The reigning New Zealand National League and OFC Champions League champions play in a ... which have all been created ...

The revamped Club World Cup is effectively a brand new tournament and with a fresh competition comes a selection of mostly new kits. For this summer’s 32-team extravaganza in the United States ...

American Overhead Door repeats as Appleton Little League baseball champion, while Play It Again Sports takes softball crown.

The Raccoon Valley Little League in Des Moines is facing a potential crisis as it may lose access to the private road leading to its playing fields at Water Works Park by the end of the year.More ...

LEOMINSTER — Authorities are investigating vandalism at a Little League baseball field that was discovered Monday, May 26. Shredded cotton and nylon littered the ground behind the batter’s box ...

There's outrage in the Leominster community after vandals targeted Little League baseball fields. Now because of the damage, the young players can't play there until it's fixed because of safety ...

In 1990, Doug Hannam, his wife, Patty and their daughters, Eileen and Theresa, took their first family trip to the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and the six-hour drive ...

And no Florida team has ever won the Williamsport Little League World Series. Keystone wants to change that. “We’re really happy about where we’ve gone,” first baseman Lee Melamut said.

Communities in Leominster are outraged after vandals destroyed the backstop at one of the city’s Little League baseball fields. “Thank you to whoever thought it would be a good idea to help us ...

The "Finals" logo ceased to become a court feature in 2014, with the league citing player safety due to the slipperiness of the decals.It has since made some cameos, appearing in a small form on ...

Legendary coach Bill Rogers, center, led Mid-Island to the 1964 Little League World Series title and he often came back to speak with the Travis loop's players during All-Star Tournament play.

Little League Published: Jun. 03, 2025, 10:06 a.m. Todt Hill resident Mike Colini was not only a beloved figure within Staten Island Little League, but the entire Island community as well.