CNLL Fall Ball Registration Information

Sign your child up for fall baseball soon! Fall Ball signups will be held Saturday, August 15 from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm. Signups for baseball will be held at our baseball field #2 located behind Barksdale School at 1920 Madison St. Cost is $55 per player. For more information, read below, or contact Pat Neal at 931-358-5584.

League Information

• CNLL is a Little League for baseball and softball players who are league age 5-18. Check League Age here http://www.littleleague.org/leagueofficers/Determine_League_Age/League_Age_Calculator.htm
• It is not a requirement that you live within the Clarksville National Little League boundary to play fall ball - registration is open to all players.
• The season will run from just after Labor Day Weekend until approximately the third week of October.
• Games will be played Monday - Friday. Weekend games will not be scheduled.
• TBall (5-6 year olds) and Pee Wee (7-8 year olds) divisions will be coach pitch.
• Minor (9-10 year olds) and Major (11-12 year olds) divisions will be player pitch.
• Players who will move up a division next spring will be eligible to play in that division in fall ball. Example - A player who is league age 8 but will be league age 9 next spring is eligible to play in the Minor (9-10 year old) division. Players who are league age 6 must have completed at least one year of regular season TBall in order to be eligible to play in the Pee Wee (7-8 year old) division.

CNLL election results

Re-elected to 3 year terms:
Evans Peay
Tony Patterson
John Crabbe
Tom Bleyle

Newly elected to 3 year terms:
Troy Hayes
Warren Reasor

Congratulations, and thank you for volunteering your time.

Colin sings National Anthem at 11 year old state

National Anthem by Colin B.

10s fall to Donelson at State

(Friday, Lebanon, TN) The 10 Blue All-Star team's run in the State tournament came to an end Friday night. The "Cardiac Kids from Clarksville" as someone in Lebanon said, fought to the very end but lost to Donelson 13-4. The 10 Blue team had a great and memorable postseason that saw them play 11 games and winning 9 of them, including 6 games in 7 days at the State Tournament. Another District title was added this year and a 3rd place finish in the State.
As the the disappointed team met for the last time on the field, an age old tradition was carried out of shaking hands and saying........Just wait til next year.


(Lebanon, TN)

After a Rainout on Wednesday the 10 Blue retook the field against District 2 Champion Lawrenceburg. Luke Chilcutt Took the mound for his second start of the Tournament and pitched well but saw visiting Lawrenceburg jump out to an early 1-0 lead in the first inning. CNLL tied up the game in the bottom half of the inning and the score remained 1-1 until the top of the third when the normally solid Blue defense had a let down and Lawrenceburg scored 3 runs to make it a 4-1 game. Lawrenceburg added 2 more runs on timely hits to make it a 6-1 lead going into the bottom of the 4th when CNLL added a run on a passed ball to make the score 6-2. Cody Spurgeon came on to pitch and held Lawrenceburg scoreless in the 5th and in the home half of the inning Spencer Jones got the inning started with a single then Luke Chilcutt singled and drove home Spencer, Austin Cherry Walked, and that brought Teal Young to the plate and he promptly Tripled to make the score 6-5. Teal would score on a passed ball and tie the game at 6-6. David Bowman then came to the plate and Lined a shot down the right field line that got into the corner and with a lot of hustle David had an inside the park homerun to propel CNLL into it's first lead of the game at 7-6. Cody Spurgeon with the help of some nice defense pitched a scoreless 6th as CNLL held on to win and run their record to 4-1 in the tournament and set up a Friday night game with District 7 Champion Donelson.

11s run at State ends in 10-9 loss to Morristown. Team finishes in top 4 in state. (Thursday)

The 11 year old CNLL All-Star team held a 9-3 lead after the top of the 5th inning, but could not hold on as Morristown's bats came alive late in the game.

The 11 blue team finished as one of the last 4 teams alive in the state tournament out of 10 teams. This Clarksville National team has won the district 9 championship 5 straight years. In 5 years of district play and 2 state tournaments, they have lost 5 games by a combined total of 6 runs.
















11s Beat Smith County 15-3 (Wednesday)

(Newport, Tn. Wednesday). The 11 year old team from Clarksville National picked up tonight right where it left off Monday, scoring an avalanche of runs. Bowling opened the scoring with a 2 run shot in the 1st inning. Peay got the starting nod on the mound, and through the first 4 innings, gave up 2 runs on 4 hits. After 4 innings, the score was tied at 2-2, and the game looked as though it would be a tight one.

