'We had planned on him being a role player.' Two other big producers for Reece were picked up from the Lighthouse Baptist team out of Chattanooga, Tenn. 'He has been a good player for us,' said Webb. Genter each had 5, Sauceman, Webber and Hill 4 each. Roberts and Charles Gagliano each had 4 HRs. So did 'rookie' Brian Rainwater, the All-SEC outfielder for Georgia. Stocker and Hicks each had 7 hits for W.E.T. The bottom three in the Reece lineup - Brian Foster, Mark Johnson and Orlando DeMoss each had 7 hits. Reece had 4 players with 8 hits - Montgomery, Webber, J.D. had Stanley, Glover and 45-year-old Curtis Williams each get 8 hits. They were hoping the move to the beach would keep the scores down. They used to hit over 1,000 home runs when they had 32 teams at the cozy confines of Oakland Terrace Park. Another complex is being built at the same location. 47 ball on 300-foot fences at the new complex on Panama City Beach.

No home runs, although he was robbed of one. Seventeen of those hits were home runs, some of them 400+. He hit a line shot to the pitcher in his first at-bat, then got 22 hits in a row. Rik Lucas had a red hot hand for Kelly Trucking out of Alabama. Montgomery went 47-for-51, Sauceman 44-for-51. Former Steele's star Ernie Montgomery and former Lighthouse star Larry Sauceman each had 29 home runs (in 8 games). For the tournament, he was 30-for-37 with 20 home runs. Mike Stanley, the MVP selection, had a single, then seven successive home runs in the final. There were 78 home runs in this barn-burner, 41 of them by W.E.T. John Hicks walked and Steve Glover hit another no-doubt-about-it home run. Reggie Stocker and Chad Roberts hit no-doubt-about-it home runs. won it without an out in the bottom of the seventh. The Reece players had to drive all night to get home because this one did not end until after 10 p.m. only had to drive a few miles to get home. was the only unbeaten team at Bowling Green, Ky., but had to forfeit to catch flights, and Team Reece came roaring out of the losers bracket to win that one.

have to bat in the seventh,' said Kelly Webb. 'I was proud of our boys for making W.E.T. However, Reece hit for 11 on 7 home runs in the top of the seventh for a 66-64 lead. scored 9 in the fifth and 9 in the sixth for a 64-55 lead. W.E.T., which added 13 in the second inning for a 27-27 tie, scored 17 in the fourth to go up by 46-43. Both teams almost scored 70 in the finale. Reece had hit 29 home runs while batting only two innings in a 57-12 romp over Nashville TPS in the losers bracket final, then Reece forced an extra game with a 33-32 win over W.E.T., which had topped Reece 48-42 in the finals of the winners bracket. 'This might be a 70-run game for one of these teams,' commented an onlooker. W.E.T./Easton of Florida retaliated with 14. Team Reece of Tennessee hit for 21 runs in the top of the first inning of the 'if' game in the 36th annual Southeastern Invitational at Panama City, Fla. outlasts Reece 68-66 in 78-HR 'if' game in Southeastern finalġ,456 home runs hit in 28-team tournament Montgomery and Sauceman each hit 29 for Reece “If she (Rennick) sees something that we can do, then we’re a better program for it.”īoth coaches are helping student athletes with summer pride workouts.W.E.T. “The boys and girls teams have been exclusive from each other and we’re going to try to build a culture and combine them for training and coaching,” Hunt said. They plan to work together to build the Del City soccer programs. Rennick and Hunt are close friends and both play in an adult soccer league. After college, he was hired at Del City High School where he taught and coached girls soccer. He started his coaching career as an assistant at Ada for one year while in college. Hunt grew up in Moore and went to college at East Central University where he was also a kicker on the football team. “I’ve enjoyed coaching the girls and plan to continue helping them, but I am excited to see what the boys team can do,” Hunt said. Hunt said he’s excited about the new opportunity to lead the boys. She is also an assistant with the volleyball team. Rennick now teaches language arts at Del City High School. She started as substitute teacher at Kerr Middle School. Rennick also coached club soccer in Tallahassee, Florida, before moving to Oklahoma in 2016. She later coached at Valdosta State University where she also earned a master’s degree. She graduated high school from Okinawa, Japan and later played soccer collegiately at Winthrop University. Rennick comes from a military family and moved several times as a child. “Trevor Hunt did a really good job building up the program and I’m excited to take what they have established and put my own flair on it,” Rennick said. Erin Rennick (Left) and Trevor Hunt (Right) have been named the girls and boys head soccer coaches at Del City High School (Photos provided)

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