkard, Hill United Chiefs (2-2, 24 IP, 38 K).

FINAL STANDINGS

1. NY Gremlins, Clifton Park, NY (5-0)
2. A1 Bombers, Ephrata, PA (5-2)
3. Scarborough Force, Glencoe, NY (3-2)
4. Hill United Chiefs, Machias, NY (3-2)
5t. BC A’S, Long Island, NY (3-2)
5t. Circle Tap, Denmark, WI (3-2)
7t. Bloomington Stix, Lexington, IL (3-2)
7t. J&B Painting, Agoura Hills, CA (2-2)
9t. Northeast Drillers, Pottstown, PA (3-2)
9t. Topeka Toros, Topeka, KS (3-2)
9t. Tin Cup, St. Paul, MN (2-2)
9t. The Bar Buzz, Bakersfield, CA (1-3)
13t. Ostrander, Chanhassen, MN (3-2)
13t. Peligro Gremlins, Staten Island, NY (2-2)
13t. Pueblo Bandits, Pueblo, CO (1-3)
13t. Hitters, Kimberly, WI (0-3)
17t. Stoneyard, Kimberly, WI (0-3)
17t. Dolan & Murphy, Aurora, IL (0-3)
17t. Optimum Crush, Kimberly, WI (0-3)

2016 ASA Gold Girls 18-Under Fast Pitch Nationals

2016 held at Hall of Fame Stadium Complex in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on July 17-23.

Champion – Beverly Bandits DeMarini, Taylor Mill, KY
Runner Up – Oklahoma Athletics Gold, Bethany, OK

FINAL STANDINGS

1. Beverly Bandits Demarini, Taylor Mill, KY (7-1)
2. Oklahoma Athletics Gold, Bethany, OK (6-2)
3. Oklahoma Exclusive Gold, Midwest City, OK (5-2)
4. Team Elite, Owens Cross Roads, AL (5-2)
5t. Illinois Force, Johnston City, IL (5-2)
5t. Texas Bombers Gold Elite, Cibolo, TX (7-2)
7t. Colorado Next Level Gold, Arvada, CO (4-2)
7t. Sneaky Cleats Gold, Tyler, TX (4-2)
9t. Florida Storm Gold – Shepherd, Melbourne, FL (3-2)
9t. Florida Select, Callahan, FL (2-2)
9t. Washington Angels Gold – Benson, West Richland, WA (4-2)
9t. Texas Peppers Gold, Magnolia, TX (4-2)
13t. Lids In Dreams – Hackerd, Lebanon, IN (3-2)
13t. Heartbreakers Gold, Woodsboro, MD (3-2)
13t. Originals Self, Lees Summit, MO (2-2)
13t. Gold Coast Hurricanes – Fisher, Midway, GA (2-2)
17t. Gametime Stars Gold – Fisher, Oklahoma City, OK (1-2)
17t. Louisiana Voodoo Howell, Pollock, LA (3-2)
17t. Georgia Impact Gibson, Douglasville, GA (3-2)
17t. Oklahoma Exclusive Select, Midwest City, OK (3-2)
17t. Orange Crush Gold Harrell, Vidor, TX (3-2)
17t. Texas Fusion Gold, Haslet, TX (3-2)
17t. LA Blazers Elite, Walker, LA (2-2)
17t. Impact Gold Shahan, Allen, TX (2-2)
25t. MN Magic, Woodbury, MN (2-2)
25t. Texas Impact Gold – Navy, Houston, TX (2-2)
25t. Texas Fusion Gold Bryson, Rhome, TX (2-2)
25t. Texas Fusion Moore, North Richland Hills, TX (2-2)
25t. Salinas Wildcats, Salinas, CA (1-2)
25t. American Pastime Gold, Upland., CA (1-2)
25t. GT Shockers Gold, Vidor, TX (1-2)
25t. Diamond Dusters Norman Gold, Pembroke Pines, FL (1-2)
33t. Something Special, Camas, WA (1-2)
33t. Oklahoma Exclusive Schmidt, Choctaw, OK (1-2)
33t. USA Explosion Gold-Pocklington, Centralia, WA (1-2)
33t. Norcal Patriots Gold, Sacramento, CA (1-2)
33t. Texas Bombers Gold Htx – Melton, Baytown, TX (1-2)
33t. Virginia Legends, Virginia Beach, VA (1-2)
33t. American Freedom Lara, Missouri City, TX (1-2)
33t. Angels Gold, Guyton, GA (0-2)
33t. VA Legacy Elite Gold, Virginia Beach, VA (0-2)
33t. Strike Zone Levesque, Reno, NV (0-2)
33t. WA Blaze, Bellevue, WA (0-2)
33t. Bullet Fontenot, Lake Charles, LA (0-2)
33t. USA Explosion Thompson, Moses Lake, WA (0-2)
33t. Wagner’s M/G, Sykesville, MD (0-2)
33t. Gametime Stars Gold Prieto/Millus, Mustang, OK (0-2)
33t. Newtown Rock Amendolara, Langhorne, PA (0-2)
49t. Easton Elite Ludlow, Petaluma, CA (0-2)
49t. Katy Cruisers Gold, Katy., TX (0-2)
49t. Philadelphia Spirit Gold, Philadelphia, PA (0-2)
49t. Gators Gold Flannery, Wellington, FL (0-2)
49t. AZ Cats Gold, Tucson, AZ (0-2)

