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HistóriaMayhem Bad Boys (10U-AAA) — Covington team profile, rankings and events
The club’s 10U-AAA side, Mayhem Bad Boys, carries a competition profile with roster details and tournament entries such as the Flowery Branch Battle at the Branch on Mar 24–25, 2018. [1]USSSA lists the Bad Boys out of Covington, with team status, ranking points and roster information available on both desktop and mobile profiles. [2][3]USSSA also shows another Covington-based team under the Mayhem name — Southern Mayhem — underscoring the program’s footprint around the local travel scene. [4]For families tracking the season, these profiles centralize roster data and ranking details across sanctioned events in Georgia. [2][3]
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HistóriaMayhem Bad Boys capture USSSA World Series crown under coach Andre Byrd
The 10U Mayhem Bad Boys closed the season by lifting a USSSA World Series championship, a milestone for the Covington travel program with Andre Byrd leading the group from the top step [1].The Bad Boys’ run adds to a busy year for the program, which has been a fixture on the USSSA circuit with rosters and results tracked across team pages for the Covington-based squad [2]. Earlier in the calendar, the group took its game on the road for a Disney showcase trip that underscored the program’s growing footprint and cohesion at this age level [3].For this 10U side, the World Series banner now hangs as the season’s signature achievement and a standard for the next slate of tournaments [1][2].
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HistóriaMayhem Bad Boys claim Triple Crown Fall State title, cap run with Disney trip
The 10-and-under Mayhem Bad Boys turned in a statement weekend by winning the Triple Crown Fall State Championship at East Cobb, bringing hardware back to Covington [3]. The run highlighted a fall surge built on sharp pitching and timely bats.The Bad Boys also took their game to a national stage with a trip to Disney World for a youth baseball event, giving the players a memorable showcase experience together [1]. The squad is listed as a 10U AAA entry in USSSA and competes through the sanctioned travel slate, measuring up regularly against AAA competition [2].
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HistóriaMayhem Baseball Club fields teams across age groups, active on PG and Grand Slam
Based in Covington, Mayhem Baseball Club runs multiple youth travel squads that stay busy on the regional tournament slate year-round [1][2].The program’s upper levels include an 18U entry on the Grand Slam Tournaments circuit, with team stats and results tracked through the season [3]. Club teams also appear in Perfect Game event listings, where one squad’s slate shows a 16-9-2 overall mark, reflecting steady form against travel competition [2]. Updates on rosters, schedules, and community notes are shared through the club’s page to keep families and fans connected throughout the calendar [1].
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HistóriaAndre Byrd’s 10U Mayhem Bad Boys capture USSSA World Series crown at Disney
The 10U Mayhem Bad Boys out of Covington capped their Disney run with a USSSA World Series championship under Newton baseball coach Andre Byrd. [1][2]The Bad Boys’ summer itinerary included the Disney trip, and they finished the week on top to bring a title back home. [2] USSSA listings identify the Mayhem Bad Boys as a Covington outfit across multiple seasons, reflecting a steady presence on the travel-ball circuit. [3][4][5] An awards ledger also tracks the group’s postseason honors and World Series participation. [6]Beyond the 10U title, Mayhem-branded squads tied to Covington have appeared across USSSA play, including an entry listed as Southern Mayhem/Klutch Brand with Covington as team city. [7] Another big marker in a standout summer for the Bad Boys and Covington travel ball.
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HistóriaMayhem Bad Boys from Covington broaden USSSA footprint; 10U team heads to Disney
The Mayhem Bad Boys brand continues to fly the Covington flag in youth baseball, highlighted by a 10U travel team taking the diamond at Disney’s ESPN Wide World of Sports in Orlando [1].Around the circuit, the program appears across several USSSA team registrations out of Covington, including entries listed as Mayhem Bad Boys, Mayhem Bad Boys‑R and Southern Mayhem, reflecting a growing footprint across age groups [2][3][4][5]. Recent tournament slates also keep the club active close to home; the Splendid Splinter Classic in Monroe shows Mayhem Bad Boys among the incoming teams [6].For a community that packs ballparks every spring, the Bad Boys’ schedule—stretching from local events to the big stage in Florida—speaks to a club on the rise and a pipeline eager for more innings [1][2].
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HistóriaMayhem Baseball fields multiple USSSA travel teams out of Covington
Covington’s Mayhem Baseball keeps its footprint on the travel scene, with USSSA team pages listing Mayhem Bad Boys, Southern Mayhem, and Mayhem – Chaos as Covington, Georgia entries under the club’s banner [1][2][3].The program’s history on the circuit extends more than a decade. A regional travel‑baseball forum documents a 10U “Mayhem Bad Boys” group competing in the 2011–12 cycle, marking early roots for the club’s youth teams [4].Taken together, the USSSA registry pages and historical forum reference reinforce the identity and continuity of Mayhem’s travel teams operating out of Covington across multiple seasons [1][2][3][4].
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HistóriaMayhem Bad Boys, Southern Mayhem keep Covington on the youth travel baseball map
Mayhem Baseball Club continues to fly the Covington flag on the youth travel circuit, fielding squads under the Mayhem Bad Boys and Southern Mayhem banners in USSSA competition [1][2][3]. The program’s Bad Boys group has taken the field in 10U Major action, stacking tournament reps and points along the way [1], while Southern Mayhem teams deepen the pipeline across age groups [2][3].The Bad Boys’ travel slate has included a trip to a Disney World tournament, underscoring the club’s ambition to test itself beyond the metro area [5]. The team’s presence is also reflected across youth baseball directories that track rosters and event participation [4].For local families and fans, the takeaway is simple: the Mayhem name is out there, mixing it with strong travel outfits and keeping Covington in the youth baseball conversation [1][2][5].
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HistóriaUSSSA lists Covington’s Mayhem teams: Bad Boys, Southern Mayhem and Mayhem – Chaos
USSSA team-home pages list Covington, Georgia as the home city for Mayhem Bad Boys, Southern Mayhem and Mayhem – Chaos, keeping the Mayhem name present on the travel circuit [1][2][4].Southern Mayhem’s roster/history page currently displays no publicly listed players, reflecting limited visible roster detail at this time [3].The USSSA listings include standard team-home details such as power/ranking snapshots and postseason-qualification indicators for each profile [1][2][4].
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HistóriaMayhem Baseball (Covington): 12U ‘Mayhem – Chaos’ in USSSA; 10‑Major tryouts, private facility
In Covington’s travel‑ball scene, Mayhem Baseball has carved out its lane, hosting age‑group tryouts — including a 10‑Major group — and training at its own private practice facility [2].The club’s 12U outfit, Mayhem – Chaos, is registered on the USSSA circuit out of Covington, listed in the A classification with season results and points on the board [1]. It’s a local pathway for young players to test themselves on tournament weekends while staying connected to the area’s baseball community [1][2].