In the top of the 5th, the hits started to come for CNLL. Steeter was hit by a pitch, Bowling walked, then Patterson hit a triple, followed by a Yarbrough single, Smith walk, and Reasor home run. 6 runs were plated by CNLL in the inning, stretching the lead to 8-3; the home team from Smith County scored 1 on single.

The sixth inning saw CNLL record 7 more runs on 4 hits, 2 errors, and 2 walks. Streeter went to the mound at the bottom of the 6th and retired the bottom of the lineup in order to end the game at 15-3.

In the game CNLL had 9 hits - 3 of which were home runs, 2 by Bowling and 1 by Reasor. Also recording hits were Smith (1), Yarbrough (2), Patterson (1), and Peay (2). For the game, Peay struck out 8, walked 1, and gave up 5 hits. Streeter struck out 2, walked none, and gave up no hits.

The team is now 3-1 and plays next on Thursday at 5pm eastern time. The field in the state tournament has now been reduced from 10 teams to 4.





(Newport, TN). Monday CNLL 11s returned to form Monday afternoon in Newport beating Mt. Juliet 10-0 in a mercy rule game, and improving to 2-1 for the tournament. The blue team won the coin toss, and Garry Conn climbed the hill for his second time of the tournament. The first inning saw Garry walk the lead off batter, which would prove to be his only walk of the the game. The next 3 batters were retired in order, but CNLL went 3 up, 3 down at the plate.

In the second inning, Conn sat down batters 5, 6, and 7 on strikeouts. CNLL proceeded to plate 5 runs on 6 hits, and never looked back. After a scoreless 3rd inning, CNLL added 4 runs in the 4th. In the 5th inning, Ryan Streeter scored John Austin Peay with 2 outs and 2 strikes on a single to end the game.

Conn threw 45 pitches, walking 1, striking out 6, and giving up 1 hit. Clarksville National's defense returned to old form, making no errors on the night.

CNLL battters recorded 11 hits and no strikouts on the night. The team plays again Wednesday at 5pm Eastern time.

(Newport, TN) Clarksville National 11s lost 9-7 to Greeneville in round 2 of the state tournament at Newport.


(Newport, TN) The Clarksville National 10-11 All-Star team took the field today in the opening game of the state tournament in Newport, Tennessee. John Austin Peay climbed the mound for the Visitors from CNLL and got them out to a 1-0 lead through 2 innings. In the top of the 3rd, Ryan Streeter hit a solo home run to stretch the lead to 2-0. In the the 3rd inning, Johnson City hit a 3 run blast to take a 3-2 lead. Peay recorded 3 strikouts, 4 hits, and 1 walk in 2 1/3 innings of work, and left the mound with his team trailing 3-2.

Garry Conn took the mound after 2 1/3 innings, and found his club down 4-2 after 3 complete innings. The normally solid Blue defense had 3 errors in the 3rd inning.

The top of the 4th saw Matthew Reasor lead off with a solo home run. After a couple of walks, Garry Conn hit a 2 RBI single to retake the lead 5-4. Johnson City American then scored 2 runs on 4 blooper hits to reclaim the lead 6-5.

The 5th inning was a scoreless duel for both teams. In the top of the 6th, CNLL had the top of the order up. With 2 out, and Patterson and Garry Conn on, Ryan Streeter hit a 3 run blast. Conn then shut the door on Johnson City to lock up the round one win. Garry Conn struck out 5, walked none, and gave up 6 hits in his effort for the game.

Clarksville National plays District 4 Champion Greenville in on Sunday at 4pm.

8s fall to Burns 9-2

The Clarksville National 7/8 All-Stars lost Tuesday night to Burns 9-2. The 8's had a successful season, winning the district tournament and finishing fourth in the state. Congratulations 8's on a great season!

8s Defeat Giles County in 7 Innings

(Clarksville, TN) The Clarksville National 7/8 All-Stars defeated Giles County Monday night in a see-saw affair that ended in seven innings. The game was tied 10-10 at the end of six innings. CNLL wasted no time by scoring 4 runs in the top of the seventh and holding on to a 14-11 victory. They play again Tuesday night at 8 p.m.

10s beat Gallatin 11-1 (Tuesday)

10s Beat Gallatin 11-1
(Lebanon, TN Tuesday, July 21)

On a night that saw light rain in Lebanon, Teal Young returned to the mound for his second start of the State Tournament and did not disappoint. Teal scattered 3 hits over four innings while striking out five and holding Gallatin to 1 run in a complete game performance. The blue offense that had over the past few games been up and down, exploded for 15 hits and 11 runs. Led by David Bowman's 2 run homerun the 10 Blue never looked back and improved their record to 3-1 which moved them into the final four of the tournament. CNLL will play Wednesday at 7pm against District 3 champion Lawrenceburg.

