Team Synergy shows endurance to become champions

Published 4:42 pm Friday, September 20, 2013

Team Synergy, a USSSA travel baseball team from Synergy Sports Facility, won the Super Sunday Two tournament at Lagoon Park in Montgomery on Sept. 15.

The team battled hard all day to bring home the championship trophy. They played four games with just 15-minute breaks in between each game. Team Synergy went 3-1 for the tournament.

The first game was against the Montgomery Rebels, and it was the only loss of the day with a final score of 8-7.

Shown is Team Synergy, who won the Super Sunday Two tournament at Lagoon Park in Montgomery on Sept. 15. Front row, left to right, are Payton Geary, Cameron Chapman, Hunter Duren, Will Turberville and Jackson Cox; Back row, left to right, are Henry Overmyer, Collin McCrory, Ryan Nelson, Charles Casper and Trey Malone.

Shown is Team Synergy, who won the Super Sunday Two tournament at Lagoon Park in Montgomery on Sept. 15. Front row, left to right, are Payton Geary, Cameron Chapman, Hunter Duren, Will Turberville and Jackson Cox; Back row, left to right, are Henry Overmyer, Collin McCrory, Ryan Nelson, Charles Casper and Trey Malone.

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The next game was against the Opelika Big Dogs and Team Synergy had hot bats, which propelled them to a 12-2 win.

The third game was a battle again against the Opelika Big Dogs where the game went into 5 tie-breakers. Team Synergy finally broke the tie with the final score being 9-8.

After the win, Team Synergy faced the Montgomery Rebels in the championship game. That game also went into extra innings, and Synergy pulled it out as well, winning the game 9-7.

The pitchers for Team Synergy were Henry Overmeyer, Hunter Thrash, Charles Casper, Hunter Duren, Trey Malone and Jackson Cox. Helping the pitchers out on defense were Payton Geary, Will Turberville, Collin McCrory, Ryan Nelson and Cameron Chapman.

This was the first tournament in which Team Synergy has played together.

Head coach Ronnie Cox said every single player on the team contributed to help the team win the championship.

He added that he is very proud of the players for playing as a team and always encouraging each other when someone made an error or struck out.

The coaches for Team Synergy are Ronnie Cox, Jason Turberville, R.J. Cox and Tom Nettles.