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Avery Little Is 6-for-6 and The Little League World Series Has No Answer

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Alright, you gotta see what’s happening at the 2026 Little League Softball World Series: Lake Mary Little League is absolutely tearing it up, showing a level of early dominance that’s got everyone buzzing. These Florida girls are back on the field today, set to face off against Clayton, North Carolina, and if their previous games are any indication, it’s going to be a show.

Lake Mary’s Offense Is Pure Fire

I’m telling you, this Lake Mary squad? They’re straight up *dominating*. We’re talking two games, both won by the run rule, and a combined score of a ridiculous 29-0. Twenty-nine to zip! And get this, they’ve done all that damage in just seven total innings. That’s practically one more inning than a regulation Little League game even lasts, and they’ve already dropped nearly 30 runs on opponents. It’s wild. Seriously, no other team in Greenville, North Carolina, where all the action is, has even come close to scoring at the rate Lake Mary has so far. They’re on another level, no doubt about it.

Avery Little Is Unstoppable

You want to talk about individual performances? Let’s talk about Avery Little. This kid is having herself a tournament for the ages. She’s yet to be put out, going a perfect 6 for 6 at the plate! That’s not a typo, six for six. She’s racked up a double, a triple, scored four runs, and driven in three RBIs all by herself. That’s clutch hitting when it matters most. And she’s not alone: Callie Ousley and Kylie Green, who you might know is the daughter of Florida Gators basketball legend Taurean Green, are both pacing the team with four RBIs apiece. These girls are locked in and ready to make some noise. They earned their spot, too, snagging that championship banner after winning the Southeast regional back on July 22 in Warner Robins, Georgia.

Chloe Cheek’s Arm Is Locked In

When it comes to pitching, Lake Mary looks just as formidable. Their ace, Chloe Cheek, is the one who will likely get the start against North Carolina today, and for good reason. Her last outing was absolutely lights out: seven strikeouts in a four-inning complete game. She only gave up two hits and a single walk in their massive 14-0 win. And guess what? That huge win was against Snohomish, Washington! Yep, a team from our own backyard got a taste of Lake Mary’s dominance. So, as they step up against North Carolina, the stakes are simple: keep that momentum rolling and continue their incredible run in the series. It’s going to be exciting to see if they can maintain this historic level of play.

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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