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Most strikeouts by a girl in LLWS history: How Kinley Rasmus can break Mo’ne Davis’ pitching record
Rasmus added six strikeouts in relief and now has 14 for the tournament, tying Mo’ne Davis for the girls’ LLWS mark.
- On Tuesday, August 25, Phenix City, Alabama defeated Tacoma, Washington 4-2 in an elimination game, keeping the team's 2026 Little League World Series hopes alive with contributions from 12-year-old two-way star Kinley Rasmus.
- Daughter of former MLB pitcher Cory Rasmus, the 12-year-old has captivated fans with her dominant play and signature white hair bow, inspiring the catchphrase 'Fear the bow' throughout the tournament.
- Recording her fifth hit on Tuesday, Rasmus broke the Little League World Series record for total hits by a girl; she also tied Mo'ne Davis' tournament record of 14 strikeouts.
- Phenix City advances to an elimination game on Wednesday, August 26, against Nicaragua at 1 p.m. ET; the team remains three wins from a U.S. championship appearance.
- As the 25th girl to compete in the tournament's 79-year history, Rasmus inspires a new generation of players, echoing the national stage presence of Mo'ne Davis from the 2014 Little League World Series.
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