Three months of work all come down to one game, one pitch, one hit as Pennsylvania secures the win in the championship game of The Little League Softball World Series.

This year, the winner of the Little League Softball World Series was Pennsylvania. The winning team was from Johnstown, Pennsylvania. The team was led by their pitcher, Reagan Bills. In the championship game, she pitched the complete game, one-hitter with seven strikeouts. “She also set a Little League record of 15 strikeouts in a single game,” said  (SportsCenter Next).

This win has not only excited the softball community but also Pennsylvania sports fans across the board.  

“This could open up new possibilities. Success often leads to more attention, maybe more support, and sometimes even a shift in how people view the sport locally,” says Coach Erika “Coach E” DeVinney. 

Young girls who play softball all over the world dream of being in the Little League World Series. Winning it truly is a dream come true. An event like this could help draw more attention to the sport of softball and inspire more young girls to strive to be like the players they are watching.

“ I really think that it could spark a lot of younger girls to want to play and continue to play softball to achieve those same goals,” says Coach E. 

An achievement like this has a lot of positive impact on a sports community and could lead to endless possibilities in the future.