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Johnston County defeats Kentucky 2-0 in Little League Softball World Series final

Johnston County Little League 12U defeats Kentucky 2-0 in the Little League Softball World Series on Sunday

In a thrilling showdown, the Johnston County Little League 12U softball team emerged victorious on Sunday, clinching the Little League Softball World Series championship with a 2-0 win over Kentucky. This triumph marks North Carolina's third consecutive appearance in the final, with the state's teams securing two championships in the past four years.

This win also marks the first national title for the town of Johnston County, following an incredible season that saw them rise from state champions to national champions. While fans in person were treated to a post-game watch party, the broader community joined in celebration once the team returned home, an official announced.

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