2016 ASA Women’s Open Slow Pitch Nationals

2016 held at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Champion: Derby Girls/ASP/Combat, Kent, Washington
Runner Up: Khaos, Harmony, Florida

The Derby Girls scored four runs in the 4th inning to put the final game out of reach for Khaos. The final was 8-1 as Brooke Connell provided the only offense Khaos had with a 3-4 performance along with driving in the only run for the Florida girls. Melissa Perez (15-21, .714, 3 RBIs, 8 Runs), Tara Salcedo (14-22, .636, 5 RBIs, 6 Runs), Amanda Pantley (15-19, .789, 11 RBIs, 6 Runs) and Julie Wisniewski all had 2 hits for the Derby Girls. Bri Benesh (8-12, .667) collected 2 RBIs. Derby Girls/ASP/Combat outscored Khaos 17-3 to hand them back-to-back losses and secure the Women’s Open National title at ASA Hall of Fame Complex Sunday. Despite dropping a 15-5 decision to Khaos Saturday evening, Derby Girls/ASP/Combat defeated Smurf-U, 13-3, to earn a spot in the Championship Game and call for a rematch themselves. While Khaos hung in the game, Derby Girls/ASP/Combat pulled away late for the 9-2 victory. Derby Girls/ASP/Combat’s Dowling was solid at the plate, going 3-for-4 while driving in one and scoring three runs. Derby Girls/ASP/Combat saw four cross the plate in the first inning and proceeded to keep Khaos scorelss until they scored two in the fourth inning. However, it was not enough and Derby Girls/ASP/Combat would force the previously-undefeated team to play an “if-necessary” game for the Championship title. The final game of the tournament was almost déjà vu for Derby Girls/ASP/Combat. The Washington team never trailed after scoring four runs in the first on two doubles, an RBI single byJulie Wisniewski, and an RBI triple by Amanda Pantley. Derby Girls/ASP/Combat went on to score four runs in the fourth on a sacrifice fly byLaura Harms, a two-run single by Bri Benesh and an RBI single by Dowling. Khaos managed to score one in the fourth but in the end, it was Derby Girls/ASP/Combat who claimed the Women’s Open division title following a 8-1 victory.

  • MVP – Amanda Pantley, Derby Girls (15-19, .789, 11 RBI, 6 Runs)
  • Batting Leader – Amanda Pantley, Derby Girls (15-19, 11 RBI, 6 Runs) – .789
  • Home Run Leader – Christan Dowling, Derby Girls (14-21, .667, 1 HR, 8 RBI, 11 Runs) – 1
  • Home Run Leader – Alexandria Herring, Khaos (10-14, .714, 4 RBI, 6 Runs) – 1

