Little League News

They'll have to take the long way now. But the Warwick American 12-year-old all-stars should have plenty of confidence when the journey begins.

Eric Whitfield is a menace to the environment. Whitfield hit three long drives into the slough beyond the centerfield fence at the Belmont Sports Complex on Wednesday - and four home runs in all.

Kenny Buzenius is mobbed by his South Fort Myers Little League All-Star teammates after he blasted a two-run home run in the first inning of a District 9 tournament game against Cape Coral American South on July 1. The game was suspended after one inning due to rain with South ahead 2-1. Cape Coral American South's Bailey Wilson slides safely into ...

Kevin Smiegoki belted two home runs, three pitchers combined to toss a no-hitter, and visiting Sunnybrae continued its early dominance of the District 12 Tournament in a 20-1 win over East Windsor yesterday.

Bordentown short stop, B. Mutler, went 3-for-5, hit two home runs and collected nine RBIs to lead Bordentown to a big win over Millstone-Roosevelt last night. Evan Pié, Edgar Aparicio, and Joey Cashman also added home runs to lift Bordentown to 2-0 in pool B.

After dropping its Little League opener to Bordentown, Allentown knew it had to come out strong in its second game if it hoped to advance from pool B.

One day after suffering an 11-run defeat to Robbinsville, 14-3, Nottingham quickly turned things around to impose their will on an opponent.

The Townsend Little League All-Stars opened their campaign in a big way. Led by two home runs and eight RBIs by catcher Leo LeClair, Townsend pounded Ashburnham-Westminster in a mercy-shortened 13-3 win at the Westminster Little League complex Monday.

Bonita flexed its power with three home runs in a 12-3 win on Monday night. Check back later for photos.

UNITY : What a statement the Rockland 11- and 12-year-old Little League all-star baseball team made Monday a ' at the Field of Dreams in Unity a ' to the rest of the teams participating in the double-elimination District 2 playoffs.

Everyone knows Bordentown can hit – the two-time defending District 12 champions routinely scored in double digits last year on its way nearly reaching the Little League World Series.

Impressive, potent and powerful are just three words that can be used to describe the Robbinsville 12-year-old Little League team’s offense.

effersonville/GRC’s defending Great Lakes Region champion 11-12 baseball team got off to a stellar start in District V play with a 16-1 win over Charlestown on Monday.

Amesbury showed a flair for the dramatic in the Williamsport Little League District 15 tourney here last night.

A double play turned in the top of the fourth inning led to a four-run rally in the bottom half of the frame as Shikellamy-Acorn's Major Division All-Star team took a 9-5 Area II victory over Mifflinburg on Monday at Field of Dreams.

Mifflinburg's Andrew Aurand releases a pitch during their game against Selinsgrove at the Little League Baseball major division game Sunday June 28, 2009 at Fields of Dreams in Laurelton.

Danvers American exploded for five runs in each of the first two innings and also rode the pitching of Brendan Mackey as it romped in the opening round of Williamsport Little League District 15 tourney at MacArthur Park in Peabody.

He wasn't manager Dave Gotts choice to start the opening game of the Williamsport Little League District 15 tournament or even his first reliever, but Vinny Clifford turned out to be the key figure of an amazing come-from-behind win by Danvers National here Saturday night.

Walk up to the Little League field here and you'll likely notice two signs. On the left is a massive billboard lofted atop the scoreboard dedicated to Tim Miller, the man who galvanized the Aptos community to build the field years ago.