RAINED OUT: Massapequa Coast to play Monday morning at Little League World Series
Inclement weather has postponed Massapequa Coast's game this afternoon in the Little League World Series. They will play Monday morning at approximately 11 a.m.
News 12 Staff
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Aug 21, 2022, 4:29 PM
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Updated 623 days ago
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5h agoThe Massapequa Coast
Little League team will have to wait a bit longer for their chance to turn
things around on the field.
Their second matchup
of the Little League World Series tournament vs. Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania
was postponed due to inclement weather Sunday afternoon. They will play Monday morning
at approximately 11 a.m.
There are no plans for a watch party at John Burns Park in Massapequa due to the expected rain headed toward Long Island, Town of Oyster Bay officials said.
Fans told News 12 they are not
sweating Friday's 12-0 loss to Honolulu. They are instead focusing on
what they hope will be a major comeback in the double elimination tournament.
“Just play your hearts out. Good
luck! We are all rooting for you," said Eileen Gajdos, of Massapequa.
The crowd was around twice the size of last week's watch party when Massapequa advanced to the Little League World Series.