2016 FIRST TEAM ALL AMERICANS

Tara Salcedo, Derby Girls/ASP/Combat (14-22, .636, 5 RBI, 6 Runs, 5-1 Pitching)
Catlin Bouschet, Khaos (11-16, .688, 5 RBI, 9 Runs)
Savannah Brown, Khaos (10-16, .625, 7 RBI, 4 Runs)
Melissa Perez, Derby Girls/ASP/Combat (15-21, 714, 3 RBI, 8 Runs)
Amanda Pantley, Derby Girls/ASP/Combat (15-19, .789, 11 RBI, 6 Runs)
Christan Dowling, Derby Girls/ASP/Combat (14-21, .667, 1 HR, 8 RBI, 11 Runs, 2 BBs)
Sheri Hollis, Khaos (10-16, .625, 4 RBI, 5 Runs)
Bri Benesh, Derby Girls/ASP/Combat (8-12, .667, 3 RBI, 5 Runs)
Dara Toman, Derby Girls/ASP/Combat (12-20, .600, 9 RBI, 8 Runs)
Alexandria Herring, Khaos (10-14, .714, 1 HR, 4 RBI, 6 Runs)
Michelle Varga, Khaos (2-9, .222, 2 RBI, 4 Runs, 5 BB)
Brittany Martin, WOC (8-13, .615, 2 RBI, 3 Runs)
Ashlee Gamble, Smurf-U (8-16, .500, 5 RBI, 2 Runs)
Tammy Higginbotham, Derby Girls/ASP/Combat (3-5, .600, 4 RBI, 2 Runs)
Chelsea Zgrabik, Khaos (6-14, .429, 3 RBI, 2 Runs)

OTHERS

Takeishalyn Pittman, WOC (8-10, .800, 1 RBI, 3 Runs)

FINAL STANDINGS

1. Derby Girls/ASP/Combat, Kent, WA (5-1)
2. Khaos, Harmony, FL (3-2)
3. Smurf-U, Chickasha, OK (3-2)
4. WOC, Grimes, IA (2-2)
5t. Dolan Auto Group Fillies, Reno, NV (1-2)
5t. Aksarben Skers, Lincoln, NE (1-2)
7t. All Armed Forces, San Antonio, TX (0-2)
7t. Local Legends, Whitesboro, TX (0-2)

2015 NCAA Women’s College World Series

2015 held at ASA Hall of Fame Stadium in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on May 28 – June 3.

Champion – Florida Gators (61-7)
Runner Up – Michigan Wolverines (60-8)

No. 1 Florida Gators softball became just the third program in the history of the sport to win back-to-back national championships, defeating the No. 3 Michigan Wolverines 4-1 on Wednesday in Game 3 of the 2015 Women’s College World Series Championship Series in Oklahoma City.

Senior right-handed pitcher Lauren Haeger (7.0 IP, 5 H, ER, BB, 5 K), the 2015 USA Softball Player of the Year, went the distance for Florida and also continued her dominance at the plate by going 1/1 with an RBI single and two intentional walks. With Wednesday’s performance a compliment to her tremendous effort throughout the event, she was named the Most Outstanding Player of the 2015 NCAA Tournament.

UF outscored its opponents 41-8 in the NCAA Tournament with six shutouts in 11 games, two of which went to extra innings. The path was therefore even more arduous than a year ago, when the Gators ran through the field on the way to their first national title, outscoring opponents 81-10 with eight shutouts and six run-rule victories.

Haeger went 8-1 in nine tournament starts, losing by a 1-0 decision in a game void of run support. She tossed 65.0 total innings in the event, registering 44 strikeouts and giving up 36 hits (11 of which came a nine-inning game) while only walking nine batters and allowing six earned runs. Haeger was simultaneously Florida’s best bet at the plate, hitting .433 with four homers, 11 RBI, seven runs, eight walks and a stolen base.

  • Most Outstanding Player – Lauren Haeger, Florida
  • Batting Leader – Lauren Haeger, Florida – .571
  • RBI Leader – Lauren Haeger, Florida – 7
  • Home Run Leader – Lauren Haeger, Florida – 3
  • ERA Leader – N/A
  • Strikeout Leader – N/A

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM

Kelsey Stewart, Florida
DeWitt, Florida
Aubree Munro, Florida
Branndi Melero, Auburn
Carlee Wallace, Auburn

