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Hawaii wins world title
August 25, 2008 It lost its first state tournament game. It was no-hit in its regional opener and Saturday it was down to its final strike in the U.S. final. more »»
Losing provides countless teaching moments
August 25, 2008 The West Region players from Waipahu, Hawaii, didn’t have too much to say afterward. They said they were tired. more »» 
Hawaii has special inspiration
August 25, 2008 Brothers Pikai and Paliku Winchester are accustomed to making comebacks. more »»
Playing to the end
August 25, 2008 A world championship was not at stake, but Lake Charles, La., and Tokyo played like it wa. more »» 
Hawaii scores unbelievable victory
August 24, 2008 Three years ago, the Waipio Little Leaguers from Waipahu, Hawaii, watched their good friends from Ewa Beach capture the Little League World Series championship. more »»
Japan beats Louisiana, 4-3, takes 3rd place
August 24, 2008 Tsuyoki Setoguchi scored on a wild pitch in the bottom of the fifth inning to lead Tokyo, Japan, to a 4-3 victory Sunday over Southwest Region entry Lake Charles, La. more »»
Hawaii defeats Mexico to win title
August 24, 2008 U.S. West Region champ Hawaii won the Little League Baseball World Series, the fourth straight championship for the United States. more »»
Keeping it in perspective
August 24, 2008 Lake Charles, La., manager Charlie Phillips gets it. The Little League World Series still is about kids playing a game they love. more »» 
Mexico reaches title game
August 24, 2008 Jesus Sauceda finally allowed a fair ball, but it took a bunt. more »» 
Mexico inspired by 1957 winning team
August 24, 2008 The Matamoros, Mexico, players know full-well how fortunate they are to be playing for a Little League World Series title toda. more »»
Coaches share bond
August 24, 2008 Prior to the Little League World Series, Lake Charles, La., manager Charlie Phillips and Tampa, Fla., coach Doug Gilcrease had never met. But they still shared a bond. more »» 
Hawaii and Louisiana must play a perfect game
August 23, 2008 Waipahu, Hawaii manager Timo Donahue was unsure who his team would play Wednesday after it became the first team to clinch a U.S. final berth. more »»
Mexico beats Japan, moves on to LLWS title game
August 23, 2008 Sergio Rodriguez powered Mexico champ Matamoros, Mexico, into the Little League Baseball World Series championship, hitting a two-run homer in a 5-4 win over Tokyo, Japan, on Saturday. more »»
LLWS title game set: Hawaii vs. Mexico
August 23, 2008 Tanner Tokunaga doubled home two runs with the bases loaded with two outs to cap a six-run sixth that gave West Region champ Waipahu, Hawaii, a come-from-behind 7-5 win Saturday over Southwest... more »» 
Mexico pitchers out to gain control of plate
August 23, 2008 Gustavo Gomez has seen Tokyo hitters crowd the plate this week as they unnerve opposing pitchers while trying to hit outside pitches. more »» 
Champions advance to Series semifinals
August 22, 2008 Little League likes to say everyone is a champion at the Little League Baseball World Series, and this weekend at the U.S. and International semifinals will attest to tha. more »» 
Abeles proves to be good role model for Hagerstown, others
August 22, 2008 Bill Abeles Jr. had every reason to be bitter. The Hagerstown, Md., manager’s team had just handed Southwest titlist Lake Charles, La. more »» 
Power of finesse
August 22, 2008 Matamoros, Mexico, turned from power to finesse with good results. more »» 
Louisiana adds to its historical run
August 22, 2008 Lake Charles, La., made history Tuesday when it became the first of four teams from its league to advance out of Little League World Series pool play. more »» 
Little League Journal
August 22, 2008 It seems fitting the fans from Lake Charles, La. take comfort in the central Pennsylvania countryside. more »» 
Gomez enjoys assignment
August 22, 2008 Airport bathrooms aren’t where many people expect, or even want, compliments. more »» |
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