Meet the 2026 Little League Softball World Series team from Florida

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Lake Mary Little League came up short last year at the Little League Softball World Series. Now an almost totally new team is back in Greenville, North Carolina, to bring another championship trophy back home.

The champs of Florida yet again, Lake Mary tore through the Southeast regional tournament, winning all four games in Warner Robins, Georgia, to secure its second straight LLSWS appearance. Their 2025 run came up one game short of a spot in the semifinals, losing twice in the double-elimination tournament to Oklahoma by a combined score of 5-2.

Brynn Fieser is the only player back from that group. The rest of the 12- and 13-year-olds will be fresh faces playing for Florida's first Little League softball title since 1996 (the Lake Mary baseball team, of course, won it all in 2024). Florida will have at least one celebrity in their cheering section: Taurean Green, a starter on the Florida Gators' back-to-back national championship basketball teams in the 2000s, was a staple at regionals rooting for daughter Kylie Green, Lake Mary's center fielder.

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The Little League World Series pits 12 teams of 10- to 12-year-olds from across the world against each other for the world championship. While Little League Baseball requires all players to fall under the age limit by the end of August, Little League Softball rules state anyone who was 12 before Jan. 1 is eligible to compete.

Florida roster in 2026 Little League Softball World Series​

Meet the Lake Mary All-Stars representing Florida in the 2026 Little League Softball World Series:

Parker Gorondy | #8​

• Age: 12
• Height: 4-foot-11
• Positions: Second base, utility
• Bats/throws: R/R

Zoey Brandon | #9​

• Age: 12
• Height: 5-foot-4
• Positions: Shortstop, second base
• Bats/throws: R/R

Chloe Cheek | #10​

• Age: 13
• Height: 5-foot-4
• Positions: Pitcher, shortstop
• Bats/throws: R/R

Callie Ousley | #11​

• Age: 12
• Height: 5-foot-5
• Positions: Third base, catcher
• Bats/throws: R/R

Avery Little | #13​

• Age: 13
• Height: 5-foot-3
• Positions: Catcher, utility
• Bats/throws: R/R

Kylie Green | #16​

• Age: 13
• Height: 5-foot-4
• Position: Center field
• Bats/throws: R/L

Karissa Edghill | #19​

• Age: 12
• Height: 5-foot-5
• Positions: Right field, utility
• Bats/throws: R/R

Kaylee Whitlock | #25​

• Age: 13
• Height: 5-foot-8
• Position: First base
• Bats/throws: R/R

Brynn Fieser | #28​

• Age: 12
• Height: 5-foot-7
• Positions: Pitcher, second base
• Bats/throws: R/R

Aria Tormos | #30​

• Age: 13
• Height: 5-foot-3
• Positions: Left field, utility
• Bats/throws: R/R

Quinn Marshall | #37​

• Age: 13
• Height: 5-foot-2
• Position: Left field
• Bats/throws: L/L

Riley Tolan | #77​

• Age: 13
• Height: 5-foot-6
• Positions: Pitcher, first base
• Bats/throws: R/R

Florida coaches in 2026 LLSWS​

• Manager: Brent Fieser
• Coach: Julie Brandon
• Coach: Matt Marshall

Florida Little League Softball World Series schedule​

The Little League Softball World Series is a double-elimination tournament. Here's when Lake Mary is scheduled to play at the beginning of the 2026 LLSWS. All times Eastern.

• Sunday, Aug. 2: Snohomish, Washington vs. Lake Mary, Florida | 10 a.m. | ESPN2
• Monday, Aug. 3 (if FL wins): Bologna, Italy vs. Lake Mary, Florida | 1 p.m. | ESPN2
• Tuesday, Aug. 4 (if FL loses): Lake Mary, Florida vs. Helotes, Texas; Clayton, North Carolina; or Repentigny, Quebec | 10 a.m. | ESPN2

Little League softball bracket 2026​

See Lake Mary's potential path to the championship in the 2026 Little League Softball World Series bracket.

Where to watch Little League World Series softball 2026​

The entire Little League Softball World Series will be broadcast on ESPN and ESPN2 with the championship game airing on ABC. Streaming options include Fubo, which carries all channels and includes a free trial for new subscribers.

Where is Lake Mary, Florida?​

Lake Mary is a suburban city in Central Florida's Seminole County, about 20 miles north of Orlando. In 2024, the team from Lake Mary became the first Florida team to win baseball's Little League World Series.

This article originally appeared on Florida Today: Meet the 2026 Little League Softball World Series team from Florida

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