Family, friends and fans proudly welcomed home Bridgewater's 12 American team Monday following their historic Little League World Series run.
Police and firefighters escorted a parade of Jeeps carrying the team, as more than 100 people waiting at Legion Field cheered on the New England Regional champions.
The heartwarming homecoming softened the blow after heartache in Williamsport, Penn., where the team was eliminated from the tournament Saturday, falling to Hamilton, Ohio, 10-0.
"It's awesome," said player JJ Gaff. "All the people here, it's awesome they're all supporting you, the whole way through."
The boys felt the love from back home as they played. Neighbors and friends threw watch parties, glued to their screens.
#home #little #league
Police and firefighters escorted a parade of Jeeps carrying the team, as more than 100 people waiting at Legion Field cheered on the New England Regional champions.
The heartwarming homecoming softened the blow after heartache in Williamsport, Penn., where the team was eliminated from the tournament Saturday, falling to Hamilton, Ohio, 10-0.
"It's awesome," said player JJ Gaff. "All the people here, it's awesome they're all supporting you, the whole way through."
The boys felt the love from back home as they played. Neighbors and friends threw watch parties, glued to their screens.
#home #little #league
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