Softball | Softball Tournament | 10/21/2026

PG Softball Chesterfield Fall Showcase 14U Division

Erica Beach

2026 PG softball Chesterfield fall showcase 14U Division

October 17th to 18th

Chesterfield First Community Athletic Complex

CHESTERFIELD, MO — It was a highly competitive weekend of softball as six teams battled it out on the field. In the end, the Midland Magic Wooster finished with a flawless 5-0 record, showcasing a dominant tournament performance by allowing only three runs while exploding for 65 runs of their own. Below we highlight some of the weekend’s shining stars. \

Abigail Doolittle (2030 - Edwardsville, Illinois) of Top Gun 2030-IL established herself as one of the tournament's most formidable hitters over five games, posting an astounding .727 batting average. Showcasing elite power and versatility, she racked up three singles, two doubles, two triples, and a home run. Doolittle drove in four runs, scored four times, drew a walk, and added a stolen base. Operating from an athletic, balanced stance, this right-handed hitter displayed incredible barrel awareness and natural pop. Keep your eye on this bright star as she continues to rise.

Harper Jones (2030 - Paducah, Kentucky) of the Midland Magic Worster put on a phenomenal offensive display this past weekend, establishing herself as one of the tournament's most dominant threats. She finished the weekend with an incredible .692 batting average, racking up nine hits and nine RBIs. In addition to driving in runs, she crossed the plate eight times, drew two walks, and consistently sparked her team's offense to help lead them to a dominant tournament run.

Regan Christoph (2031 - North Liberty, Iowa) of Thunder 14U Swancutt led the entire tournament in batting average, finishing with an incredible .778 mark. She showcased some barrel pop with multiple extra-base hits, drove in four runs, and posted a remarkable .818 on-base percentage to prove herself as a consistent offensive threat. This athletic outfielder combined elite barrel control, great zone awareness, and a consistent approach to drive the Thunder's offense all weekend long.

Brooklyn Heying (2031 - Palo, Iowa) of the CR Blue Devils served as one of the team's most reliable bats this past weekend, wrapping up the tournament with a solid .500 batting average. She collected six total hits—four singles and two doubles—while driving in four runs. This right-handed hitter has shown steady, impressive development over the past few seasons, and we are excited to continue watching her game grow.

Charlee Eichhorn (2030 - Marion, Iowa) of the Southeast Iowa All-Stars 14U Gold delivered an exceptionally strong showing this past weekend, wrapping up the tournament with an impressive .750 batting average. She showcased her extra-base ability with two doubles and a triple, drove in three runs, and wreaked havoc on the base paths with three stolen bases. Eichhorn is a dynamic offensive threat who consistently uses her speed and gap-to-gap power to spray the field.

Madison Mahan (2031 - Kennett, Missouri) of the Midland Magic Worster proved to be the most impressive two-way player in the tournament, dominating both at the plate and in the circle. Offensively, she batted .545 and showcased incredible barrel pop with a double and two home runs, ultimately leading the entire tournament in RBIs. Defensively, she was equally lights-out as a pitcher, tossing seven innings with a tournament-leading 15 strikeouts. She surrendered just two hits and one earned run for a 1.00 ERA, paired with a dominant 0.57 WHIP that ranked among the best in the field. Keep a close eye on this young, dynamic athlete as she continues to display extraordinary potential on both sides of the ball.

Sophia Poveda (2031 - Swansea, Illinois) of Top Gun 2030-IL put together a stellar performance for her team this past weekend. At the plate, she posted a .556 batting average and led the tournament with three doubles, while also driving in three runs, swiping a base, and drawing a walk. In the circle, she contributed by tossing 7.2 innings, striking out six batters, and earning a clean 1-0 record.

Reese Jackson (2031 - Maryville, Illinois) of the Midland Magic Worster stood out as another exceptional two-way contributor for her squad. In the circle, she played a major role in the team's success by tossing seven strong innings, striking out nine batters, and surrendering just one earned run. Offensively, she added steady support by batting .308, scoring six runs, and collecting two extra-base hits.

Jazlyn Jackson (2030 - Paducah, Kentucky) of the Midland Magic Worster put up stellar numbers to fuel her team this past weekend. She finished the tournament with a .429 batting average and six total hits, featuring two doubles and a triple. Jackson racked up eight RBIs, crossed the plate six times, and served as a consistent offensive spark plug for her squad throughout the tournament. Keep your eye on this athlete as she has some solid next level potential.

Jane Freemole (2031 - North Liberty, Iowa) of Thunder 14U Swancutt put up massive numbers this past weekend, anchoring her lineup with an impressive .667 batting average. Showcasing serious power and speed, she tallied two doubles, a home run, six RBIs, four runs scored, and three stolen bases. Freeman proved to be a consistent offensive force in the batter's box, displaying great barrel awareness and the ability to drive the ball gap-to-gap by hitting it where it's pitched. Keep a close eye on this young athlete as she continues to develop in the coming seasons.

Carly Clark (2031 - Cedar Rapids, Iowa) of the CR Blue Devils proved to be one of the most reliable hitters in her team's lineup this past weekend, wrapping up the tournament with a strong .545 batting average. She tallied six hits and drove in four runs, using her quick hands and knack for turning on inside pitches to put together tough, feisty at-bats all weekend long.

Other notable performers include…

Bella Emrick (2031) of the Midland Magic Worster batted .667 across three games and nine at-bats, recording six hits, including a triple, one RBI, three stolen bases, and eight runs scored.

Sophia Herter (2030) batted .556 with five hits, one RBI, two runs scored, and a walk.

Kinley Strief (2030) of Thunder 14U Swancutt batted .417 with five singles, seven runs scored, and six stolen bases.

Audrey Johnston (2031) of USA Prime Central Iowa 14U batted .444 with a triple, three singles, and a tournament-leading seven stolen bases.

Kinley Benner (2031) of the Southeast Iowa All-Stars 14U Gold batted .500 with a single, two doubles, a triple, four RBIs, and five runs scored.

Tatum Brown (2030) of the Midland Magic Worster batted .385 with a single, a double, and a tournament-leading three home runs, while tallying seven RBIs and scoring six times.

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