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This East Side LL team is trail blazer in West Chester

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East Side Little League has achieved big success this decade, but something was still missing entering this summer. The 2026 team filled that void in a huge way. And just kept going from there, cementing itself permanently among both league and West Chester, Pennsylvania lore. East Side captured the league’s first major baseball state championship earlier this month. The ride kept gathering momentum from there and carried East Side to the Mid-Atlantic championship and a Little League World Series appearance. The future appears bright for the West Chester league, but this East ...

Boerne has achieved a lot in the past three years

Little League Extra

When Boerne, Texas reached the 2024 Little League World Series, it produced a storybook run. Literally. Tim Christ, whose son Kaleb played for the U.S. runner-up Boerne team, wrote a book entitled, “How Boerne made history and played on their Field of Dreams.” Just two years later, ...

Nicaragua keeps battling, and has done so every game

Little League Extra

When asked about the resilience and adversity of the Ministerio Sobre Las Alas Del Aguila Little Leaguers after a comeback win against Panama on Friday at Volunteer Stadium, Nicaragua manager Jose Gabriel Rodriguez Mayorga didn’t hesitate crediting their hometown. The second-largest city ...

Pariba LL players happy to have Curacao on jersey

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Like thousands of kids every summer, Jaymiell Martina, Steven Felix and Giendry Ryan have both played Little League Baseball for years and watched every summer on television teams competing at the Little League World Series. Notably, they’ve seen over the years teams from Curacao get to ...

Local roundup: Loyalsock girls tennis blanks Hughesville in season opener 5-0

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Loyalsock blanked Hughesville, 5-0, in the Lancers’ girls tennis season opener on Monday. Emily Crawford and Caroline Crawford of Loyalsock both earned 6-0, 6-1 wins at Nos. 1 and 2 singles, respectively. Emily beat Talia Saka and Caroline beat Caroline Hicks. Vivian Reem beat Shelby Myers 6-1, 6-3. In doubles action, Lashlyn Sauers and Annalise Berger of Loyalsock beat Naomi Farley and Isabella Olshefski, 4-6, 6-2, 7-6 (7-3) at No.1 doubles and Kaylene Kriner and Nadia Ghayyada beat Hughesville’s Olivia Kile and Micayla Applegate, 6-3, 6-4. Williamsport earned a 4-1 win ...