La Verne All-Stars open Little League Softball World Series with win

The La Verne Little Leaguers take Game 1 of the Softball World Series after beating North Carolina.

Little League opened play in the Little League Softball World Series Tuesday with a 9-2 victory over its counterpart from the Pitt County Girls Softball Little League.

Chesterfield will be playing its opener in the modified double- elimination tournament being played in Greenville, North Carolina. Winning pitcher Katie Coldiron allowed two runs, both unearned, and three hits over five innings, striking out four and walking two. She also doubled in a run during La Verne's three-run second inning, the team's lone extra-base hit.

After Ayaberrano struck out, pinch-hitter Bailey Osborne was hit by a pitch to load the bases. Kylie Chavez grounded to Sarah Booth, the Pitt County first baseman, but Torres beat the throw to the plate, with Sweeny taking third on what was ruled to be a fielder's choice. Sweeney scored two pitches later on a wild pitch, increasing La Verne's lead to 5-0.

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