US EditionLLWS Roundup: Venezuela One-Hits Canada to Improve to 2-0
Venezuela won 4-0 with strong pitching and timely scoring after receiving a U.S. travel exemption despite initial visa denials under Trump administration restrictions.
- Vancouver's Little Mountain team fell 4-0 to Venezuela's Latin America squad on Friday during the tournament in South Williamsport.
- Canada's loss followed Venezuela's strong regional performance and its needed U.S. travel exemption due to visa restrictions under President Trump's policies.
- Venezuela limited Canada to one hit, a single by Tyson Grimsrud-Ronse, while Andres Reyes Querales and Sebastian Lopez combined for a one-hit shutout.
- Reyes Querales pitched five innings with seven strikeouts and three walks, and Lopez threw a perfect sixth inning to preserve the 4-0 win.
- Canada will play on Sunday against the winner of Saturday's Europe-Africa versus Australia game, continuing its Little League World Series campaign.
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LLBWS roundup: Venezuela one-hits Canada to improve to 2-0 - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
Two pitchers from the Latin America team from Barquisimeto, Venezuela, combined to throw a one-hit shutout in a 4-0 victory over the Canadian team out of Vancouver at the Little League World Series on Friday in South Williamsport, Pa.
LLWS roundup: Venezuela one-hits Canada to improve to 2-0
Two pitchers from the Latin America team from Barquisimeto, Venezuela combined to throw a one-hit shutout in a 4-0 victory over the Canadian team out of Vancouver at the Little League World Series on Friday in South Williamsport, Pa.
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Vancouver’s Little Mountain blanked by Venezuela 4-0 at Little League World Series
SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT - Canada’s run at the Little League World Series started on a sour note Friday as Vancouver’s Little Mountain lost 4-0 to Latin America, represented by Venezuela’s Cardenales Little League.
Canada blanked by Venezuela at Little League World Series
Canada’s run at the Little League World Series started on a sour note Friday as Vancouver’s Little Mountain lost 4-0 to Latin America, represented by Venezuela’s Cardenales Little League. The Canadian champions managed just one hit — a single by Tyson Grimsrud-Ronse — against starter Andres Reyes Querales and reliever Sebastian Lopez. Venezuela opened the scoring in the first inning when Lopez came home on a bases-loaded walk. In the second, Sa…
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