Media sandwiched a win and multiple memorable moments between a pair of losses in the Little League World Series event.
SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — After playing from behind and finding late game heroics to tie it in the fifth, Media fell to Smithsville, Rhode Island 7-2 Sunday afternoon at Howard J. Lamade Stadium.Media manager Tom Bradley’s message for the Little League World Series: ‘We’re out there to have fun’Three players — Charles Haenn, Nathan Hellberg and Nate Saleski — picked up hits for Media. Hellberg was 2-for-2 with an RBI and a run scored.
McShane was Rhode Island’s pitcher and allowed two runs with six strikeouts across 4⅔ innings while earning the no-decision. Castellone relieved McShane in the fifth and earned the win, getting the final four outs.How it happened
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