10s Beat Karns 3-2
(Lebanon) The normally solid Blue defense that had a lapse during a defeat on Sunday night against Sparta returned to Stellar form Monday night. The 10 Blue played error free baseball and saw a stellar pitching performance from Trevor Mace as they defeated District 6 Champion Karns 3-2. Mace scattered 4 walks over 4 innings and did not allow a hit. Cody Spurgeon came in for the final two innings and walked his first batter and then induced the next batter into a textbook 5-4-3 double play (Mace to Kimmell to Young). While the sixth inning was a little interesting the blue team closed out another win to go to 2-1 in the tournament. CNLL will retake the field on Tuesday against Gallatin from District 2 at 6pm.

10s fall to Sparta (Sunday)



10s beat Lawrenceburg 3-2 (Saturday)

The Clarksville national 10yr. old All-Star team began the state Tournament in Lebanon today with a 3-2 win over District 3 champion Lawrenceburg. Teal Young toed the bump for the Clarksville blue team and held Lawrenceburg to 2 runs on 2 hits while striking out eight and walking two. Lawrenceburg took a late 2-0 lead into the 5th inning when the home team CNLL saw Calen Kimmell and Cody Spurgeon lead off the inning with singles and that brought Deonte McKeage to the plate and he ripped a 2 RBI Triple to tie the game at 2-2. Deonte would later score on a RBI single by Connor Dufrane. Luke Chilcutt came in and pitched excellent in relief not allowing a base runner and Trevor Mace closed out the game by striking out the final batter for a hard fought 3-2 win. Cnll will play district 2 champion Sparta Sunday at 3pm.

Hetland to hold Future Stars camp at CNLL

Brian Hetland will hold his Future Stars camp and league at CNLL this fall. Click here for more information!

8's fall 6-0 to Donelson

(Clarksville, TN) The Clarksville National 7/8 All-Star team lost to a tough Donelson team on Sunday 6-0.

They will play their next game on Monday at 6:00 p.m.

8s Defeat Big Sandy 16-0 in Opener

(Clarksville, TN) The Clarksville National 7/8 All-Star team won their opening game of the state tournament Saturday against Big Sandy 16-0. The CNLL All-Stars were led by a tough defense that made great plays in the field and big bats that exploded for 16 runs in just four innings. They were led by three inside the park home runs from Austin Jackson, Kyle Buck and Jackson Carter.

The CNLL All-Stars will play their next game at 4 p.m. on Sunday.

Welcome 7/8 State Tournament Teams!

Clarksville National Little League Baseball is hosting the 7/8 Year Old State Championship tournament! We are excited to have your teams visiting our park, and hope you enjoy your visit.

Address: We are located behind Barksdale Elementary School at 1920 Madison St, Clarksville, TN 37043.

Our fields are served with wireless internet, provided by Charter Communications. Feel free to bring your laptop or smartphone and connect to the "Clarksville National" wireless connection.


Tournament Director: Jason York (931-216-3306), jasonandkim1995@aol.com

Schedule changes and updated brackets: We will update the brackets if changes are necessary, and make announcements concerning rainouts and delays here as well. Many times we will not make a rainout decision until right at game time. You should assume your game will be played on time as scheduled and come to the field UNLESS you see a notice here at http://www.clarksvillenational.org/. Our fields drain very well, so don't be surprised if we play when it looks like a washout.

Parking fee and Coolers: There will be a "parking fee" of $2 per person age 12 and up at our park. Please do not bring coolers or outside food into the park. We are a volunteer-run and volunteer funded organization, and depend on this concession revenue to maintain and improve our facilities, just as you do at your fields.

Good Luck: Best of luck to your teams, and have a great time! We strive to make the tournaments we host a wonderful experience for the players and their families. If there is anything we can do for you, please flag down a board member, or your team liason.

CNLL Board Election

CNLL Board Election will be held July 26th (Sunday) at CEMC between 2 P.M. - 4 P.M.

District Baseball Finals at Clarksville National

Tee Ball
Charlotte defeated Burns for District Championship. Congratulations to both teams.

8 Year Old District Results: Champion is Clarksville National, Runner up is Burns. Congratulations to both teams, and good luck at 7-8 State Tournament!

Wireless Internet

Wireless internet is up and running at the CNLL fields. Just look for the "Clarksville National LL" wireless connection and hook up. No password required. Thanks to Charter Communications for providing this service!

CNLL All-Stars Pictures