Scenic City Summer Top 25 was held June 18-21 in Dalton/Rocky Face, GA (All rankings are Line Drive’s Club National Rankings):

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18U: FURY PLATINUM X-HIGDON 4, LOUISVILLE LADY SLUGGERS-HUECKER/NORWOOD 2

#45 Fury Platinum X-Higdon knocked off #19 Louisville Lady Sluggers-Huecker/Norwood, 4-2, in the 14U championship game of the Scenic City Summer Top 25 on Sunday at Edwards Park in Dalton, GA.

Western Kentucky-bound RHP Kaylor West (0.30 ERA, 23.1 IP, 35 Ks), Florida State-committed 2027 RHP Harleigh Price (14.2 IP, 2.50 ERA), Western Kentucky-bound C/UT Chezney Whipker (4 HRs, 10 RBIs, 10 runs), uncommitted 2027 3B/OF Reed Jackson (2 doubles, 3 HRs, 8 RBIs, 8 runs, 1 game-winning grand slam in the semifinals) and Jacksonville State-committed 2027 MIF/UT Kloe Quigle (3 HRs, 8 runs, 6 RBIs) were the leaders for Fury Platinum X-Higdon.

“We had all of our players together for the first time this summer,” Fury Platinum X coach Jeremy Higdon said.

“It was promising to see us compete against some of the best teams in the East. I hope we can build on this week and continue to improve throughout the summer.”

#45 Fury Platinum X-Higdon defeated Stars National-Coleman, 5-1, Starz Gold-Bunn, 11-0, #29 Team NC-Hinde, 6-1, and #19 Louisville Lady Sluggers-Huecker/Norwood, 4-2, in bracket games.

#19 Louisville Lady Sluggers-Huecker/Norwood beat Indiana Magic Gold-Meyer/Lloyd, 9-1, #41 Team NC-Bowman, 6-1, Indiana Magic Gold-Green, 9-2, and lost to #45 Fury Platinum X-Higdon, 4-2, in bracket games.

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16U: TN MOJO 2027-PARDUE VS. ATHLETICS GOLD TAMBORRA-VALLERY

#17 TN Mojo 2027-Pardue and Athletics Gold Tamborra-Vallery both decided not to play the 16U championship game and finished as co-champions of the Scenic City Summer Top 25 on Sunday at Edwards Park in Dalton, GA.

2028 MIF Krimson Calhoun (.613 AVG, 3 doubles, 9 runs, 3 SBs), 2028 OF Kylie Towner (.429 AVG, 11 runs, 3 extra-base hits), 2028 1B/OF Kenzie White (.423 AVG, 3 doubles, 2 HRs, 11 RBIs) and 2028 OF Peyton Hector (.409 AVG, 8 runs) were the offensive leaders for TN Mojo.

Georgetown-committed 2027 P Reagan Jordan (11 IP, 5 hits, 1 ER, 0.636 ERA, hitting — 5 HRs, 17 RBIs) and Middle Tennessee State-committed 2027 P Millie Pardue (15 IP, 14 Ks) led the TN Mojo pitching staff.

“The girls really carried over their performance from Super Grand where we finished in a four-way tie due to weather,” Mojo coach Mike Pardue said.

“Pitching did a great job of limiting runs and/or defense was lights out. Hitting, we were productive with runners in scoring position. The girls really played great. You can tell this group truly enjoys being around each other and the amount of coaches that came to watch proved it.”

“We are looking to carry this into Patriot Games.”

#17 TN Mojo 2027-Pardue defeated St. Louis Chaos National 2010-Gill, 4-2, Louisville Lady Sluggers 09-Velotta, 6-5, Fury Platinum X-Pickett, 13-11, EC Bullets Gold-Ellis, 7-5, and DNP’d Athletics Gold Tamborra-Vallery in bracket games.

Athletics Gold Tamborra-Vallery beat EC Bulles Premier-Matt, 10-2, Indiana Magic Gold National-Langlois/DePaulis, 8-2, Unity-Attard/Johnson, 9-1, Rhode Island Thunder National-Lotti, 4-1, and DNP’d #17 TN Mojo 2027-Pardue.

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14U: TAMPA MUSTANGS-OHANA 2, ATHLETICS GOLD TAMBORRA 2029-OLSON 0

#32 Tampa Mustangs-Ohana took down #13 Athletics Gold Tamborra 2029-Olson, 2-0, in the 14U championship game of Scenic City Summer Top 25 on Sunday at Edwards Park in Dalton, GA.

2031 C/3B/1B Addie Bono (1 HR, 8 RBIs), 2029 MIF/P Grace McDaniel (2 HRs, 7 RBIs) and 2030 P/1B/3B Izzy Choquette (2 HRs, 7 RBIs) were the offensive leaders for the Tampa Mustangs.

Choquette and 2030 P/MIF Dallas Esperas combined for 48 innings pitched, allowing 10 earned runs and striking out 62 for the Tampa Mustangs.

“Being runner-up last fall made these girls hungry to get back to make another run this season,” Tampa Mustangs coach Jason Esperas said.

“We were runner-up in SMTM last week. (Our) ultimate goal is to play for an Alliance national championship next month.”

#32 Tampa Mustangs-Ohana defeated Rhode Island Thunder National-Lotti, 10-1, Southern Force National, 12-0, LLG Futures, 8-0, and #13 Athletics Gold Tamborra 2029-Olson, 2-0, in bracket games.

#13 Athletics Gold Tamborra 2029-Olson beat Team NC-McDowell, 10-2, #23 Athletics Gold Tamborra-Spencer, 5-4, #44 Indiana Magic Gold-Rudd/Coffel, 7-3, and lost to #32 Tampa Mustangs-Ohana, 2-0, in bracket games.

Coach Olson, despite her team being down to 10 players due to injuries, said: “It was a tough tournament, but we’re proud of how our girls battled.”

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