PGF Show Me The Money was held June 6-9 in Gainesville/Newberry, Fl (All rankings are Line Drive Hot 50 Club National Rankings):

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18U: GEORGIA IMPACT-TAYLOR 7, AL SPARKS ELITE-STEWART 2

Oklahoma-bound C/3B/1B Kendall Wells belted two home runs to help #33 Georgia Impact-Taylor to a 7-2 win over AL Sparks Elite-Stewart in the 18U championship game of PGF Show Me The Money on Monday at Katie Seashole Softball Stadium.

Florida-committed 2026 CF/SS Shayla Bahr went 3 for 4 with two runs, a stolen base and a homer, Auburn-committed 2026 RF/1B Cece Springfield hit a grand slam, Duke-committed 2026 IF/OF Khaisma “Rizz” White went 2 for 3 and Florida-committed 2026 SS Nina Carcone had a hit and several great defensive plays to lead the offense in the final.

2027 RHP Hannah DeMarcus, the Florida Gatorade State Player of the Year, 2027 RHP Braylee Spence and Florida-bound RHP/SS Leah Stevens combined to record the victory for Impact-Taylor in the championship game.

“(I’m) super proud of the way this team battled all weekend,” Georgia Impact coach Kip Taylor said. “Our pitchers were lights out, only allowing 10 runs in 10 games. (LSU-committed 2026 RHP) Addie Rackley had a huge game on the mound for us in the semifinals against a super talented Bolts Premier-Rocky team. Rackley pitched 4.2 innings, allowing no runs on just three hits with 5 Ks. Just great to see them play to the level you know they can and compete and learn from every at-bat and every pitch, it’s a great start to the summer and I can’t wait to see what else this team can accomplish.”

Impact-Taylor defeated Florida Thunderbolts 25/26-Gatewood/Breadmore, 11-0, Georgia Impact-DeMeester, 17-0, GA Unity, 14-2, Tampa Mustangs-Affrunity/Hancock, 8-1, Birmingham Thunderbolts Premier, 1-0, and Sparks Elite-Stewart, 7-2, in bracket games.

Sparks Elite-Stewart beat EC Bullets-Jackson/Matt, 4-2, LLG DPS-Corn, 4-0, Top Gun National, 1-0, Clearwater Bullets-Patton, 7-0, Unity-Johnson, 6-0, and lost to Impact-Taylor, 7-2, in bracket games.

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16U: D1VISION SOFTBALL NATIONAL 3, SO CAL ATHLETICS 26 PREMIER-MARINAKIS/KENNEDY 0

D1Vision Softball National went 9-0-1 for PGF Show Me The Money, beating So Cal Athletics 26 Premier-Marinakis/Kennedy, 3-0, in he 16U championship game on Monday at Katie Seashole Softball Stadium.

“So beyond proud of this group,” D1Vision coach Tammy Vermeulen said. “Up next, Top Gun Invitational.”

Uncommitted 2026 RHP/1B Zamari Ball (1.07 ERA, 25 IP, 20 Ks/.400 AVG), 2027 RHP/UT Aysia Francis (1.16 ERA), uncommitted 2026 OF Nyla Henson (.500 AVG), 2028 IF Jaliya Sullivan (.464 AVG, 2 HRs, 12 RBIs), uncommitted 2026 1B/3B/C Natalia Taylor (.409 AVG), 2027 C/1B Mivie Lamb (.400 OBP), uncommitted 2026 SS/CF/UT Aniyah Arnold (.390 AVG), Pitt-committed 2026 OF/UT Jayda Young (.368 AVG) and Pitt-committed 2026 C/3B/1B Bella Hebert (.346 AVG) led D1Vision Softball National for the tournament.

D1Vision Softball National defeated Atlanta Vipers Gold 09-Crenshaw 5-1, Stars National GA-Scott, 3-2, Tampa Mustangs Rene-Pynes, 4-3, Unity 2027/2028-TJ, 6-0, and So Cal Athletics 26 Premier-Marinakis/Kennedy, 3-0, in bracket games.

So Cal Athletics 26 Premier-Marinakis/Kennedy beat Bombers Gold FL-Banister, 6-0, Unity-Lanier, 11-0, St. Louis Chaos National-Perone/Beatty, 12-0, Unity-Johnson, 5-0, Atlanta Vipers 09-Gonce, 7-2, and lost to D1Vision Softball National, 3-0, in bracket games.

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14U: FURY PLATINUM X-HIGDON/HUCKABAY 10, UNITY-SCHULTHIES/JOHNSON 2

2028 P/UT Addy Smith went 3 for 4 with a run and three RBIs as Fury Platinum X-Higdon/Huckabay pulled away for a 10-2 win over #48 Unity-Schulthies/Johnson in the 14U championship game of PGF Show Me The Money on Monday at Katie Seashole Softball Stadium.

2028 C/UT Xahara Willis homered, 2028 P/OF Jaeda Tucker went 2 for 4 with a double and two RBIs, 2029 P Braley Stewart and 2028 P/1B Avery Gran combined to record the victory for Fury Platinum X-Higdon/Huckabay.

2028 1B/OF Carleigh Allen (.526 AVG, .625 OPB, 4 SBs), 2029 C/UT Marley Hall (.500 AVG, 5 RBIs), Tucker (.476 AVG, 9 RBIs, 4 doubles/14.1 IP, 1.95 ERA, 12Ks), Smith (.474 AVG, .577 OBP, 9 runs), Gran (.400 AVG, 4 doubles/9.1 IP, 0.75 ERA), Willis (.750 SLG, 3 HRs, 11 RBIs) and Stewart (17.1 IP, 0.81 ERA, 18 Ks) led Fury Platinum X-Higdon/Huckabay for the tournament.

“It was a really cool moment to beat a quality team in that venue,” Fury Platinum X coach Crosby Huckabay said. “I was really happy that my players got to experience that atmosphere. We really appreciate the University of Florida for giving those teams the opportunity.

“This tournament is a great building block for the rest of our summer. We have a lot of work to do, but we feel like if we continue to improve, this group can do a lot of special things.”

Fury Platinum X-Higdon/Huckabay defeated Fury Platinum X-Helton, 4-0, Florida Storm 28/29-Curry, 4-3, Fury Premier 2028-Winchell, 14-0, Atlanta Vipers 2011-Murphy, 11-2, and Unity-Schulthies/Johnson, 10-2, in bracket games.

Unity-Schulthies/Johnson beat Lead Your Journey-Castillo, 7-4, Birmingham Thunderbolts Premier 2028-Brashears, 8-1, Atlanta Vipers Gold 2010-Lynch, 12-0, and lost to Fury Platinum X-Higdon/Huckabay, 10-2, in bracket games.

— Carlos Arias. Line Drive Media (Follow Carlos on Twitter @los_stuff)