Where is Lake Mary, Florida? Team is in Little League World Series 2024 US championship!

The Lake Mary All-Stars beat Henderson, Nevada on Thursday to advance in the Little League World Series.
Lake Mary, Florida plays Boerne, Texas on Saturday. The winner faces either Chinese Taipei or Japan/Venezuela on Sunday for the LLWS championship, while the loser plays a consolation game.
Lake Mary is a suburban city in Central Florida about 20 miles north of Orlando.

Lake Mary Little League is playing for the United States championship! Florida’s Little League World Series 2024 run could be one for the ages.

The team from Lake Mary, Florida beat Henderson, Nevada on Thursday night 6-3 to clinch a spot in the 2024 LLWS semifinals. They will face Boerne, Texas on Saturday in a rematch of their only loss so far in the world-renowned baseball tournament in Williamsport, Pennsylvania.

Win or lose, Lake Mary will play again Sunday against either Taoyuan City, Chinese Taipei or Barquisimeto, Venezuela. If they fall again to Texas, they play in a consolation game. With a victory, they have the chance to become the first Florida team to ever win the Little League World Series.

Has Florida ever won the Little League World Series?

Lake Mary is the 24th team from the Sunshine State to make the Little League World Series. None have ever won the title.

Five Florida teams have won the U.S. bracket, most recently Boynton Beach in 2003. And three have won the consolation third-place game, most recently Bradenton in 1997.

Lake Mary Little League World Series game: Time, TV channel, streaming schedule

Who: Lake Mary, Fla. vs. Boerne, Texas
When: 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 24
Where: Lamade Stadium (Williamsport, Pa.)
TV: ABC
Streaming: ESPN+ ($10.99 per month), WatchESPN and the ESPN app (TV provider subscription needed), Fubo (7-day free trial), YouTube TV (2-week free trial), Hulu + Live TV

Streaming options include Fubo, which offers a free trial to potential subscribers.

Wednesday, Aug. 14: Lake Mary, Florida beats Sioux Falls, South Dakota 2-1
Friday, Aug. 16: Lake Mary, Florida beats Puyallup, Washington 6-1
Monday, Aug. 19: Boerne, Texas beats Lake Mary, Florida 4-1
Tuesday, Aug. 20: Lake Mary, Florida beats Staten Island 6-1
Wednesday, Aug. 21: Lake Mary, Florida beats Wailuku, Hawaii 4-3
Thursday, Aug. 22: Lake Mary, Florida beats Henderson, Nevada 6-3
Saturday, Aug. 24: Lake Mary, Florida vs. Boerne, Texas, 3:30 p.m. on ABC (U.S. bracket championship)
Sunday, Aug. 25 (if Fla. loses): Lake Mary, Florida vs. International bracket runner-up, 10 a.m. on ESPN2 (third-place game)
Sunday, Aug. 25 (if Fla. wins): Lake Mary, Florida vs. International bracket champion, 3 p.m. on ABC (Little League World Series championship)

International championship: Taoyuan City, Chinese Taipei (Asia-Pacific) vs. Barquisimeto, Venezuela (Latin America), 12:30 p.m. Saturday, August 24 on ABC
U.S. championship: Boerne, Texas (Southwest) vs. Lake Mary, Florida (Southeast), 3:30 p.m. Saturday, August 24 on ABC
Third-place game: International runner-up vs. U.S. runner-up, 10 a.m. Sunday, August 25 on ESPN2
LLWS championship: International champion vs. U.S. champion, 3 p.m. Sunday, August 25 on ABC

No. 7 Chase Anderson: shortstop/second base/center field
No. 8 Chris Chikodroff: pitcher/outfield
No. 9 Lathan Norton: outfield/pitcher/third base
No. 10 Hunter Alexander: second base/third base
No. 12 Jacob Bibaud: outfield/pitcher
No. 14 JJ Feliciano: shortstop/third base/pitcher
No. 15 Liam Morrisey: center field/pitcher
No. 18 Luis Calo: pitcher/outfield
No. 19 Landon Bono: catcher/pitcher/third base
No. 22 Garrett Rohozen: utility
No. 25 DJ Mieses: first base
No. 26 Teraj Alexander: first base/catcher/pitcher

Lake Mary is a suburban city in Central Florida’s Seminole County, located about 20 miles north of Orlando.

Where is the Little League World Series in 2024?

The Little League World Series has been held in South Williamsport, Pennsylvania since the event’s founding in 1947. The postal address for Little League International, which runs the annual event, is Williamsport, so that’s where the tournament’s home is commonly called.

Games have been held at Howard J. Lamade Stadium since 1959. The adjoining Volunteer Stadium was first used in 2001; it hosts the international bracket games through the first week and a half of the tournament.

Contributing: Mark Bickel of The (Fort Myers) News-Press, Samantha Neely of USA TODAY Network – Florida.

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