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Discussion: why arent there any 50 and older teams in Tennessee

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July 12, 2009
tex
Men's 50
27 posts
why arent there any 50 and older teams in Tennessee
Im just wondering here,why there arent any 50 and older teams in the east tennessee area. With all the guys that I see around at some of the tournaments around chattanooga and knoxville,one would think that there would be some good 50 and older teams playing in the SPA or others. And with all the big businesses in both those cities and all between,one would wonder why there arent some teams here.Any one have any thoughts on this ??
July 12, 2009
slomo
47 posts
I've often wondered that myself. I played in SPA at Dalton,2007 and there was a team in the 60's from Chattanooga. Nice team but I think they were the only Tn team there,but not sure. We played a nice size tournament in Memphis a few yrs back but that tourney died. It is rather amazing the lack of teams in your state and also Arkansas. Hope you can hook up with somebody because this wonderful game can be the source of so much fun (and frustration!) for us seniors.
July 12, 2009
BruceinGa
Men's 70
3233 posts
You may have to play with a team from one of the eight boardering states. (Ga, Ala, Miss, Ark, Mo, Ky, Va, and NC)
A former teammate of mine lives near Kingsport and currently plays with Kittrell's.
July 13, 2009
Lefty
Men's 75
721 posts
Tex the Monster team out of Memphis is probably the only 50 team in Tenn. At this time of the year somebody will have to get hurt for you to get on a team. Plus in SPA you have to qualify in one game before you can play in Dalton. Good Luck.
July 23, 2009
tex
Men's 50
27 posts
well guys thanks for the responses,guess I will keep looking around. I played in the nationals back in 2007 myself with scrap iron 50's birmingham. would love to hook up with a team anywhere,been playing rec here in the local area but wanting to get back into the seniors again.Too late for dalton,but I'm ready to play anytime.Contact Nmbr is 423-315-5168.Play infield,mostly pitch but anywhere is good for me. Again Thanks for the response guys.
July 24, 2009
Ruthie
Women's 60
8 posts
There is a 50+ team called Boys of Summer that is from East Tennessee or somewhere in that area. Don't have any phone numbers though. Maybe somebody else would have.
July 30, 2009
tex
Men's 50
27 posts
Thanks Ruthie a friend of mine in Soddy Daisy saw my post here and knew who they are and gave me a name and number to call,I apreciate your response.
July 30, 2009
Ruthie
Women's 60
8 posts
Glad you found them. Good softball team. Hope you get to play with them.
Aug. 14, 2009
tex
Men's 50
27 posts
Well I will try to all I have to do is find where i wrote the name and number down
Aug. 14, 2009
tex
Men's 50
27 posts
Well I will try to all I have to do is find where i wrote the name and number down
Sept. 21, 2009
alsarge1
Men's 55
2 posts
Maybe we need to start our own team. I was looking to pick up on a team earlier this year with very little response. I am in the Cookeville area.
Sept. 22, 2009
oneofeleven18
Men's 50
57 posts
I think the Ram 50+ team is from East TN.
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