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The Nevada Paseo Verde All-Stars came close to a championship, but miscommunication and execution errors cost them an 11-2 loss to Curaçao in the Little League World Series title game.
Nevada’s Little League team fell short in the World Series championship, but a historic run featuring a girl’s first RBI and a back‑to‑back finals streak underscores the state’s growing baseball culture.
Victoria Ruelas reflects on her historic role in the 1989 Little League World Series, the obstacles she faced, and her ongoing mission to open doors for future generations of female players.
At just 12, Carsynn Meyer is one win away from the Little League World Series championship. Competing alongside teammate Kinley Rasmus, she follows in the footsteps of trailblazers like Sayaka Tsushima, while inspiring a new generation of girls to take the field.
A rising star from Nevada is making history in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, as one of only two girls competing in the Little League World Series, with a shot at a championship and a legacy that could inspire future generations.
Twelve‑year‑old Kinley Rasmus from Alabama and Carsynn Meyer from Nevada step onto the same World Series field, joining a lineage of female pioneers and highlighting the Girls with Game initiative’s mission to expand opportunities for girls in baseball.
From South Korea’s returning champions to Australia’s debut and a historic female player, the 2026 Little League World Series promises unforgettable moments.