- April 23, 2024
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The Black Mambas of the Junior League Division. Photo by Jeff Dawsey
Anthony Hernandez was the winning pitcher for the Black Mambas. Photos by Jeff Dawsey
Emma Mullin slides home and was called safe when Emily Warren dropped the ball on the tag. Photo by Jeff Dawsey
Domingo Gonzalez dyed his hair pink to give his team extra motivation. Photo by Jeff Dawsey
William Quartier hit a single and eventually made it home for the go-ahead run in his team' s win. Photo by Jeff Dawsey
Palm Coast Little League’s closing ceremony’s fast approach only means teams are currently battling to win every playoff match and win the ultimate championship game.
I love baseball, and teaching the sport is in my DNA, so to be able to share it with these hardworking kids is a blessing."
RAUL HERNANDEZ
As some teams who have punched their ticket to the title game await their opponents, the Black Mambas from the seniors division finished their season with a 10-7 win over rookie head coach Domingo Gonzalez’s team Saturday, May 20, at the Indian Trails Sports Complex.
The win completed the three-peat for the Mambas and their head coach, Raul Hernandez.
“I’ve been blessed to have kids and families believe in our coaching staff these last few years,” he said. “My goal as the coach
is to get them better every day and put them in a winning surrounding where they build confidence. Most of them want to play high school ball, and we want to set them up to be successful. I love baseball, and teaching the sport is in my DNA, so to be able to share it with these hardworking kids is a blessing."
As of today (at noon on Tuesday, May 23), Hernandez’s other team in the Majors division waiting on the winner of coach Doug Berryhill/Jason Roberts’s match. In the Minor-A Division, Michael Wirth’s team is waiting on the winner of Dave Smith/Jim Greenberg teams.
All champions will be awarded trophies at the closing ceremony on Saturday, June 3, at the Indian Trails Sports Complex.
