>> karl: a look at the little league world series results. the last five champions, tokyo, japan, there, three times. the same little league in 2012 and this year. the last team from the united states to win it all, huntington beach, 2011. they outscored them by a bunch. and now we'll see if there's some magic left in the pennsylvania bats. >> kyle: you have to tell

yourself, we scored ten in the first inning. what makes you think we can't do that again? >> nomar: i like where your head is at right now. >> karl: krauss, going to lead things off. first pitch is a ball. so, kawashima, still in there. throwing his 70th pitch. tomita is there, and willing to go if they need him. a lot of swings and misses against this crafty lefty. you got here swinging, you may as well go down swinging. there you go. in play, but the shortstop,

aoki. that's one guy you know you don't want to hit it to. just makes it look way too easy. two outs away from a little league world series championship. perfect throw. >> kyle: getting an out before the runner is even in the frame. he's not even there. >> karl: phillips, with a big smile on his face. here we go now. it may be a fair ball. it will be. >> kyle: what a play. >> nomar: how about sugimoto? >> kyle: that's really good. >> karl: to not give up, and watch how fast he gets there, gets in a position to make the throw. sugimoto sheds the mask. fields it, sets the right foot.

just the exchange with the hands, the quick release. looks like a second baseman making the play. >> karl: last chance, kaden peifer. he was on the mound. forlorn in the last inning. let's see what he can do here. attaboy, held up. 1-1. nobody that that lewisberry area will forget the season these kids provided for them. 2-1. united states champions. and you really want to remember and appreciate them. the henlines, krausses,

kolmansbergers. cube l cubbler, wirt, wizman, all of them. on the ground to short. japan is your little league series series champion in 2015! fans on the lewisberry side cheering. and their motto has been why not us? it's a great motivator for little leagues around the country. kitasuna ll ittle league, now having won three of these championships.

outstoring pennsylvania 16-1 over the final five innings. they can play low-run games and high-run games. >> kyle: a lot of records broken today. the most runs scored in a little league championship game, and a tie with kitasuna. >> nomar: it's been a fun 12 days. and the kids from pennsylvania, giving themselves something they'll never forget. >> karl: they are the u.s. champions. and only 16 got a chance to play here in williamsport. it's a dream come true for the kids from tokyo. and certainly a tribute to the fans of little league baseball. they know a good thing when they see it. over 189,000 turned out to watch

these kids from pennsylvania play. and there's a good chance we'll see that team from kitasuna come back here next year. time to turn the page and focus on the football and more importantly, the schoolwork these kids there start. one more day left in august. also, a special thanks to our crew that worked tirelessly from the camera folks out there on the first day. we had eight games, all 16 teams in action. nobody slowed down. and the researchers, producers. >> kyle: just everybody. >> nomar: what an incredible four tournament. a lot of fun. >> karl: good to be with you. our final score, 18-11.

i'm karl ravech saying, so long. stay tuned for world news tonight or your local news. diving catch. holy cow. play with love and passion in your heart. gone, it's all over. oh, that's a grand slam from wagn wagner. back-to-back no-hitters.

japan comes back in the eighth. ripped down the line. that's going to do it. and big-time, double play. that's as good as it gets. championship saturday, pitcher's duel, boys and girls. japan will win it. and we pushed it to a tie. ripped into left field, that's it. pennsylvania. right field, it's a grand slam. back-to-back-to-back go japan. it's a home run derby.

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