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Clarksville National 9-10’s defeat Goodlettsville American 8-2
Goodlettsville, TN – Playing its best game at the Little League State Tournament so far, July 17th at Moss-Wright Park, Clarksville Nationals 9-10 year-old baseball team earned a spot in the state semifinals with an 8-2 victory versus Goodlettsville American.
Clarksville National got a great combined pitching performance from Ryan Murphy, Scotty Carter and Connor Doughty, as the trio limited the Goodlettsville squad to just three hits – with only one coming after the first inning.
Clarksville Nationals 9-10 defeat Goodlettsville American 8-2 to advance to the state semi-finals. (Mateen Sidiq – Nashville Sports Network)
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Clarksville National 9-10’s keep State Tournament run alive with 16-9 win over Gallatin
Goodlettsville, TN – A day after being shutout and no-hit, Clarksville National 9-10 year-old baseball team responded with a 16-run, 12-hit performance, July 16th at Moss-Wright Park, to keep its Little League State Tournament run alive with a 16-9 victory versus Gallatin.
It didn’t take Clarksville National long to get thing going, as they scored five runs in the top of the first inning, with Collin Pedigo, Patton Samuels and Scotty Carter all driving in runs with RBI singles – while Cameron Greathouse picked up an RBI on a sacrifice fly.
Clarksville National 9-10 year old’s defeat Gallatin to keep tournament hopes alive. (Mateen Sidiq – Nasvhille Sports Network)
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Clarksville National 9-10’s no-hit in state tournament loss to Goodlettsville
Goodlettsville, TN – Clarksville Nationals 9-10 year old baseball team ran into a buzz saw, July 15th in the Little League State Tournament at Moss-Wright Park, as they were no-hit by host team Goodlettsville National in a 17-0 loss.
Managing only four base runners in the contest, Clarksville National’s best chance of scoring came in the bottom of the first inning where it drew two of its four walks in the game.
Connor Doughty led off the inning with a walk and moved around into scoring position at third base on a pair of wild pitches.
Clarksville Nationals 9-10 year olds shutout against Goodlettsville 17-0. (Mateen Sidiq – Nashville Sports Network)
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Clarksville National Blue 9-10 All-Stars defeat St. Bethlehem for District 9 Title
Clarksville, TN – The Clarksville National Blue 9- and 10-year old All-Star team wrapped up its undefeated run through the District 9 Little League tournament, July 3rd, as they defeated the St. Bethlehem All-Stars, 7-4.
Finishing the tournament 4-0, Clarksville National Blue never trailed in the championship game getting out to a 6-0 lead after two inning – including a five-run outburst in the second inning.
“We got a great pitching performance from Logan Blackman to start the game and scored enough runs to hang on,” said Scott Samuels, who along with Patrick Miller and Brad Greathouse coached the Clarksville National Blue. “We’ve got a good defense and our pitching has been solid the whole tournament and tonight was another example where we got a good start and our relievers came in and held them in check.”
Clarksville Nationals 9-10 defeats St. Bethlehem (Michael Rios Clarksville Sports Network)
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Clarksville National 7-8 year old Blue team wins State Tournament
Tullahoma, TN – The Clarksville National Blue team won the 2012 State Junior (7-8) Baseball Tournament held in Tullahoma, Tennessee the week of July 15th-19th. The team went 5-0 in winning the district 9 tournament one week prior.
In the state tournament, the Big Blue won their first 2 games against Maryville and Hartsville. In the third game, the team fell to Carter County in a tight 4-3 game. They re-grouped and defeated the home team from Tullahoma 13-5 to advance to the championship round against Carter County.
Having to beat Carter County twice to claim the title, the bats stayed hot and Clarksville rolled 11-3 in the first game and 10-4 in the championship game.
Clarksville National wins State Tournament. Pictured from L-R. (First row) Ashton Hams, Lawrence Jennings, Patton Samuels, Ryan Murphy, Blake Greathouse, Logan Blackmon. (Second row) Caleb Bowman, Collin Pedigo, Cameron Greathouse, Watson Persinger, Connor Doughty, Bennett Mobley. (Back row) Coaches: Scott Samuels, Jimmy Blackmon (head coach), Lee Pedigo, Tony Hams.
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