South Milwaukee’s boys of summer aren’t done yet.
The South Milwaukee Little League intermediate boys team (ages 11-13) beat West Bend Tuesday night to win the state title and advance to the Central Regional tournament in Millwood, Mich., this weekend. This puts them a few wins away from qualifying for the national tournament in San Francisco later this month.
This is a big deal. How big? It’s the first time in 35 years that any South Milwaukee Little League boys team at any level has advanced to regional competition.
The Little League intermediate level is designed to help older boys better transition from “traditional” Little League – those competing to play in the ESPN-televised World Series in Williamsport, Penn., each year – to more advanced levels like high school.
The team needs your help. They are seeking to raise money for the additional travel expenses.
Those interested in helping can contact Madeline McCarrier at 414-429-0001 or at madeemac@yahoo.com.
Here is the tournament bracket. Go South Milwaukee!
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Actually, this may be the first time in 35 years that a BOYS team has advanced to Regionals, but SMLL has had girls teams go to State (many times) and Regionals in recent history.
Good call. I made that change to make it clearer.
Thanks Erik! And thank you for your blog. I love it!
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