Curacao Wins Little League World Series Semifinal Against Taiwan with 2-0 Score

Seattle Sports

The Little League World Series is one of the most exciting events in youth sports. This year, the semifinal match between Curacao and Taiwan was no exception. On August 24th, 2019, Curacao emerged victorious with a score of 2-0.

Curacao’s team was led by pitcher Jurdrick Profar, who pitched a complete game shutout. He allowed only two hits and struck out nine batters. His performance was key to the team’s success, as Curacao was able to keep Taiwan from scoring any runs.

The Curacao team was also aided by some timely hitting. In the fourth inning, Curacao’s Jair Helder hit a two-run home run to give his team the lead. This proved to be all the offense Curacao needed to secure the victory.

The win was a huge moment for Curacao, as it marks the first time a team from the Caribbean nation has made it to the Little League World Series finals. The team will now face off against Hawaii in the championship game on August 25th.

The semifinal between Curacao and Taiwan was an exciting game that showcased the talent of both teams. With Curacao’s victory, they have now earned a spot in the finals and have a chance to make history by becoming the first Caribbean team to win the Little League World Series.

Curacao Wins Little League World Series Semifinal Against Taiwan with 2-0 Score