After Monday’s press conference wrapped up, Canada manager Brad Dorwart had his players stay at the table for a photo together. Then he suggested they all do a joke photo where they look distraught together. That small moment perfectly sums up the looseness and fun the kids from ...
The Williamsport Crosscutters completed the three-game sweep of the Aberdeen IronBirds thanks to a 6-1 win on Tuesday at IBEW Local 24 Union Field at Ripken Stadium and, in the process, pushed their winning streak to six in a row. Two Cutters recorded three-hit nights as Santino Panaro, batting in the leadoff position, was 3 for 5 with two runs scored and James McCoy was 3 for 5 with three RBIs, pushing him to 51 on the year, his 18th double and a run scored. Trey Wells had a multi-hit night as well, going 2 for 4 with an RBI while Jake Zitella picked up his fifth double of the year ...
Hamilton, Ohio continues playing its best baseball when the pressure is highest. After suffering an opening loss at the Little League World Series, Ohio made it three straight elimination wins Tuesday night at Lamade Stadium fighting off a New Jersey comeback and winning, 5-2. Ohio is now ...
Kian Sandhu faced a tough situation. Seoul, South Korea had bases loaded with two outs in the bottom of the sixth inning trailing four runs. The Asia-Pacific Regional champions were hoping for a spark, but Sandhu had other plans. Sandhu delivered a huge strikeout to end the game and keep Canada’s summer going at the Little League World Series. Canada beat South Korea, 5-1, to advance to today’s elimination game to face Tokyo, Japan in an elimination game at 3 p.m. “Base loaded two outs and I was like if I’m gonna strike this guy out, I’m gonna go crazy,” Sandhu said with ...
Jerry Taylor never received the memo which said Phenix City, Alabama’s pitching options were limited entering Tuesday’s Little League World Series game against Tacoma, Washington. Because he sure looked like quite an ace. Taylor threw five brilliant innings, allowing just four hits, ...
With a simple ground out to third base, Kei Kawanishi rifled the ball to first baseman Rui Tobata and just like that, Japan kept its summer going at the Little League World Series. The routine third-to-first ground out ended Tuesday’s elimination game at Volunteer Stadium, giving Tokyo, Japan a 3-1 win against Tijuana, Mexico. The loss eliminates Mexico from the tournament. With the win, Japan advances to face either Canada or South Korea at 5 p.m. on Wednesday at Volunteer Stadium. In the top of the first inning, Japan collected three straight singles to help the offense collect ...
