Saturday, July 11, 2026

Meet the U.S. champion Summerlin South Little League group

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LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — The Summerlin South Little League group is coming house to a parade after an unbelievable run in the Little League World Sequence, however earlier than celebrating them it is time to meet the gamers.

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Summerlin South represents the state of Nevada and the Mountain Area after the group made its manner by way of native and regional tournaments earlier than heading to Williamsport, Pennsylvania. Whereas the group fell brief within the World Championship towards Chinese language Taipei, Summerlin South secured the title of U.S. champions.

The roster of gamers honored within the celebration contains:

#2 Ethan Robertson

#3 Luke D’Ambrosio

#4 Brooks Fechser

#5 Dustin Greusel

#6 Cutter Ricafort

#7 Cache Malan

#8 Banks Mossler

#9 Griffin Vargas

#10 Mason Schutte

#14 Jayden Lee

#15 Grayson Miranda

#19 Garrett Gallegos

They have been coached by Tony D’Ambrosio, TJ Fechser, Americo Miranda, and Adam Malan.

On Wednesday, the group is invited to collect at Downtown Summerlin to rejoice the group. The parade kicks off at 6 p.m. and can be hosted by Nick Carter of the Backstreet Boys.

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The parade is an opportunity for the group to acknowledge the group’s arduous work, dedication, and the pleasure they delivered to Nevada on a nationwide stage.

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