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SCORES

  1. Florida 7 Tennessee 2
  2. LSU 6 Auburn 1
  3. Michigan 5 Alabama 0
  4. UCLA 7 Oregon 1
  5. Florida 4 LSU 0
  6. Michigan 10 UCLA 4
  7. Auburn 4 Tennessee 2 – Tennessee eliminated
  8. Alabama 2 Oregon 1 – Oregon eliminated
  9. Auburn 11, UCLA 10 – UCLA eliminated
  10. LSU 5 Alabama 3 – Alabama eliminated
  11. Florida 3 Auburn 2 – Auburn eliminated
  12. Michigan 6 LSU 3 – LSU eliminated
  13. Florida 3 Michigan 2
  14. Michigan 1 Florida 0
  15. Florida 4 Michigan 1 – Michigan eliminated

FINAL STANDINGS

1. Florida Gators (5-1)
2. Michigan Wolverines (4-2)
3. LSU Tigers (2-2)
4. Auburn Tigers (2-2)
5t. Alabama Crimson Tide (1-2)
5t. UCLA Bruins (1-2)
7t. Oregon Ducks (0-2)
7t. Tennessee Lady Vols (0-2)

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NATIONAL SEEDS

  1. Florida (50–6)
  2. Oregon (46–6)
  3. Michigan (51–6)
  4. Auburn (49–9)
  5. LSU (44–11)
  6. Alabama (42–12)
  7. UCLA (45–10)
  8. Tennessee (42–14)
  9. Florida State (45–12)
  10. Missouri (39–14)
  11. Oklahoma (45–7)
  12. Arizona (38–17)
  13. Louisiana–Lafayette (39–9)
  14. Georgia (40–14)
  15. James Madison (47–8)
  16. Notre Dame (40–13)

REGIONALS

Gainesville Regional

  1. Hofstra 1 Florida Atlantic 0
  2. Florida 6 Florida A&M 0
  3. Florida 7 Hofstra 0
  4. Florida Atlantic 7 Florida A&M 2 – Florida A&M eliminated
  5. Florida Atlantic 3 Hofstra 2 – Hofstra eliminated
  6. Florida 1 Florida Atlantic 0 – Florida Atlantic eliminated

Florida qualifies for a Super Regional, 3-0.

Eugene Regional

  1. North Dakota St. 4 Fresno St. 0
  2. Oregon 8 BYU 0
  3. Oregon 4 North Dakota St. 3
  4. BYU 8 Fresno St. 7 – Fresno St. eliminated
  5. North Dakota St. 7 BYU 0 – BYU eliminated
  6. Oregon 6 North Dakota St. 1 – North Dakota St. eliminated

Oregon qualifies for the Super Regional, 3-0.

Ann Arbor Regional

  1. California 11 Pittsburgh 3
  2. Michigan 9 Oakland 1
  3. Michigan 9 California 1
  4. Pittsburgh 6 Oakland 3 – Oakland eliminated
  5. Pittsburgh 6 California 3 – California eliminated
  6. Michigan 10 Pittsburgh 3 – Pittsburgh eliminated

Michigan qualifies for the Super Regional, 4-0.

Auburn Regional

  1. South Alabama 11 Chattanooga 1
  2. Auburn 4 Tennessee Tech 1
  3. Auburn 1 South Alabama 0
  4. Tennessee Tech 8 Chattanooga 2 – Chattanooga eliminated
  5. South Alabama 9 Tennessee Tech 3 – Tennessee Tech eliminated
  6. Auburn 7 South Alabama 4 – South Alabama eliminated

Auburn qualifies for the Super Regional, 3-0.

Baton Rouge Regional

  1. Arizona St. 5 Nebraska 2
  2. LSU 15 Texas Southern 0
  3. Arizona St. 1 LSU 0
  4. Nebraska 5 Texas Southern 0 – Texas Southern eliminated
  5. LSU 3 Nebraska 2 – Nebraska eliminated
  6. LSU 5 Arizona St. 0
  7. LSU 4 Arizona St. 3 – Arizona St. eliminated

LSU qualifies for the Super Regional, 4-1.

Tuscaloosa Regional

  1. Washington 4 USC Upstate 1
  2. Alabama 8 Fairfield 0
  3. Alabama 9 Washington 0
  4. USC Upstate 9 Fairfield 0 – Fairfield eliminated
  5. Washington 9 USC Upstate 1 – USC Upstate eliminated
  6. Alabama 11 Washington 1 – Washington eliminated

Alabama qualifies for the Super Regional, 3-0.

