Port Washington Dominates Little League World Series Regional Game with 10-3 Victory

Port Washington Dominates Little League World Series Regional Game with 10-3 Victory

Port Washington made an impressive debut in the Little League World Series regional game, securing a 10-3 victory over Lincoln, R.I. The New York State champions took an early lead with key plays from players like Carlo Cafferata and Max Dempsey. The team continued to dominate, extending their lead to 6-0 with strong performances from Jack Gomez, Walter Cassens, and Michael Gabriel. Despite a brief setback in the third inning, Port maintained control of the game. Pitcher Drew Theoharis and reliever Cafferata showcased their skills on the mound, while Jackson Gorynski added to the lead with an RBI double. A lightning delay in the fifth inning did not deter Port, as they continued to score runs and secure the win. Brandon Kien and Gorynski contributed to the final push, with Gorynski closing out the game in the sixth inning. With this victory, Port is now just two wins away from advancing to Williamsport, Pa., and will face their next challenge in the winners bracket on Monday. Despite the outcome, the team remains in contention for a spot in the tristate championship with a double-elimination game on Wednesday.