Black Positive People : Mo'ne Davis makes history as first girl to throw Little League World Series shutout

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... Now that would be something:



Mo'ne Davis teams up with Southsiders
WLS – Chicago 2:10 mins

It was JRW that knocked Mo'ne Davis' team out of the World Series, but apparently there are no hard feelings.

click to see interesting video:
http://news.yahoo.com/video/mone-davis-teams-southsiders-032243610.html

 

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Mo'Ne Davis heads to WNBA conference finals

FILE - In this Aug. 24, 2014, file photo, Taney Dragons' Mo'ne Davis smiles as her team is greeted by fans and city officials during their return to Philadelphia after the Little League World Series. The Little League sensation is heading to the WNBA conference finals in Minnesota on Sunday, Aug. 31. She'll sit with WNBA president Laurel J. Richie and meet both teams, including former UConn stars Diana Taurasi and Maya Moore before the game starts.(AP Photo/Joseph Kaczmarek, File)


Little League World Series sensation Mo'Ne Davis is heading to the conference finals in Minnesota on Sunday.

The 13-year-old star pitcher from Philadelphia became the 18th girl to play in the Little League World Series and the first to win a game on the mound. She has said her dream is to play for UConn and then eventually in the WNBA.

http://news.yahoo.com/llws-star-mone-davis-headed-wnba-conf-finals-192012080--spt.html

 

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NCAA: Geno Auriemma broke the rules by calling Mo'ne Davis

Having heard that 13-year-old Little League World Series sensation Mo'ne Davis is a big UConn women's basketball fan, coach Geno Auriemma took the time to call the star pitcher to congratulate her on leading her team to the U.S. semifinals.

What a thoughtful gesture by Auriemma, right? Well, apparently not everybody thinks so.

The NCAA ruled Thursday that Auriemma had committed a secondary recruiting violation by calling Davis because coaches are not permitted to call a prospect until late in their junior year of high school. Secondary violations carry little if any punishment because they are typically inadvertent in nature and represent no significant competitive advantage.


https://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaa...call-to-mo-ne-davis-are-absurd-171123869.html