Los Angeles Regional

  1. Texas 8 San Diego St. 3
  2. UCLA 9 Cal State Northridge 1
  3. UCLA 4 Texas 1
  4. San Diego St. 5 Cal State Northridge 4 – Cal State Northridge eliminated
  5. San Diego St. 4 Texas 3 – Texas eliminated
  6. UCLA 8 San Diego St. 0 – San Diego St.  eliminated

UCLA qualifies for the Super Regional, 3-0.

Knoxville Regional

  1. Utah 6 Virginia Tech 1
  2. Tennessee 2 Longwood 0
  3. Tennessee 9 Utah 1
  4. Longwood 6 Virginia Tech 4 – Virginia Tech eliminated
  5. Utah 2 Longwood 0 – Longwood eliminated
  6. Tennessee 3 Utah 1- Utah eliminated

Tennessee qualifies for the Super Regional, 3-0.

Tallahassee Regional

  1. UCF 4 South Carolina 1
  2. Florida State 5 Dartmouth 1
  3. Florida State 2 UCF 1
  4. South Carolina 3 Dartmouth 1 – Dartmouth eliminated
  5. UCF 5 South Carolina 2 – South Carolina eliminated
  6. Florida State 5 UCF 0 – UCF eliminated

Florida State qualifies for the Super Regional, 3-0.

Columbia Regional

  1. Kansas 1 Louisville 0
  2. Missouri 7 Indiana State 0
  3. Missouri 5 Kansas 2
  4. Indiana State 2 Louisville 1 – Louisville eliminated
  5. Kansas 2 Indiana State 0 – Indiana State eliminated
  6. Missouri 7 Kansas 6 – Kansas eliminated

Missouri qualifies for the Super Regional, 3-0.

Norman Regional

  1. Texas A&M 2 Lehigh 1
  2. Oklahoma 8 Central Arkansas 0
  3. Oklahoma 7 Texas A&M 5
  4. Lehigh 3 Central Arkansas 0 – Central Arkansas eliminated
  5. Texas A&M 5 Lehigh 0 – Lehigh eliminated
  6. Oklahoma 2 Texas A&M 0 – Texas A&M eliminated

Oklahoma qualifies for the Super Regional, 3-0.

Tucson Regional

  1. Minnesota 10 New Mexico State 2
  2. Arizona 4 St. John’s 2
  3. Arizona 5 Minnesota 1
  4. New Mexico State 9 St. John’s 6 – St. John’s eliminated
  5. Minnesota 2 New Mexico State 0 – New Mexico eliminated
  6. Minnesota 5 Arizona 2
  7. Arizona 7 Minnesota 6 – Minnesota eliminated

Arizona qualifies for the Super Regional, 3-1.

Lafayette Regional

  1. Baylor 8 Mississippi State 4
  2. Louisiana-Lafayette 11 Weber State 0
  3. Louisiana-Lafayette 3 Baylor 1
  4. Mississippi State 2 vs. Weber State 0 – Weber State eliminated
  5. Baylor 2 Mississippi State 0 – Mississippi State eliminated
  6. Baylor 6 Louisiana-Lafayette 2
  7. Louisiana-Lafayette 9 Baylor 1 – Baylor eliminated

Louisiana-Lafayette qualifies for the Super Regional, 3-1.

Athens Regional

  1. Western Kentucky 2 North Carolina 1
  2. Georgia 6 Central Connecticut State 1
  3. Western Kentucky 2 Georgia 1
  4. North Carolina 8 Central Connecticut State 0 – Central Connecticut State eliminated
  5. Georgia 6 North Carolina 5 – North Carolina eliminated
  6. Georgia 12 Western Kentucky 3
  7. Georgia 17 Western Kentucky 0 – Western Kentucky eliminated

Georgia qualifies for the Super Regional, 4-1.

Harrisonburg Regional

  1. NC State 12 Fordham 5
  2. James Madison 10 Binghamton 1
  3. NC State 2 James Madison 0
  4. Fordham 8 Binghamton 0 – Binghamton eliminated
  5. Fordham 2 James Madison 1 – James Madison eliminated
  6. NC State 2 Fordham 1 – Fordham eliminated

NC State qualifies for the Super Regional, 3-0.

