One hundred wins the last 2 years in highly competitive travel SB:
GDW Analysis:
A youth softball program has put together impressive numbers in the category of winning the last two years.
They are known as the Birmingham Mustangs. The team consists of players from Cullman, West Point, Hartselle, Curry, Gardendale, Hayden and Oneonta. They compete in the 8 under in the USFA and now look forward to be going to the World Series in a couple of weeks in Panama City, Florida.
One of the members of the Mustangs' coaching staff is well known to Gameday Weekly.
It's Drew Bryson, the leader of the West Point Warriors in AHSAA baseball.
Bryson has a daughter, Hadley Bryson as a member.
The Mustangs have put together 101 wins and just nine losses in highly intense competitive travel softball the past two years.
Their winning percentage is at .900.
A percentage of their workouts have taken place at West Point's baseball field.
Last weekend, the Mustangs set their sights on a tournament at Starkville, Mississippi.
Dealing with humid conditions, the Mustangs prevailed over their opposition, defeating the Mississippi Hustlers in the championship round.
The roster consists of Bryson, plus, Carter Aris, Audrey Hays, Cooper James, Madilyn White, Ava Bay Irwin, Adaline Long, Kamden Gullett, Kenzie Gilliland, Kinlee Wiley and Adalyn Borden.
In a tournament at Ripley, Mississippi two weekends ago, the Mustangs were the event champion and Gullett was selected the tournament's MVP.
The trip to the "Sunshine State" in mid July is a quest for the Mustangs to defend their World Series crown.
Photo of the Birmingham Mustangs celebrating their 100th victory in a recent tournament in Starkville, Mississippi.
Photo courtesy of Drew Bryson.
