FPN 14U Super 60 Rankings: No. 51 through No. 60 Breakdown
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NO. 51 / EC BULLETS 14U SMITH
Yet another strong team with talented athletes from the EC Bullets program, Smith capped a strong summer of play with a 13th place finish at Triple Crown Nationals. Expectations are high for this first year 14U program in the years to come!
Posted to its Twitter page (@ECBullets04CFL), “96-25-4. That was our record as a 1st year 14U team of all ‘04 birth years vs many of the top teams in the SE and playing top events like Top Gun, USAES, PGF, D9, Triple Crown , T-bolts and UA showcases. Looking forward to our 2nd year in 14U to see how the girls have grown!”
Key Players:
- Ella Roberson (2022 P) Uncommitted
- Cassidy McLellan (2023 OF/SS) Uncommitted
- Anna McClerren (2022 OF/MIF) Uncommitted
- Trinity Armstrong (2022 OF/2B) Uncommitted
- Madison Lagle (2022 P/1B) Uncommitted
- Zoe Yaeger (2023 C/3B) Uncommitted
NO. 52 / HOUSTON POWER FUTURES
A program that is building momentum and developing strong athletes, Futures capped a success summer with a 13th place finish at Triple Crown Nationals.
Key Players:
- Contacted for roster but no response returned. Please contact us at support@fastpitchnews.com to submit!
NO. 53 / IMPACT GOLD NATIONAL 14U VAUGHN
Powerful, talented, and only getting better. In 2018, Vaughn’s team was named an Impact Gold National program and highlight its summer with a 13th USA Elite Select finish and an appearance at PGF.
Key Players:
- Bri Ellis (2021 1B/3B) Texas A&M
- Kaydeun Wooley (2021 MIF/OF) Texas A&M
- Lauren Hatch (2021 OF) UCLA
- Grace Sparks (2022 P) Uncommitted
- Celeste Aguliar (2022 OF) Uncommitted
- Alison Cooper (2021 P/1B) Uncommitted
- Presley Glende (2021 P) Uncommitted
- Olivia Johnson (2021 P) Uncommitted
NO. 54 / LA VOODOO – BARKSDALE
A smaller market program that is quickly gaining momentum, the Voodoo will be a fun program to follow over the next few years. Barksdale’s team improved throughout the entire summer and had solid finishes at IDT in Colorado (9th) and the JO Cup (13th).
Key Players:
- Contacted for roster but no response returned. Please contact us at support@fastpitchnews.com to submit!
NO. 55 / VISION FASTPITCH – RENTERIA
A fun program who is growing quickly, Vision has multiple teams at all levels that are highly competitive especially within themselves. Notable finishes for this Vision team include 13th at Triple Crown Nationals and JO Cup.
Key Players:
- Contacted for roster but no response returned. Please contact us at support@fastpitchnews.com to submit!
NO. 56 / 14U VISION ELITE – GURLEY
Nipping on the heels of the above Vision team, Gurley’s team most notably finished 25th at Triple Crown Nationals. It should be fun to keep an eye on both of these teams and the talented athletes in the seasons to come.
Key Players:
- Contacted for roster but no response returned. Please contact us at support@fastpitchnews.com to submit!
NO. 57 / ACES EXPRESS 14U FUTURES
Small yet mighty, the Aces organization may not have a ton of teams but the ones they do are powerful. 14U Futures were all over this summer and played a tough schedule highlighted by impressive finishes such as 17th at PGF and Triple Crown.
Key Players:
- Contacted for roster but no response returned. Please contact us at support@fastpitchnews.com to submit!
NO. 58 / ALABAMA TWISTERS – BARNETT
“We pride ourselves as being one of the better teams in the southeast,” said head coach, Benji Barnett. “We are gritty and strive to be a team that you don’t look forward to playing. We take a lot of pride that we have a very good recruiting following without being part of one of the larger known organizations. Many times, we have more schools at our games than some of the bigger organizations.”
The Twisters competed in the Triple Crown Nationals as one of the youngest teams and notched a 17th place finish and a wining record.
Coach Barnett was happy with how his team’s recruiting increased this summer saying, “this summer our recruiting really took off. We do not have any verbals. We had a couple players that probably could have, but decided not to, before the rule change.”
Keep an eye on the Twisters, they are a close knit group with a lot of talent who should only be expected to get better with time and experience.
Key Players:
- Jalia Lassiter (2022) Uncommitted
- Nealy McManus (2022 INF) Uncommitted
- Ann Marie Stanbridge (2022 P/1B) Uncommitted
- Bella Holliday (2022 C) Uncommitted
- Lauren Smith (2023 P) Uncommitted
- Sara Ezekiel (2022 INF/UT) Uncommitted
“I am most looking forward to watching these kids continue to develop. I have had this team since 2012 and we rarely have turnover. Great group of players and families.”
NO. 59 / ARIZONA THUNDERCATS
Yet another small yet mighty program, the Thundercats continue to field a strong team at all levels. This season’s 14U squad most notably finished 17th at JO Cup.
Key Players:
- Contacted for roster but no response returned. Please contact us at support@fastpitchnews.com to submit!
NO. 60 / ATHLETICS MERCADO 14U
Whenever an Athletics Mercado team steps onto the field you can expect them to be talented, well coached, and ready to perform. This Mercado team most notably finished 17th at PGF this past summer.
Key Players:
- Contacted for roster but no response returned. Please contact us at support@fastpitchnews.com to submit!
