Frost Stadium, the Stadium of 1,000 Dreams, will be in full swing on Tuesday, June 9 for the 28th edition of the Tennessee-Georgia All-Star Softball Classic, powered by Scooter's Coffee. The annual border battle features a doubleheader between recent graduates of southeast Tennessee against their counterparts from northwest Georgia.
Game 1 will begin at 6 p.m.
Some of the top softball players from both states will be showcased, nearly all of whom will be headed to play for programs at the next level.
That includes local schools, such as Chattanooga State, Cleveland State, Lee, Tennessee Wesleyan and Bryan, to NCAA Division I programs like Chattanooga, Lipscomb, MTSU and UNC-Greensboro.
Sarah Warren Bowles will serve as head coach for Team Tennessee after guiding the Lady Buccaneers of Boyd-Buchanan to a 34-7 record this spring. They finished as state runner-up in the TSSAA Division II-A bracket.
Team Georgia will be led by Heritage's Reagan Armour, whose Generals went 23-10 and won their sixth GHSA state title (Class AAA) this past fall and their third in a row in the classification.
Tennessee had swept the Classic in 2023 and 2024, but Georgia, who split the twinbill in 2021 and 2022, picked up a sweep last June. Four Peach State hurlers limited their Volunteer State counterparts to just two earned runs on 10 hits over 14 innings as they took both games, 1-0 and 5-3.
It marked just the third doubleheader sweep for Team Georgia with the first two coming in 2007 and 2011.
Brantley Bruggink (Hixson) was named the Clifford Kirk Tennessee Player of the Game. Lakely Parrish (LFO) took home the Chip Liner Georgia Player of the Game award, while Gracie Helton (Gordon Lee), who finished the night with a home run, three RBIs and reached base in five of her six plate appearances during the doubleheader, was named the Stump Martin Most Valuable Player.
Tennessee still holds a 39-13-2 edge in the all-time series, which began in 1998.
While the All-Star Classic will take place that evening, potential future All-Star Classic players will get a chance to shine at Frost with six youth games, starting at 9 a.m. The first two games will match up the Wreckers versus Force Elite 2017 in a doubleheader.
Atlanta Premier 2015 and Force Elite 2015 will face off at 11:30 a.m., followed by a game between RCR and the North Georgia Mocs at 12:45 p.m. At 2, 12U Force Elite will battle the 12U Georgia Patriots and the final youth game will begin at 3:15 and pit 16U Force Elite against Tri-State.
Admission for all the games is $10. Children ages 6-12 are $5 and kids ages 5 and under get in free.
Here are the players scheduled to play in this year's Classic, along with the college programs they have signed with:
TEAM TENNESSEE
Cailyn Butler, Boyd-Buchanan (Tennessee Wesleyan)
Kylie Black, CCS (Lipscomb)
Hannah Smith, CCS (Chattanooga)
Neely Fillman, CCS (Henderson State)
Izzy Webb, Soddy-Daisy (Bryan)
Madison Fine, Sequatchie County (Bryan)
Gracie Ownby, Bradley Central (Bryan)
Tori Cagle, Bradley Central (Asbury)