South Bend Regional

  1. Kentucky 5 Northwestern 4
  2. Ball State 6 Notre Dame 3
  3. Kentucky 5 Ball State 0
  4. Notre Dame 14 Northwestern 5 – Northwestern eliminated
  5. Notre Dame 15 Ball State 4 – Ball State eliminated
  6. Kentucky 4 Notre Dame 3 – Notre Dame eliminated

Kentucky qualifies for the Super Regional, 3-0.

Gainesville Super Regional

  1. Florida 7 Kentucky 0
  2. Florida 1 Kentucky 1

Florida qualifies for the WCWS, 2-0.

Eugene Super Regional

  1. Oregon 6 NC State 1
  2. Oregon 9 NC State 3

Oregon qualifies for the WCWS, 2-0.

Ann Arbor Super Regional

  1. Michigan 10 Georgia 3
  2. Michigan 7 Georgia 6

Michigan qualifies for the WCWS, 2-0.

Auburn Super Regional

  1. Auburn 12 Louisiana-Lafayette 11 (8 inn.)
  2. Auburn 6 Louisiana-Lafayette 3

Auburn qualifies for the WCWS, 2-0.

Baton Rouge Super Regional

  1. LSU 8 Arizona 0
  2. LSU 10 Arizona 5

LSU qualifies for the WCWS, 2-0.

Tuscaloosa Super Regional

  1. Oklahoma 5 Alabama 2
  2. Alabama 2 Oklahoma 0
  3. Alabama 5 Oklahoma 3

Alabama qualifies for the WCWS, 2-1.

Los Angeles Super Regional

  1. UCLA 7 Missouri 4
  2. UCLA 10 Missouri 6

UCLA qualifies for the WCWS, 2-0.

Knoxville Super Regional

  1. Tennessee 3 Florida State 2
  2. Florida State 6 Tennessee 1
  3. Tennessee 2 Florida State 1

Tennessee qualifies for the WCWS, 2-0.

REGULAR SEASON INFORMATION

  • Honda Sports Award – Lauren Haeger, Florida (32-2, 1.23 ERA, 214 K)
  • USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year – Lauren Haeger, Florida (32-2, 1.23 ERA, 214 K)

ALL-AMERICAN FIRST TEAM

P – Cheridan Hawkins, Oregon
P – Miranda Kramer, Western Kentucky
P – Shelby Turnier, UCF
C – Lexie Elkins, Lousiana-Lafayette
1B – Lauren Chamberlain, Oklahoma
2B – Emily Carosone, Auburn
3B – Kasey Cooper, Auburn
SS – Bianka Bell, LSU
OF – Haylie McCleney, Alabama
OF – Allexis Bennett, UCLA
OF – Kelly Christner, Michigan
UTIL – Lauren Haeger, Florida
UTIL – Amber Freeman, Arizona State
AL – Sierra Romero, Michigan
AL – Kelsey Stewart, Florida
AL – Ally Carda, UCLA
AL – Shelby Pendley, Oklahoma
AL – Alaynie Page, South Carolina

ALL-AMERICAN SECOND TEAM

P – Paige Parker, Oklahoma
P – Megan Good, James Madison
P – Alexis Osorio, Alabama
C – Ivie Drake, Georgia State
1B – Kayla Bonstrom, Stanford
2B – Alex Hugo, Georgia
3B – Jenna Lilley, Oregon
SS – Delaney Spaulding, UCLA
OF – Bailey Landry, LSU
OF – Cheyenne Cordes, California
OF – Janie Takeda, Oregon
UTIL – Sara Groenewegen, Minnesota
UTIL – Sahvanna Jaquish, LSU
AL – Megan Betsa, Michigan
AL – Rainey Gaffin, Tennessee
AL – Shellie Landry, Lousiana-Lafayette
AL – Chelsea Goodacre, Arizona
AL – Stephany LaRosa, UCLA

ALL-AMERICAN THIRD TEAM

P – Carly Hoover, LSU
P – Lacey Waldrop, Florida State
P – Allie Walljasper, LSU
C – Erika Piancastelli, McNeese State
1B – Shelby Friudenberg, Baylor
2B – Demi Turner, Alabama
3B – Marisa Runyon, Alabama
SS – Kellie Fox, Arizona
OF – Tiffany Howard, Auburn
OF – Sierra Lawrence, Michigan
OF – Katiyana Mauga, Arizona
UTIL – Cortni Emanuel, Georgia
UTIL – Jailyn Ford, James Madison
AL – Emilee Koerner, Notre Dame
AL – Haylie Wagner, Michigan
AL – Kristen Brown, North Carolina
AL – Missy Taukeiaho, Cal State Fullerton
AL – Aleshia Ocasio, Florida
AL – Kiki Stokes, Nebraska

2015 ASA Men’s C Slow Pitch Nationals

2015 held at ASA Hall of Fame Stadium in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on September 4-6.

