Texas Thunder takes 1st in Deer Park 12/13/09

[7x2]

Texas Thunder 12u and Texas Thunder 14u both went undefeated to take 1st place in Deer Park this past weekend. Great job girls, keep up the hard work!!!!!

[MOMMA2]

Congradulations to both groups of girls!My daughter started playing A Ball when she was 9 or 10 with the Thunder Organization.She is now almost 17 and playing Varsity on her high school team,as well as playing travel ball on a Houston team.Congradulations again girls!

[Marlboro man]

GREAT JOB LADIES!!!!!!!!!!!
I heard it was a GREAT tournament for a great cause (Support the Troops)
Thank You Ladies for Supporting our TROOPS!!!

[deengray]

[b][u]Awesome Job Thunder![/u][/b]
Congrats on your hard won victories.  What great teams and a super group of players!

[Armchair Quarterback]

Great job as usual ladies and nice "to the point" post.
Keep up the hard work and dedication.....

[dagroves]

I heard that Texas Thunder 12U (chirafis) won the championship game playing with only 8 players..If yall did, all I can say is WOW!!  Great Job and BIG HEARTS Ladies.

[7x2]

Yes, in the second inning Anna (catcher) twisted her knee in the mud between first and second base, which took her out of the game. You talk about hard trying to keep that kid on the bench with ice on her knee. It took 2 coaches and 1 parent to hold her down. The girls made adjustments and finished the game.

[badndn]

Good Job Thunder. TPS 98 is a very talented group of ladies. Good win. They were the class of the 98's last year winning the USFA 10U State & National Titles and placing 3rd in the very tough ASA National Championship tourney. Some of those girls played for Tx Magic the year before when my DD played with them.

Congrats to Maddie, Logan, Bay, McKenzie, Anna, Destiny, Lindsey, Speedy and Hannah (sorry if I left someone out)

[HeadsUp]

Congrats to both teams. Know the 12's and John's group is a class act so sure the 14's are, too. I could use a few players like his catcher, too!

[sball fever]

Congratulations! Always great to see local teams doing well.