PGF Florida Show Me The Money was held Nov. 1-2 in Newberry, FL:

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18U: SANTA FE INFERNO-NOWLING 7, TOP GUN NATIONAL-TURNER 1

Santa Fe Inferno-Nowling knocked off Top Gun National-Turner, 7-1, in the 18U championship game on Sunday at Champions Park.

Santa Fe Inferno-Nowling received $10,000 prize money and Top Gun National-Turner received $2,000.

Florida-committed 2027 P/1B Addison Allaire (24.1 IP, 4 ER, 40 Ks, 3 BBs) and 2029 RHP/1B Rylee Swilley (17.2 IP, 5 ER, 12 Ks) handled all of the pitching for Santa Fe Inferno-Nowling.

The offensive leaders for Santa Fe Inferno-Nowling were 2027 3B/2B Kam Pickering (.476 AVG, 7 RBIs), Florida Gulf Coast-committed 2027 MIF/UT Bailee Gladden (.474 AVG, 6 RBIs), West Florida-committed 2026 UT Ally Brady (.450 AVG, .607 OBP), 2028 UT Braylee Rano (.429 AVG, 2 HRs, 9 RBIs) and Northern Florida State-committed 206 P/OF Cha’miya Williams (.375 AVG, 2 HRs).

“This is a huge win for our organization,” Santa Fe Inferno coach Jason Nowling said. “(PGF Florida) Show Me the Money is a tournament we look forward to every season. The competition is always top tier and it’s a great opportunity to get our girls in front of coaches.

“It was a phenomenal team effort all weekend long, everyone stepped up against excellent competition and battled to the very end. This event is a dogfight every year and we’re proud to have come out on top.”

Santa Fe Inferno-Nowling defeated FL Firecrackers-Yeary, 7-0, Tampa Mustangs-Gleason, 9-3, So Cal Athletics 26 National-James, 4-0, D1Vision Softball National, 7-1, and Top Gun National-Turner, 7-1, in bracket games.

Top Gun National-Turner defeated Breakers Labs-Bobby, 5-1, So Cal Athletics Premier, 10-0, Tampa Mustangs-Langston, 13-3, Unity-Johnson, 3-1, and lost to Santa Fe Inferno-Nowling, 7-1, in bracket games.

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16U: UNITY-AMSLER/JOHNSON VS. TOP GUN NATIONAL-SCIARA

Unity-Amsler/Johnson and Top Gun National-Sciara reached the finals, but both teams decided not to play the championship game and finished as 16U co-champions on Sunday at Champions Park.

Unity-Amsler/Johnson and Top Gun National-Sciara split the $12,000 prize money.

2028 OF/MIF Jules Jackson (.476 AVG, .542 OBP, 1.065 OPS), 2028 2B Lainie Keefer (.421 AVG, .500 OBP, 1.289 OPS) and 2027 3B/2B/B/UT Ari Lugo (.400 AVG, .444 OBP, 1.178 OPS) were the offensive leaders for Unity-Amsler.

The Top Gun National-Sciara leaders were 2028 C/3B/MI/UT Michelle Kolone (.455 AVG, 2 doubles, grand slam, 8 RBIs, 5 runs), 2027 C Zoey Kreinus (.474 AVG, 9 hits, double, 4 RBIs, 29% caught stealing), Texas-committed 2027 P/1B Brooklynn Hagerty (2 wins, 13 IP, 20 Ks, 2 BBs, 0.538 ERA) and North Carolina-committed 2027 P/1B Molly Munson (13.1 IP, 12 Ks, 1 BB, 0.52 ERA) and 2028 LHP Addison Ellis (11.2 IP, 17 Ks, 2 BBs, 0.60 ERA).

“This weekend was a great opportunity for our girls to get high level reps and gel as a team,” Top Gun coach Joe Sciara said. “We saw improvements from game-to-game. This tournament was important for us because it is one of the few fall tournaments that mix both showcase and bracket play.”

Unity-Amsler/Johnson defeated Lady Dukes Premier 2028-Burden/Lamar, 6-0, Intensity-KOD, 4-3, Santa Fe Inferno 09-Donaldson, 6-2, Tampa Mustangs 09-Klein, 6-0, and DNP’d Top Gun National-Sciara in bracket play games.

Top Gun National-Sciara defeated Carolina Elite RWZ-Drotar, 7-2, Top Gun 2028 National-Sciara, 2-1, St. Louis Chaos, 5-0, Unity-Shultheis/Johnson, 7-1, and DNP’d Unity-Amsler/Johnson in bracket games.

“(PGF Florida SMTM tournament director) Jason (Gusaeff) always puts on a great tournament and gets the best competition at the fields,” Sciara said. “We travel the country looking to play the best of the best. (PGF Florida) Show Me The Money fall and summer events are a staple on our annual schedule.”

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14U: TN MOJO 2011-BROWN 3, HOTSHOTS NATIONAL-TORRES/SENECA 2

TN Mojo 2011-Brown edged Hotshots National-Torres/Seneca, 3-2, in the 14U championship game on Sunday at Easton Sports Complex.

TN Mojo 2011-Brown received $10,000 prize money and Hotshots National-Torres/Seneca received $2,000.

2028 OF/2B Brooklyn Hunt (.636 AVG, 14 hits, 3 triples, 3 SBs), 2029 C Beatrice Parker (.625 AVG, 3 doubles, 2 triples, 10 RBIs), 2030 CF/2B Emersyn Haney (.611 AVG, 8 RBIs, 6 SBs), 2030 C/MIF Norah Box (.588 AVG, 2 triples, 8 RBIs), 2029 IF/P/SS/UT Lexi McKinstry (3-0, 0.00 ERA, 12 IP, 25 Ks, 0.649 WHIP), 2029 RHP/UT Mollie Johnson (2-0, 0.00 ERA, 10 IP, 7 Ks) and 2030 P/OF Emily Stuman (2-0, 7 IP, 5 Ks) were the leaders for TN Mojo 2011-Brown.

“Winning this tournament means a lot to us,” TN Mojo coach Brandon Brown said. “We’ve been on an incredible run for the past 3-4 seasons, winning three PGF Super Select Events and another big tournament win for us solidifying us as one of the top 14U clubs in the nation. The thing that sets our team apart is our culture. We reinforce the We>Me mentality that is a big part of the Mojo organization and play for each other and play the right way.”

TN Mojo 2011-Brown defeated Plantation Wagners Blue, 11-1, Firecrackers 29/30, 6-0, AL Sparks Elite, 14-0, and Hotshots National-Torres/Seneca, 3-2, in bracket games.

Hotshots National-Torres/Seneca defeated TN Mojo 2029-Collier, 3-0, Power Softball, 3-2, Mustangs Ohana, 2-1, and lost to TN Mojo 2011-Brown, 3-2, in bracket games.

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