Kaylee Callahan, Bradley Central (Bryan)
Cricket Kazy, Meigs County, (Tennessee Wesleyan)
Landri Nelson, Cleveland (UNC-Greensboro)
Lilly Mason, Cleveland (Bryan)
Brylee Cisco, Cleveland (Tennessee Wesleyan)
Gracie Quarles, Hixson (Chattanooga)
Heidi Bryant, Silverdale Baptist (Chattanooga State)
Avery Danz, Silverdale Baptist (Cumberland)
Bralee Raby, Silverdale Baptist (Cleveland State)
Allie Weber, Silverdale Baptist (Motlow State)
Bailey Poschke, East Hamilton (Chattanooga State)
Alana Johnson, East Hamilton (undecided)
Head Coach: Sarah Warren Bowles, Boyd-Buchanan
TEAM GEORGIA
Lexi Lawson, Dade County (Shorter)
Chyann Blevins, Southeast Whitfield (Georgia Highlands)
Allie Azurdia, Southeast Whitfield (Andrew College)
Emorie Coles, Ringgold (West Alabama)
Abby Logan, Gordon Lee (Lee)
Kaley Russell, Gordon Lee (Piedmont)
Landry White, Heritage (Young Harris)
Bailee Hollis, Heritage (Trevecca)
Emma House, LaFayette, (Reinhardt)
Emma Parker, LaFayette (Northeast Alabama)
Harley Perkins, LaFayette (Georgia Highlands)
Marlie Day, LaFayette (Shorter)
Maggy Abernathy, Calhoun (Lipscomb)
Riley Pell, LFO (Cleveland State)
Hope Alexander, LFO (Georgia Highlands)
Ansley Hall, Sonorville (MTSU)
Kinsey Woodard, Cartersville (Lincoln Memorial)
Addie Veatch, Chattooga (Gadsden State)
Jolie Albertson, Northwest Whitfield (Cleveland State)
Lindsey Harris, Northwest Whitfield (Cleveland State)
Head Coach: Reagan Armour, Heritage
Tennessee/Georgia All-Star Softball Classic Records
(records from 2002 only)
Results
1998 – Tennessee 2, Georgia 0 (scores unavailable)
1999 – Tennessee 2, Georgia 0 (scores unavailable)
2000 – Tennessee 2, Georgia 0 (scores unavailable)
2001 – Tennessee 2, Georgia 0 (scores unavailable)
2002 – Tennessee 6, Georgia 2; Tennessee 6, Georgia 3 (at Frost Stadium)
2003 – Georgia 2, Tennessee 1; Tennessee 9, Georgia 1 (at Frost Stadium)
2004 – Tennessee 3, Georgia 1; Tennessee 5, Georgia 4 (9 inn.) (at Frost Stadium)
2005 – Tennessee 6, Georgia 2; Tennessee 9, Georgia 4 (at Frost Stadium)
2006 – Tennessee 2, Georgia 0; Georgia 3, Tennessee 1 (at Frost Stadium)
2007 – Georgia 4, Tennessee 3; Georgia 6; Tennessee 0 (at Frost Stadium)
2008 – Tennessee 2, Georgia 0; Tennessee 1; Georgia 0 (at Frost Stadium)
2009 – Tennessee 2, Georgia 0; Tennessee 12; Georgia 10 (at Frost Stadium)
2010 – Georgia 5, Tennessee 0; Tennessee 12; Georgia 2 (at Frost Stadium)
2011 – Georgia 6, Tennessee 0; Georgia 2; Tennessee 1 (5 inns.) (at Frost Stadium)
2012 – Tennessee 1, Georgia 0; Tennessee 4, Georgia 3 (at Frost Stadium)
2013 – Tennessee 4, Georgia 2; Tennessee 1, Georgia 0 (at Frost Stadium)
2014 – Georgia 2, Tennessee 1; Tennessee 12, Georgia 5 (at Frost Stadium)
2015 – Tennessee 5, Georgia 4; Tennessee 9, Georgia 7 (at Frost Stadium)
2016 – Georgia 9, Tennessee 6; Tennessee 8, Georgia 3 (at Frost Stadium)
2017 – Tennessee 15, Georgia 2; Tennessee 9, Georgia 9 (at Frost Stadium)
2018 – Tennessee 9, Georgia 1; Tennessee 8, Georgia 0 (at Frost Stadium)
