Little League Baseball, a privately owned organization headquartered in the United States, was founded in 1939 with approximately 60 employees, focusing on bat sports. The organization functions as a US-based non-profit sports entity that organizes local youth baseball and softball leagues throughout the United States and globally.
On September 8, 2026, Little League International named Lisa Lessun as its new Grants Manager. On the same day, the organization also brought former interns Abigail McLaughlin and Jillian Ulozas onto its full-time staff. Vice President of Human Resources Kristina Parker highlighted their impact, strong work ethic, eagerness to learn, and passion during their internships. Previously, on August 26, Nevada Little Leaguer Carsynn Meyer made a return visit to Williamsport, an event that built on the 1974 decision allowing girls, initiated by Maria Pepe, to compete in the program. Earlier, on August 20, American thoroughbred racehorse trainer Cherie DeVaux became the 10th female inducted into the Little League Hall of Excellence. DeVaux, who set a precedent in 2026 as the first female trainer to win two Triple Crown races—the Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes—started her athletic career with Little League Softball at Englewood Area (Fla.) Little League. This followed the August 19 announcement that Eggland’s Best and Little League International recognized Ollie and Spencer from Berwyn-Paoli Area Little League and Frankie from East County Little League as the winners of the Third Annual Pin Design Contest for their designs celebrating the camaraderie, passion, and resilience of the Little League Challenger Division.
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