Watch toms river east little league's dramatic come from behind win at world series

Watch Toms River East Little League’s Dramatic Come from Behind Win At World Series

TOMS RIVER, NJ – The Toms River East Little League ‘Beasts from the East’ made it to the Little League World Series in Livermore California this week and opened the series with a dramatic come-from-behind win. You can check out the highlights by ESPN below.

Toms River was trailing Texas 10-6 in the sixth inning but came back to tie the game in a dramatic fashion.

After three straight walks, Toms River’s Jay Longo hit a grand slam to tie the game. Later, Adrian Bilotti ripped a line drive to left field to score Cailen Cimorelli for the go ahead run to beat Texas 11-10.

New Jersey went on to lose their next game 11-4, being defeated for the second time by the Central Maui Little League of Hawaii, 11-1 on Wednesday ending their run at the title, but going deep into the tournament.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQK2r4Jz5gQ

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