2019 – Tennessee 7, Georgia 2; Tennessee 11, Georgia 2 (at Frost Stadium)
2020 – No games (COVID-19)
2021 – Tennessee 7, Georgia 7; Georgia 5, Tennessee 3 (at Frost Stadium)
2022 – Tennessee 4, Georgia 2; Georgia 10, Tennessee 2 (at Frost Stadium)
2023 – Tennessee 7, Georgia 6; Tennessee 7, Georgia 2 (at Frost Stadium)
2024 – Tennessee 9, Georgia 4; Tennessee 5, Georgia 3 (at Frost Stadium)
2025 - Georgia 1, Tennessee 0; Georgia 5, Tennessee 3 (at Frost Stadium)
Players of the Game
2002 – MVP: Sarah Boyer (Hixson), TN: Katie Dyer (Baylor), GA: Haley Stone (Dade County)
2003 – MVP: Megan Foley (Dalton), TN: Hollie Templeton (GPS), GA: Chelce Culberson (Coosa)
2004 – MVP: Savannah Filley (Cumberland County), TN: Becky Grayson (East Ridge), GA: Heather Woods (Southeast Whitfield)
2005 – MVP: Ashley Bain (Walker Valley), TN: Mary Catherine Veracoe (Baylor), GA: Ashley Cuticchia (Dade County)
2006 – MVP: Stephanie Templeton (Ringgold), TN: Paige Goins (East Ridge), GA: Liz Clark (Rockmart)
2007 – MVP: Jessica Cross (Ringgold), TN: Nikki Waters (Soddy-Daisy), GA: Kaity Holloway (Gordon Lee)/Meagan Qualls (Ringgold)
2008 – MVP: Holly Thomas (Ooltewah), TN: Sam Everett (Baylor), GA: Kendall Bruning (Ridgeland)
2009 – MVP: Nina Davenport (Baylor), TN: Megan Givens (GPS), GA: Lindsey Lowe (LFO)
2010 – MVP: Tory Lewis (GPS), TN: Chelsea Burgess (Sequatchie County), GA: Shelby Whitfield (Dalton)
2011 – MVP: Shelby Robertson (LFO), TN: Alex Everette (Soddy-Daisy), GA:Monica Vickery (LFO)
2012 – MVP: Kelsey Nunley (Soddy-Daisy), TN: Emily Dangan (Sequatchie County), GA: Kendall Johnson (Gordon Lee)
2013 – MVP: Sidney Hooper (Walker Valley), TN: Lydia Ritchie (Bledsoe County), GA: Savannah Goldsmith (Heritage)
2014 – MVP: Madison Gossett (Dade County), TN: Savannah Moore (Soddy-Daisy), GA: Madison Lacey (Dade County)
2015 – MVP: Brooke Hale (Soddy-Daisy), TN: Alicia Raymond (Walker Valley), GA: Tiffany Holland (Gordon Lee)
2016 – MVP: Crosby Huckabay (Baylor), TN: Kayla Hughes (Baylor), GA: Olivia Tamewitz (Heritage)
2017 – MVP: Madison Crabtree (Meigs County), TN: Delaney Smith (Rhea County), GA: Jana Johns (Calhoun)
2018 – MVP: Ashley Rogers (Meigs County), TN: Shelby Walters (GPS), GA: Kaylee Womack (Ringgold)
2019 – MVP: Abby McNamara (Baylor), TN: Macie Stanfill (Sale Creek), GA: Paxton Grimes (Gordon Lee)
2020 – No games (COVID-19)
2021 – MVP: Caroline Hemphill (Ringgold), TN: Ella Edgmon (Sequatchie County), GA: Emma Minghini (Gordon Lee)
2022 – Stump Martin MVP: Taylor Long (Sonoraville), Clifford Kirk TN: Cadasha Collins (Baylor), Chip Liner GA: Paris Kirby (Calhoun)
2023 – Stump Martin MVP: Tatum Massengale (Soddy-Daisy), Clifford Kirk TN: Katie Raper (Baylor), Chip Liner GA: Chloee Fryar (Gordon Lee)
2024 – Stump Martin MVP: Ella Cunningham (Silverdale), Clifford Kirk TN: Addi Yates (Baylor), Chip Liner GA: Suki Williams (LaFayette)
2025 – Stump Martin MVP: Gracie Helton (Gordon Lee); Clifford Kirk TN: Brantley Bruggink (Hixson); Chip Liner GA: Lakely Parrish (LFO)
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