SuperSonics 12U - Tellefsen

09/08/2026

We want to wish a very Happy Birthday to one of our new players, Sophia Brown! We hope you have the best birthday yet!🥳

09/05/2026

Don’t forget your Spirit Store orders are due by midnight tomorrow, 9/6!!

Online ordering for Centralia Super Sonics Fall 2026 ends on Sun, Sep 6, 2026 (11:59 PM CDT)

09/01/2026

🎟️ SUPERSONICS RAFFLE! 🥎🔥

Help support our SuperSonics 12U - Tellefsen softball team!

Every ticket sold helps our girls compete, grow, and chase their goals on and off the field.

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❤️ Your support means everything!

HUSTLE. HIT. NEVER. QUIT.

08/26/2026

The team store is now live and you can start submitting orders.

Please type in Tellefsen - 12U in the comment box for coach/age level. This helps Minor League organize the orders.

The store will close at midnight on Sept. 6 so make sure to get your order in before then.

Online ordering for Centralia Super Sonics Fall 2026 ends on Sun, Sep 6, 2026 (11:59 PM CDT)

08/07/2026

🔥 NEW SEASON. NEW LOOK. NEW MEMORIES. Can’t wait to get to work! ⚡️🥎

08/04/2026

🥎 This past weekend, eight of our 2026–27 SuperSonics athletes participated in the Illinois All-State Games in O'Fallon, IL.

We're incredibly proud of the hard work and dedication these girls continue to show. This is just the beginning, and we're excited to see what this group will accomplish together during the 2026–27 season.

The future is bright!

Go Sonics!

07/14/2026

Meet your 2026-27 SuperSonics 12U-Tellefsen! Congratulations ladies! Can’t wait to get started!❤️🥎

07/13/2026

As we close the book on another unforgettable season, it’s hard not to reflect on just how much this team accomplished together.

The Centralia SuperSonics 12U finished the year with a 41-33-1 record. This season was filled with unforgettable moments—from battling some of the toughest competition around to celebrating exciting victories, including bringing home the championship at the 12U Open Peace, Love, Softball Tournament in Marion.

One of the things we’re most proud of is the level of competition this team embraced all season long. Made up of mostly 11-year-olds, we chose to play up in almost every tournament, challenging ourselves against older, more experienced teams. Along the way, we earned some impressive wins over talented 12B teams, proving that hard work, determination, and belief in one another can overcome any challenge.

The journey wasn’t always easy. We faced tough losses that tested our resilience, learned valuable lessons along the way, and experienced the bittersweet reality of saying goodbye to teammates who helped shape this group. Through every high and low, these girls continued to support one another, compete with heart, and represent the SuperSonics with pride.

Success isn’t measured only by wins and losses—it’s measured by growth, determination, friendships, and the memories created along the way. This team grew stronger with every game, every practice, and every challenge they faced together.

To our players, families, coaches, and supporters: thank you for making this season one to remember. Your dedication and commitment made all the difference.

While we’re sad to see this chapter come to an end, we’re even more excited for what’s ahead. The future is bright for the SuperSonics, and we can’t wait to get back on the field and begin the next season together.

❤️🖤 Thank you for an amazing year. Go Sonics! 🥎

07/12/2026

🥎⚡ MIDWEST NATIONALS BRACKET PLAY RECAP ⚡🥎

Competing against some of the top teams from 14 different states in Des Moines, IA, our girls battled their way through bracket play, finishing with an overall 4-3 record.

💥 Bracket Play Highlights

✅ 9-2 Victory over Brownsburg Bulldogs
The SuperSonics exploded for five runs in the third inning to take control of the game. Allison Siegler started the offense with a two-run double, Alaina Hilmes added an inside-the-park home run, and Raegan Matthews delivered the biggest hit of the game with a three-run double. Harlow Tellefsen tossed a complete-game victory, while the defense played a flawless game without committing an error.

💪 Hard-Fought Battle vs. Illinois Valley Aftershock
The girls jumped out to an early lead and battled until the final out against one of the tournament’s top teams. Emily Austin collected two hits, Alayna Lauder drove in two runs, and the defense turned a double play to keep the game within reach.

✅ 7-2 Win over Wheaton Wildcats
Another complete team performance sent the SuperSonics deeper into the bracket. Allison Siegler led the offense with two RBIs, while Brinn Detmer and Alayna Lauder each collected two hits. In the circle, Harlow Tellefsen and Harper Garlich combined to hold the Wildcats to just two runs, with Harper throwing three shutout innings in relief.

💙 Elite Eight Battle vs. Illinois Wave
The SuperSonics fought until the very end against another outstanding opponent. Alaina Hilmes had a tremendous game, going 2-for-2 with three RBIs while also swiping three bases. Elyse Von Bokel added a key RBI double as the Sonics battled back to tie the game before ultimately coming up just short.

