‘We don’t crack under pressure’: Boerne Little League confident ahead of LLWS

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In a thrilling development for youth baseball enthusiasts, the Boerne Little League team is officially headed to the Little League World Series. This exciting opportunity follows a recent decision by a Waco-area judge to dissolve a temporary restraining order that had been placed on a disqualified team from Tulsa. With this resolution, the Boerne players can focus on their upcoming competition, representing Texas West in the prestigious event in Williamsport.

Kase Yarbough, a standout shortstop for the Boerne team, expressed confidence in their defensive capabilities, stating, “Our defense is going to be one of the best in the USA.” His teammate, Walker Yost, who plays both shortstop and outfield, echoed this sentiment, emphasizing their ability to thrive under pressure: “We don’t crack under pressure. We exceed over pressure.”

The team’s resilience is a testament to their dedication and hard work. Yost noted, “If we face really good players, we could probably beat them if we’re doing good.” This competitive spirit has been nurtured under the guidance of their head coach, Greg Yost. With a decade of coaching experience, Coach Yost prioritizes not just winning, but also ensuring that his players enjoy the game and learn valuable lessons from both victories and defeats.

Yost reflected on the significance of reaching this stage, stating, “There’s a lot of good baseball in Texas.” He believes his team is prepared to face the challenges that lie ahead in Williamsport. “Just winning the regional tournament is a big win. Do I think they can have success in Williamsport? Absolutely,” he affirmed, showcasing his belief in their capability to compete on a national level.

The Boerne team is set to play on August 21, with their opponent yet to be determined. As they prepare for this monumental event, the community rallies behind them, hopeful for what the future holds. The journey to the Little League World Series encapsulates not just a pursuit of excellence on the field, but also a celebration of teamwork, sportsmanship, and the love of baseball.

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