Bryan’s Sumpter Field is set for a major summer highlight as it hosts the 2026 Jr. ACME state tournament. With five area teams poised for action, this year’s event promises a lively showcase of local baseball talent and community support.
The Beloit Junior Legion 16U Bandits overcame a recent loss to Elkhorn by claiming a 7-0 victory on the road. Their decisive shutout highlights the team’s quick turnaround and determination to succeed.
South Laurel’s 12U All-Stars started the game on the back foot, struggling to maintain momentum in Corbin on Monday. A determined fight turned their fortunes around, preserving the team’s postseason hopes and sending them on to the District Final Four.
In an impressive display of skill and teamwork, the Salida Middle School varsity baseball team secured an undefeated season. Eight experienced eighth-graders, a handful of seventh-graders, and one promising younger player joined forces to create a flawless record.
Yuba College is setting the stage for a youth baseball camp beginning September 28 at Engelken Field in Linda. This short, skill-focused program offers budding players the opportunity to hone their abilities under the guidance of a local academic institution.
Summerlin South has won the U.S. title in the Little League World Series after defeating Fairfield, Connecticut. Now, the local team looks to claim the championship against Chinese Taipei.
Rios Canyon’s Little League team secured a decisive 5-1 victory over Rancho De Oro in East County San Diego, winning their pool and advancing to bracket play. The team looks ahead to continuing their journey at Fletcher Hills Little League field.
