Game 10
West 1 vs. Southwest 5

Sunday, August 19, 2007
12:00PM ET

SOUTHWEST DEFEATS WEST IN GAME TEN OF THE 2007 LITTLE LEAGUE WORLD SERIES

WILLIAMSPORT, PA (August 19, 2007)… After letting Southwest score two points early in the first inning, including a homerun by short-stop Bryndan Arredondo, the West team held them to an uneventful second inning with no runs, no hits, and no runners on base. Eager to redeem themselves and get back in the game West tried to get something on the score board, but Southwest again held them to zero.

Early in the third inning, pitcher Zane Ancell hit another one out of the park and, after Max Randolph rounded the bases, made the score 4-0 Southwest. West got on the board late in the fourth inning when Cody Bellinger crossed home plate.

Bryndan Arredondo hit another home run, his second, on the first pitch of the fifth inning making the final score 5-1.

The next game for the West will be on Tuesday, August 21 at 8 p.m. in Howard J. Lamade Stadium against the Midwest. Southwest will face the Mid-Atlantic team on Tuesday, August 21 at 4 p.m. in Howard J. Lamade Stadium.

ESPN will have an on-site set in Williamsport throughout the Little League World Series, serving as a host position during game coverage and in providing content for studio programming. Erin Andrews and Karl Ravech will share hosting responsibilities with ESPN analysts, reporters and guests. Baseball Tonight will originate from Williamsport Tuesday, Aug. 21 through Thursday, Aug. 23. ESPN studio shows will also include a Little League World Series Web Gems Special, recapping the best defensive plays throughout the tournament, Sunday, Aug. 26 at 2 p.m. Immediately following the show, ESPN will present a one-hour Little League World Series Preview Show presented by Subway at 2:30 p.m., leading in the championship on ABC

For more information on the 2007 Little League Baseball World Series, including a full schedule of events, log onto: www.littleleague.org.

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