It’s been an exciting ride up to this point. This year, the international side of the Little League World Series has produced a vast array of nailbiters, blessing fans across the country with great baseball. And although over half its teams proved themselves as championship worthy, only ...
Boerne Little League once felt overlooked. In a state filled with powerful teams and tremendous players, Boerne seemed the odd team out. State tournament success was for other teams, not Boerne. Until this year. Until the 2024 Boerne Little League all-stars came along and blazed a new ...
Fans of the 2024 Little League World Series will have the opportunity to witness a historic event on Sunday with a special MLB pitch, hit and run team championship being held for the first time on Volunteer Stadium at 9 a.m. Major League Baseball pitch, hit and run is a free event that provides boys and girls an opportunity to showcase their baseball and softball skills, while earning a chance to attend and perform during the MLB World Series. Athletes are tested, and their measurements are recorded. Based on their scores, they advance from a local event to a team championship held ...
Cooper Hastings had not yet pitched at the Little League World Series. Kaleb Christ not done so all summer. But when their numbers were called Wednesday against Nevada, both pitchers were ready. Their coaches and teammates believed in them and then the Boerne, Texas pitchers made believers ...
Although they will not capture national championships, the seven teams eliminated at the Little League World Series entering Thursday’s loser’s bracket final probably share a similar feeling. They’re not sad it’s over, but grateful it happened. All seven lived a Little Leaguer’s dream, playing at the Series and creating moments they and their friends will never forget. The following is a look at those seven teams who had been eliminated entering Thursday night’s game. Wailuku, Hawaii Wailuku staged an impressive comeback in its final game Wednesday, fighting back from a ...
Williamsport struck out a season-high 17 times in their 6-1 loss at Bowman Field to the State College Spikes on Friday night. Cory Taylor drove in the lone run for Williamsport, plating Porter Brown with an RBI double in the fifth inning. It was Taylor’s third double of the season and his seventh RBI of the year. Hughesville graduate Jacob Corson, Josh Lopez and Porter Brown each struck out three times in the losing effort. Emmett Bice suffered the loss, falling to 1-3 on the season and seeing his ERA rise to 5.05 for the year. Bice allowed five runs, all earned, over five innings of ...
