Little Mountain (British Columbia) will represent Canada at the World Little League championship.
The 2010 Canadian Little League Championship wrapped up this afternoon in Ancaster, with a 13-1 win over host-team Ancaster Cardinals.
Little Mountain continues a tradition – B.C. now has a six-year stranglehold on the Canadian title. The team travels to Williamsport, PA on [...]

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The Ancaster Cardinals are playing for the 2010 Canadian Little League Championship. The host-team Cardinals defeated Calgary (representing Alberta) on Friday with a 8-2 final to advance.
Earlier in the day, Little Mountain continued their winning streak with a 7-1 victory over Windsor (representing Ontario). The strong team from British Columbia has not [...]

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The semifinals are set for Friday at Little League Park in Ancaster.
At 3 p.m., undefeated Little Mountain (representing B.C.) will take on 3-2 Windsor South Canadians (representing Ontario). Then at 6 p.m., the 3-2 Calgary Rocky Mountain (representing the Prairies) will play the 3-2 host Ancaster Cardinals.
Admission to the park is free for all [...]

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The host Ancaster Cardinals have qualified for the playoffs. Now it’s just a question of who they’ll have to play.
The Cardinals face Quebec on Thursday at noon. A win and some other mathematical equations will determine whether they face Prairies, Windsor or B.C. in the semifinals
Earlier in the day, B.C. continued rolling with a 10-2 [...]

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The Hamilton Thunderbirds opened up their 2010 quarter final series with a 13-2 loss to the defending Intercounty Baseball League champions, the Brantford Red Sox.
Brantford unleashed an 18-hit attack on Sunday at Bernie Arbour Stadium in the best-of-seven playoff series. The series had been scheduled to start in Brantford on Friday but rain forced a [...]

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