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Council Rock's Little League Team Ends World Series Journey

Local Team Competes in Pennsylvania

Council Rock Newtown, a team representing the Mid-Atlantic region at the Little League World Series (LLWS) in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, finished with a 2-2 record amidst challenging circumstances.

After suffering a 9-0 shutout in their opening game against Boerne, Texas, Council Rock Newtown bounced back with a pair of dominant victories.

In their second game, they defeated South Sioux City, Nebraska, 6-0, and followed that up with an 11-2 triumph over Great Lakes Region champions, Hamtramck, Michigan.

Tough Loss for Council Rock Newtown

However, their journey came to an end with a frustrating 11-1 loss to eventual champions, Nolensville, Tennessee.

Despite the setback, Council Rock Newtown's performance at the World Series was an admirable effort and a testament to their determination and perseverance.

Notable Highlights

• Reached the LLWS after an undefeated run through districts, sectionals, states, and regionals
• Secured back-to-back victories by a combined score of 17-2
• Represented the Mid-Atlantic region with pride and showcased their strong team spirit

What's Next for the Team

While their time at the LLWS has come to an end, the Council Rock Newtown team can be proud of their accomplishments and look forward to future successes on the diamond.

Their journey has been an inspiration to young players in the community and has shown the importance of hard work, dedication, and never giving up on dreams.