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Paseo Verde falls to Curacao in Little League World Series championship game
- On Saturday at Lamade Stadium in South Williamsport, Pennsylvania, Nevada's Paseo Verde Little League defeated Hamilton, Ohio's West Side Little League 12-2 to secure the U.S. championship, with Carsynn Meyer contributing an RBI single.
- This U.S. title game was a rematch of an August 21 opening-round clash where Nevada won 6-5, ending Ohio's undefeated start, though West Side fought through five straight elimination games to return.
- Three double plays and a dominant offense featuring a five-run second inning powered the Mountain region team; pitcher Owen Guzman contributed three hits and 3 innings of solid play.
- Advancing to Sunday's Little League World Series World Championship Game, Nevada will face international champion Curaçao at 3 p.m. ET, while Ohio competes against Japan in the consolation third-place game at 10 a.m.
- A championship win on Sunday would give Nevada back-to-back U.S. titles for the state, a feat not seen since 2007, while Ohio manager Timothy Nichting concludes a 43-year coaching career with his fifth Williamsport appearance.
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