Nine Indians had at least one hit. Garrett Hite hit a 3-run home run and a double and scored 2 runs and 3 RBIs, Ian Inaba had 3 hits with a double, 3 runs and an RBI. John Gulisano hit a 2-run homer, drew a walk, scored a run and hit 2 RBIs.
The other hitters for the Indians were Dylan Webb, 2 hits with a double, a triple, 2 runs and an RBI; Malcolm Cooley, 2 hits with a run and 2 RBIs; Peyton Willoughby, 2 hits with 2 walks and 3 runs; Seth McFarland, 1 hit with a triple, a walk, 2 runs and 2 RBIs; Brendon Walker, a walk; Dalton Southern, 1 hit with 2 walks, 2 runs and an RBI; Dalton Henson, one hit with a run and an RBI.
The game was called after 5 innings due to the 10-run rule.
The Indians were led at the mound by Hite, 2 innings and 38 pitches with 5 strikeouts; Inaba, 3 innings and 54 pitches with 8 strikeouts.
Leading the Braves were Cornett, 2 hits with a triple and a run; Crawford Taylor, 2 hits with a run; Trey Holstien, 1 hit with a triple and 2 RBIs; Austin Baker, 1 hit with a run; Byers Murray, 1 hit; Baylor Agan, 1 hit.
Pitchers were Hayes Miller, 4 innings and 75 pitches with 4 strikeouts; Jackson Lovette, 1 inning and 38 pitches with 1 strikeout; Crawford Taylor, 1 inning and 9 pitches with 1 strikeout.
Colts 11, Crackers 6
Tyler Friedrich had a 2-RBI triple in the top of the first inning to help the Colts defeat the Crackers, 11-6, in Little League play April 25.
Tyler Bird, Chris Mills and Zach Hall also led the Colts at the plate with 2 hits each.
At the mound, Bird and Mills combined to pitch a 4-hitter with 12 strikeouts.
The Colts were led offensively by Bird, 2 hits with 2 doubles, 2 runs and an RBI; Mills, 2 hits with a double, a run and 3 RBI; Tyler Friedrich, a triple and a run; Caz Smith, 1 hit with 2 RBIs; Jake Richards, 1 hit with a run; Kaison Williams, 1 hit with a run; Kaleb Chatmon, 1 hit with a run; Connor Wall, a walk and 2 runs; Jonah Gambill, a walk and 2 runs.
Byrd gave the Colts 5 innings, 85 pitches and 9 strikeouts; Mills went 2 innings, threw 29 pitches and recorded 3 strikeouts.
The Crackers were led at the plate by Benjamin Ammons, a triple, a run and an RBI; Joshua Mayo, 1 hit with a walk, a run and an RBI; Chris Davis, 1 hit with a walk; Aiden Shea, 1 hit with a run; Evan Dasher, 2 walks and a run; Will Bentley, a walk and a run; J.T. Mitchell, a hit by pitch and a run.
Contributing from the mound were Will Bentley, 3 innings, 69 pitches with 4 strikeouts; Benjamin Ammons, 2 innings, 36 pitches with 3 strikeouts.
Tigers 8, Dodgers 2
Brandon Hodge struck out 7 and scattered 4 hits while allowing 2 runs to help the Tigers defeat the Dodgers, 8-2, in Little League play April 26.
Hodge pitched 5 strong innings with 73 pitches for the Tigers, allowing 2 runs on 4 hits with 7 strikeouts. John Reed Evans pitched the sixth inning, using 13 pitches to retire the 3 batters he faced with 1 strikeout.
Jake Cooper and Grant Harris hit back-to-back home runs in the top of the first inning as the Tigers took a 4-0 lead, and Cooper added a 2-RBI single in the third inning.
The Dodgers scored a run in the bottom of the first inning, when Trey Harkins drew a walk and then scored on an RBI-triple by Matthew Greene. They scored their second run in the second frame when Tyler Dover singled and then scored later on a groundout by Logan Gates. The Dodgers threatened to score again in the fifth inning on back-to-back hits by Harkins and Greene after two outs, but Hodge got the next hitter on a groundout to end the inning.
For the Dodgers, Matthew Greene pitched 4 innings and 90 pitches with 8 strikeouts, and Logan Gates pitched 3 innings and 30 pitches with 1 strikeout.
Leading the Tigers offensively were Cooper, 3 hits with a home run, a double and a walk with a run and 4 RBIs; Evans, 2 hits with a triple, a hit by pitch and a run; Harris, 2 hits with a home run, a run and an RBI; Micah Tart, a walk, a hit by pitch and a run; Hodge, a walk, a run; Dominique Williams, a hit by pitch and a run; Brady Evans, a hit by pitch and a run; Koby Jordan, a walk; Cameron Darnell, a walk; Brady Craig, a run.
For the Dodgers, Matthew Greene, 2 hits with a triple and an RBI; Trey Harkins, 1 hit with a walk; Tyler Dover, 1 hit with a run; Logan Gates, an RBI; Max Rohland, a walk.
Pitchers were Matthew Greene, 4 innings and 90 pitches with 8 strikeouts, and Logan Gates, 3 innings and 30 pitches with 1 strikeout.
Padres 14, Phillies 4
Emmanuel Jones, Jacob Frye and Brant Smith drove in a combined 6 runs as the Padres defeated the Phillies, 14-4, in Little League play April 26.
Jones had 3 hits with 2 home runs, a double, 3 runs and 3 RBIs; Frye, 2 hits with a home run, 3 runs and an RBI; and Smith, 2 hits with 2 doubles, 3 runs and 2 RBIs. Six other Padres had one hit each. Jaylen Knowles and Jacob Frye combined to pitch a 3-hitter for the Padres.
For the Phillies, Jordon Wells hit a 3-RBI triple and then scored on a throwing error.
The game was called after 5 innings due to the 10-run rule.
Leading the Padres were Jaylen Knowles, 1 hit with a hit by pitch, 2 RBIs; Garrett Geros, 1 hit with a double; Kurtis Feanny, 1 hit with a walk and an RBI; Walker Jones, 1 hit with a walk and a run; Malik Watts, 1 hit with a walk and a run; Dadrian Dennis, 1 hit with a run; Tyler Perry, a walk.
On the mound, Knowles threw for 3 innings and 38 pitches while Frye pitched 3 innings and 54 pitches with 6 strikeouts.
Hitting for the Phillies were Jordon Wells, 1 hit with 3B, 3 RBI; Khase Willis, 1 hit with a double and a run; Jordan Blackmon, 1 hit; Bailey Ward, 2 hit by pitches and a run; Josh Holmes, 2 walks; Karson Hornberger, a walk and a run; Nick Root, a walk. Pitchers were Nick Root, 4 innings and 80 pitches with 4 strikeouts, and Jordan Blackmon, 2 innings and 32 pitches with 3 strikeouts.