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McNairy can definitely win it with KT pitching. I had thought she graduated but I guess I was wrong. I haven't seen them or South Side play this year but was not impressed with Lexington at all.

White House Heritage, Creek Wood, Gibbs, Forrest, Meigs Co......any of these are very capable. Some have to play each other to get to state so there will definitely be some luck needed to will it all

Brooke Parrott from Chatt Central is the real deal and she will be tough to beat. I have seen her play in the summers. I am with you on Congrats for Creekwood and they have faced a couple really good pitchers in Ally Brown and Alyssa Arden to get there so hopefully they are ready for another really stiff test

i saw a couple of these games and they were amazing games but I don't think I would call any of them upsets when you continually give up zero runs and CW had already shutout Waverly in the district winner bracket finals. Creekwood didn't give up a run in the regions or the substate. This young team is playing well as a team and seems to find ways to win games.

2 shutouts versus Waverly shut out Page shutout White House Heritage All in a 2 week period, speaks for itself

Both pitchers have been getting it done. I saw the first to games with Waverly and they were pitchers duels with the teams splitting each losing pitcher made 1 bad pitch.

you are right the Waverly / Creekwood game could be very interesting. I may have to come out of Rutherford County to see that one, 2 good pitchers. I saw them dual last year and Waverly won 2-1 but the CW pitcher threw a 2 hitter at them and I know that she beat them several times as a freshman and won a game a the state that year. I have seen CW several times this year at a Rutherford County playday where they beat Smyrna and she completely dominated a really good Smyrna team with double digit strikeouts in 4 innings and at the Commando against Beech (double digit strikeouts in 4 innings) and Clarksville NE (2 hitter in the rain). I have kept up with both of the CW pitchers from their time with the Firebirds organanization and both will end up pitching D1 college ball if they keep improving.I haven't seen Waverly around much so I am not sure what they have surrounding their really good pitcher but the CW team's young players will grow up very quickly. CW freshman pitcher is already holding her own but you are right she has a lot of growth ahead to be dominant.

are you thinking about their senior pitcher? She is not the one I am thinking about. They have a junior pitcher that can be dominant and a freshman pitcher that will be dominate as she matures. I have seen both kids play during the summer and both can be very dynamic. Waverly has a good pitcher as well, I have seen her in the summer as well.

Creekwood should be very strong. They have some good young players that got experience last year and they have a potentially dominate pitcher. Montgomery Central has an experienced group of players this year and they should be able to beat anyone, I believe they beat Waverly last year

CreekWood...solid team that can hit all the way thru the lineup and has the best pitching in the district.

i thought Creekwood was really young last year and might be a contender this year with a year experience and another summer under their belts

What about CreekWood in AA? That is usually a strong program

watched a lot of weekend games this year and the Chat Central game and Creek Wood played with fire a lot. Walking to many hitters and pitching from behind in the count and too many baserunning mistakes is not a recipe for success in the big tourneys. It just seems like this time it came back to bite them time. They will be back next year because the core of the team returns.

just shows that it takes a team not just 4 really good travel players to win in the state. They racked up a lot of wins/stats and scored a lot of runs against a weak district.

Shelby Dawson is a really good pitcher but she is in the one of the weakest districts in the State.

Emily Bombard - Mt. Juliet, Caitlyn Hudgins - Greenbrier, Taylor Griffith - Creekwood, Brianna Smith - Portland.