Champion – Russell’s Paint & Body, Lake Mary, Florida
Runner Up – OC, Grimes, Iowa

  • MVP – Donnie Hammonds, Russell’s Paint & Body
  • Batting Leader – Donnie Hammonds, Russell’s Paint & Body
  • Home Run Leader – Kenneth Turlington, All Army Black
  • Home Run Leader – John Slootmaker, Advisors Mortgage Group
  • Home Run Leader – Anthony Wargo, Advisors Mortgage Group
  • Home Run Leader – Travis Thomson, OC

FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICANS

P – Robert Kerr, Russell’s Paint & Body
IF – Bryan Kloetzke, Showbombs/Dugarel’s
IF – Travis Thomson, OC
IF – Gabe Bower, OC
IF – Noah Wethington, OC
IF – Martin Musgrave, Russell’s Paint & Body
OF – Matt Vellieux, Showbombs/Dugarel’s
OF – Adam Baker, Russell’s Paint & Body
OF – Junior Carlin, Russell’s Paint & Body
UT – Pete Selden, Russell’s Paint & Body
UT – Kenneth Turlington, All Army Black
UT – Eric Reynolds, OC
UT – Brandon Johnson, OC
UT – Devon Anderson, Russell’s Paint & Body
UT – Donnie Hammonds, Russell’s Paint & Body

FINAL STANDINGS

1. Russell’s Paint & Body, Lake Mary, FL (6-0)
2. OC, Grimes, IA (8-2)
3. Showbombs/Dugarel’s, North St. Paul, MN (4-2)
4. All Army Black, Sam Houston, TX (4-2)
5t. Silverbacks, Inver Grove Heights, MN (3-2)
5t. Elite Sports, Williamsburg, IA (5-2)
7t. All Army Gold, Sam Houston, TX (4-2)
7t. Advisors Mortgage Group, Manalapan, NJ (5-2)
9t. HB Sports, Palm City, FL (3-2)
9t. Elite, Chino, CA (2-2)
9t. Great River Harbor/Taters Dam View, Cochrane, WI (3-2)
9t. Precision Recovery, Decatur, IL (3-2)
13t. SJK Trucking/Chanticlear, Coon Rapids, MN (2-2)
13t. Skillset/Vinci/Easton, Perris, CA (2-2)
13t. MN Maniax, Oakdale, MN (2-2)
13t. Attaboys, Edmond, OK (2-2)
17t. TC Wholesalers, St. Michael, MN (1-2)
17t. Elite/Dockside/A+ Painting, Green Bay, WI (1-2)
17t. D&R Miller Concrete, Goshen, IN (1-2)
17t. Burdick Builders/Babes/Revive/Old Chicago, Farmington, MN (1-2)
17t. Tryon Gym/Peper Farms Trucking, Sioux Falls, SD (2-2)
17t. J&R Logistics, Barling, AR (1-2)
17t. Illmatic, Ardmore, OK (1-2)
17t. GS Sports/DeMarini/Club 2000, Waukee, IA (1-2)
25t. Emils Hideaway, La Porte City, IA (1-2)
25t. WC Monsta, La Mirada, CA (1-2)
25t. Hopson/Triple C, Collegville, PA (1-2)
25t. Swok, Mangum, OK (0-2)
25t. Warner Construction/Alliant Engineering Inc., Dundas, MN (0-2)
25t. Ryno’s Softball, Papillion, NE (0-2)
25t. Lehigh Valley Polish Water Ice, NA, PA (0-2)
25t. Bryan Rock, Prior Lake, MN (0-2)
33t. CI Hawks/Burk Farms, Holstein, IA (0-2)
33t. Chingon/Monsta Athletics/Studio Five, Indio, CA (0-2)
33t. Detox/Pipac, Waterloo, IA (0-2)
33t. McAlpine’s Well Drilling/Priority Courier/State Farm, Big Lake, MN (0-2)