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Vermont Little League All-Stars Capture First District One Title

Essex Post 91 and White River Junction Post 84 lead the 2026 state tournament as new champions emerge

Vermont Little League All-Stars Capture First District One Title

The 10‑12‑year‑old all‑stars from Camel’s Hump Little League fought back from a tight contest to win their first District One championship in an extra‑inning showdown that left fans on the edge of their seats.

Their victory comes at a pivotal moment, as the defending champions, St. Johnsbury Post 58, opted out of the 2026 Vermont American Legion baseball tournament, opening the door for a fresh champion.

Top Seeds Set the Stage

Essex Post 91 and White River Junction Post 84 secured the highest seeds in the North and South divisions for the second consecutive year, underscoring their consistent dominance in Vermont baseball.

The five‑day, double‑elimination tournament kicks off on Saturday, July 25, in Fair Haven, with games scheduled at either the Fair Haven Union High School or the adjacent Fair Haven Rec Field.

Field of Contenders

North‑side competitors include Addison County, Franklin County Post 1, and Lyndon Post 30 alongside Essex Post 91, while the South bracket features White River Junction Post 84, Ludlow Post 36, Brattleboro Post 5, and Bennington Post 13.

The championship game is slated for July 29, promising a fitting climax to a week of hard‑fought baseball.

Organizers will update the tournament file nightly with the latest scores and results, ensuring fans stay informed of every development.

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