🌟 Weekend Standouts
🥎 Alaina Hilmes was outstanding throughout bracket play, delivering timely hits, an inside-the-park home run, eight RBIs, and aggressive base running.
🥎 Emily Austin consistently set the table at the top of the lineup with clutch hits, runs scored, and versatility in the circle.
🥎 Alayna Lauder and Allison Siegler came through with multiple multi-hit games and key RBIs in big moments.
🥎 Harlow Tellefsen earned two wins in the circle during bracket play and delivered another strong outing while also contributing offensively.
🥎 Harper Garlich battled in the circle and at the plate, including three shutout relief innings to help secure a bracket victory.
🥎 Raegan Matthews came through with one of the biggest hits of the tournament—a clutch three-run double.
🥎 Brinn Detmer and Elyse Von Bokel each played key roles with timely hitting, outstanding defense, and aggressive base running.

❤️ This team represented the Sonics organization with class, toughness, and determination. To compete with—and defeat—some of the best teams in the Midwest is a testament to how much these girls have grown throughout the season.

We couldn’t be more proud of this group. Thank you to our players, coaches, families, and fans for an unforgettable season and week in Des Moines.

⚡ Once a Sonic, Always a Sonic! ⚡

🥎❤️🖤

07/10/2026

💪Midwest Nationals Pool Play Recap💪

🥎Pool Play Game 1:
Centralia SuperSonics 11U Defeat Bronco Select Red 12U On Multiple Hit Performance By Allison S

Allison Siegler collected three hits in four at bats, as Centralia SuperSonics 11U defeated Bronco Select Red 12U 14-1 on Thursday at Triumph Park in Waukee, IA. Allison singled in the fifth inning, doubled in the third inning, and singled in the second inning.

Centralia SuperSonics 11U jumped out to the lead in the top of the second inning after Harper Garlich doubled, scoring one run, Emily Austin singled, scoring one run, and Raegan Matthews singled, scoring two runs.

The SuperSonics added to their early lead in the top of the third inning when Harper singled, scoring one run, Harlow Tellefsen doubled, scoring one run, and Alaina Hilmes singled, scoring two runs.

The SuperSonics scored five runs on three hits in the top of the fifth inning. Alayna Lauder doubled, scoring one run, Brinn Detmer drew a walk, scoring one run, Emma Hawley singled, scoring one run, and Allison singled, scoring two runs.

Harper stepped in the circle first for the SuperSonics. The starter allowed four hits and one run over five innings, striking out two and walking none.

The SuperSonics accumulated 15 hits in the game. Harper drove the middle of the lineup, leading the Centralia SuperSonics 11U with three runs batted in. The pitcher went 2-for-2 on the day. Emily, Emma, and Harlow each collected multiple hits for the SuperSonics. Alaina and Allison each stole multiple bases for Centralia SuperSonics 11U. Centralia SuperSonics 11U turned one double play in the game. The SuperSonics were sure-handed and didn't commit a single error.

🥎Pool Play Game 2:
Centralia SuperSonics 11U Fall After Strong Showing By Panther Fastpitch 11U

The SuperSonics 11U couldn't keep up with Panther Fastpitch 11U and fell 10-4.
Centralia SuperSonics 11U tied the game in the top of the fourth thanks to a ground out by Emily Austin, and a double by Alayna Lauder.

Panther Fastpitch 11U took the lead in the bottom of the fourth inning.

Harlow Tellefsen stepped in the circle first for the SuperSonics 11U. The pitcher gave up 12 hits and 10 runs (four earned) over four innings, striking out six and walking one.

Alayna, Centralia SuperSonics 11U's number nine hitter, led the team with two hits in two at-bats. Emily, Emma Hawley, Brinn Detmer, and Alayna each drove in one run for the SuperSonics.

🥎Pool Play Game 3:
Centralia SuperSonics 11U Walk It Off Against Wheaton Wildcats 11U

Centralia SuperSonics 11U took Thursday's game in dramatic fashion, with a 7-6 walk-off victory over Wheaton Wildcats 11U at the Midwest Nationals in Iowa. The game was tied at six in the bottom of the fifth when Brinn Detmer grounded out, scoring one run.

The SuperSonics came back to win despite trailing 5-0 in the first.

Wheaton Wildcats 11U got on the board in the top of the first inning and added one run in the third.

In the bottom of the fifth inning, the SuperSonics went back into the lead after Allison Siegler singled to center field, Emily Austin walked, and Brinn grounded out, each scoring one run.

Harper Garlich pitched four innings in relief for Centralia SuperSonics 11U. The hurler surrendered seven hits and one run while, striking out four and walking none. Emily began the game for the SuperSonics. The starter surrendered one hit and five runs (four earned) over two-thirds of an inning, striking out two and walking five.

Emily drove the middle of the lineup, leading the SuperSonics with two runs batted in. The right-handed hitter went 2-for-2 on the day. Harlow Tellefsen and Harper each stole multiple bases for the SuperSonics. The SuperSonics worked the count all day, accumulating five walks. They stole nine bases and turned one double play in the game.