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Sports · Baseball · published 2026-08-27 · via Bleacher Report

Rasmus' Little League World Series Ends as Southeast Eliminated by Great Lakes

Kinley Rasmus and her Alabama-based Southeast squad were eliminated from the Little League World Series after an 11-2 loss to Ohio's Great Lakes team. Rasmus, who had set tournament records for hits and strikeouts by a female player, was unavailable to pitch due to pitch-count rules and reached base only via a walk. Ohio scored in multiple innings, including four runs in the first and four more in the final frame, to secure the victory.

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Rasmus's tournament performance placed her among the most accomplished players in LLWS history, with her hitting and strikeout production drawing comparisons to Mo'ne Davis's landmark 2014 run. The pitch-count restriction that kept her off the mound Wednesday stemmed from her 54-pitch outing two days earlier, a rule designed to protect young arms.

Ohio's offense proved relentless, collecting 12 hits and drawing 8 walks while scoring in three separate innings. Bryson Williams led the attack with three hits, while three teammates drove in multiple runs. The

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