Lady Starz win NAFA/ASL World Series

Not many get the chance to experience a World Series, but a local group of young ladies did more than experience it. The Lady Starz a 10-under fast-pitch softball team from Warren County won the NAFA/ASL World Series in November.

The Lady Starz played a perfect series going all the way through to the championship game undefeated and without allowing a run to cross the plate.

The finals were played at Frost Stadium the home of the University of Tennessee Chattanooga Lady Mocs softball team.

In the final game of the tournament the Lady Starz defeated the Predators of Georgia 4-0 for the first place trophy and the World Series title.

The following weekend the Lady Starz team traveled back to Chattanooga for the awards banquet were they received some of their awards.

The red carpet was rolled out as the team arrived at the Chattanooga Marriott in limousines where they were treated to dinner and presented an array of prizes. The Lady Starz received a package worth $17,000 with items such as bats, face masks, bat bags, batting gloves and new uniforms just to name a few.

The Lady Starz play in the WCYB/Softball organization and were accompanied by WCYB commissioners Scott Holmes and John Tubb. Holmes and Tubb presented the team with plaques to honor the teams’ achievements.

Before the tournament the team spent many hours at Mr. Harold Moore’s home practicing in the batting cage in preparation for the World Series and are grateful for the opportunity.