- December 5, 2025
Eleven-year-old Braedyn Wormeck throws a pitch for the Orange Tigers. Photo by Ray Boone
Flagler County Sheriff Rick Staly waves to the crowd at the Palm Coast Little League's opening day ceremony. Photo by Ray Boone
Flagler County Schools' Janet McDonald throws the first pitch at Palm Coast Little League's opening day ceremony. Photo by Ray Boone
Adrianna Pucci, 10, throws a pitch for the Orange Tigers softball team. Photo by Ray Boone
Penny the pig takes a nap in the arms of her owner, Alana Portas, during a little league game. Photo by Ray Boone
Six-year-old Alton Fong leaps to third base during a game. Photo by Ray Boone
Ariana Rua, 9, runs to first base after a hit. Photo by Ray Boone
Ten-month-old Brielle Greenslade plays in the grass before a little league game. Photo by Ray Boone
Gabe Graham, 10, takes to the plate during a game. Photo by Ray Boone
Janae Bass, 2, got a butterfly painted on her face during little league opening day. Photo by Ray Boone
Five-year-old Michael Dolces happily jogs to his little league game. Photo by Ray Boone
Nine-month-old Kingston Bass smiles at little league opening day. Photo by Ray Boone
Lincoln DeRose, 3, tries to feed his mom a grape at little league opening day. Photo by Ray Boone
Oliver Prier, 4, smiles after reaching home plate. Photo by Ray Boone
Logan DeRose, 6, smiles at first base during a game. Photo by Ray Boone
Saturday, March 3, marked the 18th season of Palm Coast Little League.
League Treasurer Fred Lewers, 75, has been there for all of them.
“This is a fantastic day,” said Lewers, who has been involved with little league for the past 58 years. “It’s great for the kids. It gives them the chance to where they’re outside, intermingling with other children.”
Palm Coast Little League — which consists of nearly 600 kids, 400 families and 43 teams — is the largest official little league in the Northeast Coast district.
Games were played from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Indian Trails Sports Complex.
“Opening Day is about getting everyone together,” Palm Coast Little League President Patrick Johnan said. “All the colors. All the smiles. It’s a city-wide celebration.”
