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Vermont’s Little League Teams Face Setback in New England Regionals

Massachusetts dominates early, setting up a showdown with Maine

The New England Regionals opened with a clash between the Vermont state champions, Camels Hump Little League, and a Massachusetts squad that quickly took control.

Massachusetts' offensive onslaught

Dominik Mombeleur ignited the offense with a home run in the first inning, and the team compiled 13 hits, driven by RBI singles from Cam Hutchinson and a two‑run hit from Jude DeSimone. Pitcher Luke Schlatz delivered five solid innings, allowing just one run and striking out a batter.

Vermont's other representative, Essex Post 91, had earned a historic berth to the regionals after a 23‑year drought, but their run ended with a two‑game series loss to Bedford, New Hampshire.

Looking ahead to the next round

Camels Hump will meet Maine at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, August 12, with the victor advancing to the championship game against Massachusetts on August 13. The stakes remain high for both teams as the tournament progresses.

The performances highlight the competitive spirit of Vermont's Little League programs, even as they navigate a challenging regional field.

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