Little League Baseball is on fire even before the big days in Williamsport.Little League on Monday ruled that Tulsa National Little League's 12U team had an ineligible player on the roster and booted it from the Southwest Region Tournament, the final stop before the Little League World Series.However, a Texas judge reinstated the team just hours later through a temporary restraining order, despite Little League saying its decision was "final and binding."CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMA general view of the large baseball decoration at Lamade Stadium.(Evan Habeeb-USA TODAY Sports)Thus, Tulsa National Little League is set to face Boerne Little League, representing Texas West, on Tuesday at 6 p.m.
ET in Waco, with a trip to Williamsport on the line.Little League initially ruled that Boerne Little League's Monday game against Louisiana (Ascension Parish Little League) would be for the Southwest championship - Boerne won 4-1 and celebrated on the field, thinking it had just earned a trip to every child's dream.However, it now must play one more game against a team with an ineligible player.Little League did not immediately respond to a request for comment."Judge [Ryan] Luna made the right decision to give the boys an opportunity to play the game and decide everything on the field," Tulsa National's attorney, Griffin Media, said, via News on 6."These boys are ball players and ball players do just that - play ball.FILE - Taiwan lines the third baseline as Lake Mary, Fla., lines the first baseline during team introductions before the Little League World Series Championship game at Lamade Stadium in South Williamsport, Pa., Sunday, Aug.
25, 2024.(AP Photo/Gene J.
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