Nomadic Pulls Away Late to Defeat Aggies 9–3

Nomadic used a late offensive surge to separate from Aggies and earn a 9–3 win in Perfect Game 14U World Series play.

Aggies struck first with two runs in the first inning, but Nomadic answered immediately with one. Both teams scored again in the third before Nomadic took its first lead with two runs in the fourth.

Nomadic held Aggies scoreless over the final four innings, then broke the game open with five runs in the seventh. Nomadic finished with nine hits, while Aggies recorded three.

Swarm Uses Big Third Inning to Pull Away From Wow Factor, 10–4

Swarm turned a tight early matchup into a 10–4 victory over Wow Factor. After answering Wow Factor’s first-inning run, Swarm took the lead in the second and exploded for five runs in the third.

Wow Factor cut the score to 7–4 with a fourth-inning rally, but Swarm added two runs in the fifth and another in the sixth. Swarm finished with 13 hits in the win.

Rawlings Tigers Primo Races Out Front, Holds Off Trosky Arizona 2030 Navy 8–3

Rawlings Tigers Primo scored seven runs in the first two innings and held off Trosky Arizona 2030 Navy for an 8–3 victory.

Rawlings scored four in the first and three in the second, building a 7–1 lead. Trosky continued to fight, scoring in the fourth and fifth, but Rawlings added an insurance run in the fifth to finish the game.

JK Select Hawaii Erupts for 10 Runs in Fourth to Stun West Coast Ghost, 15–7

JK Select Hawaii turned a 7–0 deficit into a statement win, exploding for 10 runs in the fourth inning to defeat West Coast Ghost 15–7.

West Coast Ghost controlled the early innings, but JK Select scored two in the third before taking over in the fourth. Hawaii added three more in the fifth and never allowed another West Coast Ghost run.

GBG Vegas 14u Red Uses Big Middle Innings to Defeat Rawlings Tigers Primo, 10–6

GBG Vegas used a five-run third inning and a late offensive push to earn a 10–6 win over Rawlings Tigers Primo.

Rawlings rallied with five runs in the fourth to tighten the game, but GBG answered with three in the fifth. GBG finished with 10 hits in the win.

Swarm Red Elite National 2030 Powers Past Aggies, 16–2

Swarm Red Elite National 2030 came out with immediate energy and never let up, defeating Aggies 16–2.

Swarm scored four runs in the first, four in the third, five in the fourth, and three in the fifth. The team finished with 11 hits and created pressure nearly every inning.

JK Select Hawaii Explodes Early in 17–2 Win Over Rawlings Tigers Primo

JK Select Hawaii scored five runs in the first inning and nine more in the second on the way to a 17–2 semifinal win.

JK Select finished with 13 hits and no errors, sending the Hawaii group into the championship game with major momentum.

JK Select Hawaii Claims Championship With 14–4 Win Over GBG Vegas 14u Red

JK Select Hawaii captured the championship after responding to GBG Vegas’ first-inning run with six of its own.

Hawaii added two in the second, four in the third, and two in the fourth. JK Select finished with 14 hits and never allowed GBG Vegas to regain control of the game.

Nomadic 14U Premier Finds Its Edge in the Work Behind the Scenes

For Nomadic Head Coach Felipe Figueroa, competing in the World Series is about more than just a spot in the bracket.

“Anytime you come out here and compete, especially on the spring training fields, it’s a special feeling,” Figueroa said.

He said Nomadic’s chemistry begins in practice, where the players build the continuity that shows up inside the dugout during tournament play.

Coach Chris Lincoln Keeps Swarm Focused on the Details

Coach Chris Lincoln said Swarm’s 10–4 win over Wow Factor came with plenty of distractions, including wind, sprinklers, heat, and a few defensive miscues.

“A win is a win,” Lincoln said. “But always remembering that we have things to improve on.”

Coach Mike Kruchko Wants Rawlings Tigers Primo Ready From the First Pitch

After feeling like his team started flat in previous games, Coach Mike Kruchko’s message was simple: “Just win the first inning.”

Rawlings responded with four runs in the first and three in the second against Trosky Arizona 2030 Navy.

JK Select Hawaii Turns Resilience Into Momentum Before Bracket Play

After JK Select rallied from a 7–0 deficit against West Coast Ghost, Coach Jerry Kleman said he never believed his group was out of the game.

“We started throwing more strikes, started making routine plays, and the bats came alive,” Kleman said.

Zaiah Pantorilla Says Energy Helped JK Select Hawaii Flip the Game

For pitcher Zaiah Pantorilla, the long trip from Hawaii was worth it for the chance to play strong competition.

“Just the energy,” Pantorilla said. “It helps us push through and score more runs.”

Tydus Nahooikaika Keeps JK Select Hawaii Grounded Behind the Plate

Catcher Tydus Nahooikaika said his focus is staying connected with the pitcher, calling the game, and keeping every pitch simple.

“I just think about it like it’s a 0–0 game,” he said. “We just score, and we hold them back.”

Sean Shindo’s Work Pays Off With MVP Honor

For JK Select Hawaii’s Sean Shindo, earning tournament MVP was the result of the work he put in long before the World Series began.

“It means a lot,” Shindo said. “I worked hard for the past year to get better.”

Joe Joe Carque Proud of Complete-Game Performance for GBG Vegas

GBG Vegas pitcher Joe Joe Carque said one of his proudest tournament moments was pitching a complete game against a top Arizona opponent.

“I pitched a complete game, and the team had my back,” Carque said.

Coach Jerry Kleman Celebrates a Championship Run Built on Competition

Coach Jerry Kleman said the championship was a great experience for his players after facing strong competition throughout the event.

“Bats came on late and kind of rode that the rest of the way,” Kleman said.