Palm Coast Little League 12-and-under baseball team falls to DeLand in district game

Palm Coast Observer
Sports

Palm Coast Little League's 12-and-under baseball team had a tough loss at a district game on Saturday, June 19, to DeLand at the Indian Trails Sports Complex in Palm Coast.

With only a few errors on the field, the team struggled at the plate: They could not get DeLand's pitcher out of their heads.

The final score was 12-1 ends, due to the mercy rule.

Palm Coast will have a second chance to stay in the tournament with an away game on Monday, June 21, against DeLand.

Your free article limit has been reached this month.
Subscribe now for unlimited digital access to our award-winning local news.

The team lost the first game in the double-elimination tournament.

SIDELINES: Mainland's Walker favored to win state weightlifting title

Furey of the Pirates: Matanzas edges Flagler Palm Coast 8-7 for its first boys lacrosse district tournament win in three years.

Flagler Palm Coast's Jack Gilvary named to FHSAA Academic All-State Team

SIDELINES: Flagler Palm Coast, Seabreeze play first of three baseball games in six days

Matanzas' Mariah Mills, Flagler Palm Coast's Christina Borgmann win national wrestling championships

Crawling, spinning and falling: Mainland's Yisrael and Flagler Palm Coast's Cronk and 4x100 girls relay runners among standouts at Five Star Conference track meet

Verified Audit

6 Articles Remaining!

Not a Subscriber?

Already a Subscriber?

Palm Coast Little League 12-and-under baseball team falls to DeLand in district game

The team lost the first game in the double-elimination tournament.

Latest News

6 Articles Remaining!

Not a Subscriber?

Already a Subscriber?