The Lake Mary All-Stars are one loss away from being eliminated from the Little League Baseball World Series. The All-Stars were held to one run in a 4-1 loss to Vaughn, Texas, in the Southwest Division on Monday night in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. The All-Stars took an early lead in the top of the first inning when DeMarcos Mises doubled on a grounder to left field and JJ Feliciano scored. Texas tied the game in the bottom of the first inning after Cooper Hastings singled on a liner to right field and Gray Collins scored. Feliciano struck out six in 2 1/3 innings before being replaced by Luis Caro in the bottom of the third. However, Caro gave up two straight runs in the same inning to Texas, leading 3-1, and was soon replaced by Jacob Bibeau. If the All-Stars lose, they will be eliminated from the Little League World Series. A win would see their campaign continue in Williamsport. The final game is scheduled for Sunday. As the Next Generation Lake Mary All-Stars continue their campaign in the Little League World Series, the town's next generation of baseball players tried out for the team over the weekend. The promising sluggers spent Saturday honing their skills and finding their place in Lake Mary Little League. >> Read more
The Lake Mary All-Stars are one loss away from being eliminated from the Little League Baseball World Series.
The All-Stars were held to just one run in a Southwest Division game against Vaughn, Texas, on Monday night in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, losing 4-1.
The All-Stars took an early lead in the top of the first inning when DeMarcos Mises hit a grounder to left field for a double, scoring JJ Feliciano.
Gray Collins tied the score for Texas in the bottom of the first after Cooper Hastings singled with a liner to right field.
Feliciano struck out six over 2 1/3 innings before being replaced in the bottom of the third by Luis Caro, who gave up two straight runs in the inning to give Texas a 3-1 lead and was quickly replaced by Jacob Bibeau.
Lake Mary next faces a loss on Tuesday against New York State South Shore.
If the All-Stars lose, they're out of the Little League World Series. If they win, the campaign continues in Williamsport.
The final is scheduled for Sunday.
Next Generation
As the Lake Mary All-Stars continue to compete in the Little League World Series, the town's next generation of baseball players were trying out for the team over the weekend.
Promising sluggers spent Saturday honing their skills and finding their place in the Lake Mary Little League.
>> Read more
