Little league district 22

Little league district 22 The Home of the 2016 New York Little league State Tournament. the Road to Williamsport goes through the Bronx. We would like to Thank our Tournament sponsors.

Applebees-located right cross from the Van Nest field for your dining pleasure, and Brewski's bar and grill 3718 e tremont ave, as well as the Hutch Metro center and Simone realty for their support and dedication to the children.

US champions , Paseo Verde LL, take one last look at their field of dreams.Who will take this photo next year?
09/03/2026

US champions , Paseo Verde LL, take one last look at their field of dreams.

Who will take this photo next year?

09/03/2026

What do you notice about this play at the plate. Catcher leaves the face mask on. Many umpires in this page hace talked about this , don’t take your face mask off on plays at the plate .

09/03/2026

After looking at the TV ratings of this years LLWS, it truly is remarkable… and it wasn’t just the TV ratings , there are more Facebook and Instagram pages dedicated to the LLWS than ever before … so if millions are watching on TV how many are watching and learning about things through social media. I don’t think there is a way for regular people to get a taste of fame like the LLWS … turning twelve year old boys and girls into mini- celebrities and role models.

Right now kids their age are trying to swing like Owen Guzman with back foot off the ground to bring the hips into the swing.

More Young girls with game are on the way

Kids who wear glasses are believing baseball is for them

And little leagues all over this country who have never been to the LLWS … are saying thanks to new rules … why not them … why can’t they be next

I have said , one team from NYC is going to capitalize on those rules and everything will change

Best of all , all the storylines from this year … especially the Bayonne story has everyone dreaming … anything is possible now.

What say you ?

09/03/2026

Big ratings for LLWS

ESPN’s presentation of the 2026 Little League Baseball World Series, Presented by T-Mobile averaged 1.1M viewers across ABC, ESPN and ESPN2, according to Nielsen Big Data + Panel. Viewership increased 7% year over year and ranks as the most-watched Little League Baseball World Series since 2015.

The Little League Baseball World Series Championship Game between Curaçao and Henderson, Nevada, averaged 2.9M viewers on ABC, up 21% year over year. The telecast peaked at 3.7M viewers in the final quarter-hour.

The United States Championship Game averaged 2.5M viewers on ABC.

The International Championship Game averaged 1.6M viewers, up 27% year over year and ranking as the most-watched International Championship since 2023. The Consolation Game between Hamilton, Ohio, and Japan averaged 903K viewers, up 39% year over year and ranking as the most-watched Consolation Game since 2016.

Additionally, Hamilton, Ohio, versus Phenix City, Alabama on August 26, averaged 2.1M viewers, making it the most-watched non-championship Little League Baseball World Series game since 2021 and the most-watched ESPN telecast of the tournament since 2015.

08/31/2026

The kid who stole everyone’s hearts on championship Sunday . Sou Koyama is a hero in Japan today , with his team trailing 2-0 in final inning , was literally shaking in the batters box … not wanting to make the last out, then after hitting a single to right field he ran so fast to first he could not be thrown out by the pulled in right fielder , then at first base he cried tears of joy and relief

In many ways the Japan vs Ohio game was the opening act that stole the show from the main event .

08/30/2026

Dreams and the dreamers who dream them

Curaçao won the Little League World Series.

And congratulations to them. They earned it.

But in the end, as strange as it sounds, who wins the LLWS is almost beside the point.

The Little League World Series itself is the important thing.

Because Williamsport is more than a tournament. It is a dream. And dreams have value long before they ever come true.

Somewhere tonight there is an eight-year-old kid throwing a baseball against a garage door, imagining that someday he will be standing on that mound in Williamsport.

There is a little girl taking another hundred swings because she watched someone who looked like her play on that field and suddenly something that seemed impossible doesn’t seem impossible anymore.

There are kids who wear glasses who maybe thought sports weren’t really for them.

Then they watch a kid wearing glasses help his team win the United States championship on the biggest Little League stage in the world.

And suddenly the thought changes.

Maybe I can play too.

Maybe I should give it a try.

That matters.

Because sometimes all a child needs is to see somebody who reminds them of themselves doing something they never thought they could do.

There are kids running another lap, taking another ground ball, getting up early for practice, learning how to be teammates, learning how to lose, learning how to try again.

All because somewhere in the distance there is Williamsport.

And how much is a dream like that worth?

I’ve heard stories through the years of kids facing surgeries or long recoveries, and one of the things motivating them on the other side was the thought:

I want to be ready for baseball season.

I want to get back on the field.

I want another chance to chase Williamsport.

Adults have used that same kind of motivation during difficult recoveries. Give somebody something out there in the future worth fighting toward and you’d be amazed what the human spirit can do.

So how much is motivation like that worth?

How much is it worth to give a child something that makes them work harder than they have ever worked before?

How much is it worth to teach them discipline without ever using the word discipline?

To teach friendship, courage, sacrifice, resilience and hope through a game?

Millions of children around the world will never actually make it to Williamsport.

That’s okay.

Because Williamsport may still help take them somewhere.

Maybe the work ethic they developed chasing that dream stays with them in school.

Maybe the confidence stays with them when life gets difficult.

Maybe the teammates become lifelong friends.

Maybe twenty years from now they won’t remember the score of some district tournament game, but they’ll remember being twelve years old, wearing a uniform, believing with everything they had that something wonderful might happen.

That’s what the Little League World Series really gives us.

Curaçao gets the championship banner.

But the dream belongs to everybody.

The race to the 2027 LLWS begins … now

CURAÇAO: World champs for 2026 and rightfully so. They were the best team all 14 of them and had the best player.
08/30/2026

CURAÇAO: World champs for 2026 and rightfully so. They were the best team all 14 of them and had the best player.

08/30/2026

Kobe Bryant in a baseball uniform … you can’t give Jaymiell Martina a pitch like this … this kid is just special … he has that Kobe Bryant mentality … I’m telling you … skill times Winning mentality is unbeatable… and now Curacao bringing in the big boy … this is just about over. A comeback now wouid be a miracle

08/30/2026

I think it’s time we started giving love to Owen Guzman … pitcher , catcher now shortstop for Nevada , somebody I know who is pretty good at this says he is one of the best players in the whole tournament

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