Catcher

Wyatt Koch from Beech Creek. Wyatt tied for third highest batting average, .417.

Laying down a bunt,

Mike Keibler, outfielder from Blanchard, P. A.

From Mill Hall, P. A., pitcher

and second baseman, Alex Garbrick. Alex led the team at the LLWS with a .538 batting average.

From Beech Creek, P. A.,

shortstop Talon Falls. Talon tied for third highest batting average at Williamsport, . 417.

Outfielder and pitcher

Landon Breon bats and throws left. Hometown: Castanea, P. A.

Keystone's Final Lap

becomes the bittersweet last statement of the team's farewell to the crowd and for most of the players, the end of their Little League career. This group is led by Cole Reeder followed by Ethan Watkins, Talon Falls, and Tyler McCloskey. Reeder pitched an excellent game against the Great Lakes entry in the LL World Series and also recited the Little League pledge at the opening ceremonies in South Williamsport, PA.

One of the Most Handsome

tractors of its era, the 1950s, bore the Oliver marque. Here it appears as a utility model "55". Oliver followed a numerical pattern for its tractors, 55 being one. The Oliver 77, big brother to the one pictured, was especially popular as a row crop and plowing tractor. This beautifully maintained or restored example is advertising this year's Nittany Antique Machinery Association show of Central Pennsylvania. Details below in our list. 

For yours truly, I'd rather be driving this than the latest whiz-bang from Detroit or across either ocean.