PGF Florida Show Me The Money was held Nov. 2-3 in Newberry, FL:

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18U: UNITY-JOHNSON 8, D1VISION SOFTBALL NATIONAL 2

Unity-Johnson took care of D1Vision Softball National, 8-2, in the 18U championship game of PGF Florida Show Me The Money on Sunday at Champions Park in Newberry, FL.

LSU-committed 2025 RHP Ashlin Mowery pitched a complete game and went 2 for 3 with a home run and three RBIs and Texas-committed 2025 2B Caigan Crabtree went 2 for 4 with a double, a run and two RBIs to lift Unity-Johnson in the finals. Texas A&M-committed 2026 CF Milan Torres went 2 for 3 with a run and LSU-committed 2025 RF Rylie Johnson went 2 for 3 with two runs and an RBI for Unity-Johnson in the championship game.

“Winning PGF Show Me the Money with this group was incredible,” Crabtree said. “It was our first tournament together and I could just feel the energy and excitement from every single person on the team. The girls all play with so much heart and intensity, and the coaches have been amazing, pushing us to be our best from day one.”

Unity-Johnson defeated Miami Xpress Valley-Hutchinson, 7-1, Top Gun national 18U, 9-1, So Cal Athletics 2025 National-Marinakis/Ammon, 3-2, Santa Fe Inferno-Nowling, 6-5, and D1Vision Softball National in bracket games.

“Getting this win in our first tournament really sets the tone for us,” Crabtree said. “It shows that when we bring our best, we can compete with anyone. I think this tournament brought us closer as a team and got us even more motivated for the rest of the season. I’m beyond grateful to be playing with such talented teammates and coaches and I can’t wait to see where this season takes us!”

D1Vision Softball National beat Santa Fe Inferno White, 14-5, FL Firecrackers-Yeary, 2-0, EC Bullets-Jackson/Matt, 9-1, Mojo-Hyatt/Grice, 4-0, and lost to Unity-Johnson in bracket game.

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16U: MOJO-LEWIS 5, UNITY-JOHNSON 3

Mojo-Lewis, the reigning PGF 16U Premier national championship, faced the biggest test of its young fall season so far and came away with a 5-3 victory over Unity-Johnson in the 16U championship game of PGF Florida Show Me The Money on Sunday at Champions Park in Newberry, FL.

In the finals, Mojo-Lewis jumped out to a 2-0 lead on an RBI single by Tennessee-committed 2026 C/3B Avary Stockwell in the bottom of the 1st inning and an unearned run in the 2nd inning.

North Carolina-committed 2026 1B Taylor Smith’s two-run single in the top of the 4th inning helped Unity-Johnson tie it, 2-2, in the top of the 4th inning.

Mojo-Lewis got three runs in the bottom of the 6th inning to take the lead for good.

2027 RHP Addison DeRoche pitched a complete game, scattering six hits, giving up three runs and striking out nine in 7.0 innings to record the win for Mojo-Lewis.

Mojo-Lewis defeated SFL Intensity-KOD/Pascual, 14-2, Miami Stingrays-Gator, 6-3, D1Vision Softball National, 8-2, So Cal Athletics 26 Premier-Marinakis/Kennedy, 2-0, and Unity-Johnson in bracket games.

“Our team loves to compete no matter what’s at stake … of course, $10K on the line makes this a little sweeter,” Mojo coach Brittany Lewis said. “PGF Show Me the Money is such a great, competitive tournament that we enjoy coming to every year. We have a group of kids that love the game, love each other and are straight competitors between the lines. We obviously have a target on our back since winning PGF this summer, but it doesn’t phase them. They block out the noise and continue to play for each other.”

Unity-Johnson beat Santa Fe Inferno 27/28-Thornton, 8-0, Unity-Lanier, 7-1, Bombers Gold FL-Collaro, 10-0, Team Mustangs-Langston, 10-0, and lost to Mojo-Lewis in bracket games.

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14U: GEORGIA IMPACT PREMIER 11-CLEGHORN 6, CLEARWATER BULLETS-SCHULTHEIS 2

Georgia Impact Premier 11-Cleghorn, a first-year 14U team, proved it will be a force in the 14U age group this season with a 6-2 victory over Clearwater Bullets-Schultheis in the 14U championship game of the PGF Florida Show Me The Money on Sunday at Easton Sports Complex in Newberry. FL.

“It means that they know they can compete with anyone,” Impact coach Jason Cleghorn said. “As one of only two first-year 14U teams in the tournament, the girls played with grit and pushed each other to bring out the best in each one of their teammates.”

2029 LHP Ellouise Koester Pitcher pitched seven innings, allowing three hits and striking out four, and 2030 UT Ella Rackley went 2 for 3 with three RBIs, including a bases-clearing double in the bottom of the 5th inning to lead Impact-Cleghorn in the finals.

2029 CF Maddie Davis (.500 AVG, 11 hits, 9 runs), 2029 SS LG Goldin (.471 AVG, 2 HRs, 10 RBIs), 2029 3B Grace Shafer (.529 AVG, 9 RBIs) and 2029 RHP Summer “Agent 85” Anderson Pitcher (3-0, 1.15 ERA) were the leaders for Impact-Cleghorn in the tournament.

Impact-Cleghorn defeated Santa Fe Inferno-Hooper, 10-0, Atlanta Vipers 2011-Murphy, 6-3, Santa Fe Inferno-Humphrey, 4-3, and Clearwater Bullets-Schultheis in bracket games.

Clearwater Bullets-Schultheis beat Unity-Jones, 2-1, Rhose Island Thunder National-Lotti, 8-6, Newtown Rock National 2028-Kiskurno, 5-3, and lost to Impact-Cleghorn in bracket games.

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