Members of the Little Mountain All-Stars of Vancouver hold the Canadian flag with pride after capturing the Canadian Little League Championship at Cameron Bowl in Glace Bay on Wednesday. Little Mountain beat the Ottawa West Twins 4-0 in extra innings to claim the national title and secure their spot as the representatives for Canada at the Little League World Series later this month in Williamsport, P.A. JEREMY FRASER/CAPE BRETON POST Jeremy FraserArticle contentAfter 10 days of exciting baseball action, the Canadian Little League Championship came to a close at Cameron Bowl in Glace Bay on Wednesday afternoon.THIS CONTENT IS RESERVED FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY.Subscribe now to access this story and more:Unlimited access to the website and appExclusive access to premium content, newsletters and podcastsFull access to the e-Edition app, an electronic replica of the print edition that you can share, download and comment onEnjoy insights and behind-the-scenes analysis from our award-winning journalistsSupport local journalists and the next generation of journalistsSUBSCRIBE TO UNLOCK MORE ARTICLES.Subscribe or sign in to your account to continue your reading experience.Unlimited access to the website and appExclusive access to premium content, newsletters and podcastsFull access to the e-Edition app, an electronic replica of the print edition that you can share, download and comment onEnjoy insights and behind-the-scenes analysis from our award-winning journalistsSupport local journalists and the next generation of journalistsRegister to unlock more articles.Create an account or sign in to continue your reading experience.Access additional stories every monthShare your thoughts and join the conversation in our commenting communityGet email updates from your favourite authorsSign In or Create an AccountorArticle contentThe Little Mountain All-Stars of Vancouver defeated the Ottawa West Twins 4-0 in extra innings to capture the Canadian Little League Championship and secure a spot in the Little League World Series in Williamsport, P.A., later this month.Article contentArticle contentA recap of the championship game can be found by clicking here.Article contentHere are scenes from the championship game:Article content Aaron Aquino of the Ottawa West Twins pitched a gem for the Ontario representatives in the final game of the Canadian Little League Championship at Cameron Bowl in Glace Bay on Wednesday. The 12-year-old kept the Little Mountain All-Stars off the scoreboard for five innings before, before reaching his daily pitch limit at 88 pitches, forcing his removal from the mound. JEREMY FRASER/CAPE BRETON POST Jeremy FraserArticle content Bohdy Letts of the Ottawa West Twins, left, looks at teammate Carsten Fleck after Fleck completed an out during the final game of the Canadian Little League Championship at Cameron Bowl in Glace Bay on Wednesday. JEREMY FRASER/CAPE BRETON POST Jeremy FraserArticle content Leo McTaggart of the Little Mountain All-Stars, left, stretches to keep hit foot on the bag as Aaron Aquino attempts to beat the throw to first base during the final game of the Canadian Little League Championship at Cameron Bowl in Glace Bay on Wednesday. Aquino was called out on the play. JEREMY FRASER/CAPE BRETON POST Jeremy FraserArticle content Fans of the Little Mountain All-Stars of Vancouver are shown cheering after their team recorded two outs during the eighth inning of the final game at the Canadian Little League Championship at Cameron Bowl in Glace Bay on Wednesday. Little Mountain defeated the Ottawa West Twins 4-0 in extra innings to claim the national title. JEREMY FRASER/CAPE BRETON POST Jeremy FraserArticle contentArticle content Little Mountain All-Stars teammates Jacob Massel, left, and Kian Sandhu celebrate at home plate after Sandhu scored a run in the eighth inning on a pass ball during the final game of the Canadian Little League Championship at Cameron Bowl in Glace Bay on Wednesday. The All-Stars beat the Ottawa West Twins 4-0 in extra innings to claim the national title. JEREMY FRASER/CAPE BRETON POST Jeremy FraserArticle contentArticle content Jacob Massel of the Little Mountain All-Stars prepares to throw a pitch during Canadian Little League Championship action at Cameron Bowl in Glace Bay on Wednesday. JEREMY FRASER/CAPE BRETON POST Jeremy FraserArticle contentArticle content Members of the Little Mountain All-Stars of Vancouver celebrate after capturing the Canadian Little League Championship with a 4-0 extra innings victory over the Ottawa West Twins at Cameron Bowl in Glace Bay on Wednesday. Little Mountain will now represent Canada at the Little League World Series later this month in Williamsport, P.A. JEREMY FRASER/CAPE BRETON POST Jeremy FraserArticle content Bohdy Letts of the Ottawa Twins, right, couldn’t hold back the tears as he shakes the hand of Lucas Izen of the Little Mountain All-Stars following the final game at the Canadian Little League Championship at Cameron Bowl in Glace Bay on Wednesday. Ottawa West lost 4-0 in extra innings in the championship game. JEREMY FRASER/CAPE BRETON POST Jeremy FraserArticle contentArticle content Emery Taverez of the Ottawa West Twins, right, congratulates Leo McTaggart of the Little Mountain All-Stars after the All-Stars beat the Twins in the final game at the Canadian Little League Championship at Cameron Bowl in Glace Bay on Wednesday. JEREMY FRASER/CAPE BRETON POST Jeremy FraserArticle content Members of the Little Mountain All-Stars of Vancouver hold the Canadian flag with pride after capturing the Canadian Little League Championship at Cameron Bowl in Glace Bay on Wednesday. Little Mountain beat the Ottawa West Twins 4-0 in extra innings to claim the national title and secure their spot as the representatives for Canada at the Little League World Series later this month in Williamsport, P.A. JEREMY FRASER/CAPE BRETON POST Jeremy FraserArticle content Roy Bergerman, regional director for Little League Canada, speaks during the closing ceremonies of the Canadian Little League Championship at Cameron Bowl in Glace Bay on Wednesday. JEREMY FRASER/CAPE BRETON POST Jeremy FraserArticle content After posting an undefeated record at the Canadian Little League Championship, the Little Mountain All-Stars won the national title with a 4-0 extra innings victory over the Ottawa West Twins at Cameron Bowl in Glace Bay on Wednesday. The team will now represent Canada at the Little League World Series in Williamsport, P.A., later this month. JEREMY FRASER/CAPE BRETON POST Jeremy FraserArticle contentArticle content
PHOTOS: Scenes from the Canadian Little League Championship final in Cape Breton
