In 1982, the Kirkland Little League team from Washington aimed to end a 10-year drought for American teams in the international championship in Williamsport, Pennsylvania.
“Heroes. Saviors. Legends. Then, they turned 13”
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In 1982, the Kirkland Little League team from Washington aimed to end a 10-year drought for American teams in the international championship in Williamsport, Pennsylvania.
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Cody Webster and his teammates from Kirkland, Washington, sit nervously in the dugout during the 1982 Little League World Series championship game in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. As they prepare to play, the nation faces significant challenges, including the oil crisis and a new President recovering from an assassination attempt. The Kirkland team aims to end a ten-year drought for American teams in the international championship. Their game becomes a symbol of hope amid a turbulent period in American history.
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Why Watch
- See Cody Webster's team in the 1982 Little League World Series.
- Find out how youth sports reflect American history.
- Meet the young players aiming to break a decade-long drought.
Did You Know
- The championship game took place in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, in 1982.
- Cody Webster and his friends were from Kirkland, Washington.
- The film was directed by Al Szymanski and released in 2010.
- The documentary has a runtime of 53 minutes.
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What year did the Little League World Series championship game take place?
The championship game took place in 1982.
Where is the Little League World Series held?
The Little League World Series is held in Williamsport, Pennsylvania.
Who directed the documentary Little Big Men?
The documentary Little Big Men was directed by Al Szymanski.
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