Current standings in the competitive divisions of both leagues are found below the article.

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The International division of the Manhattan Beach Little League is for boys 10-11 years old by April 30. It's the second level of competitive kid-pitch baseball, one step above the Coast division.

The Grays played the Marcos March 25. It was a tight game with a 1-1 tie going into the bottom of the 4th inning. Ryan Bui came up with 1 out and on a 0-1 count hit a pitch deep to center over the fence at Premier Field for his first HR of the season. We're pretty sure that was the first 10-year-old this year to go yard. 

Bui's HR iginited a 6-run rally and the Grays pulled off a 10-6 win to stay undefeated (3-0 in-season, plus 1 victory versus Hermosa Beach in non-league action). 

The Eagles took on a Monarchs team Saturday, March 28, that was depleted by a flu bug. Three call-up players from the Coast division helped fill out the Monarchs' roster. 

Refusing to be intimidated, the scrappy Monarchs were a terror on the basepaths, stealing early and often, bouncing back whenever they got behind. Leadoff batter Nathan Smith scored three times, even rounding the bases on a hit when his single was misplayed. 

The Eagles held a 7-6 lead going to the bottom of the 5th, behind 3 and 2/3rds innings of quality pitching by Finn Warren. That's when the Eagles rallied to score four times with two outs, putting the game out of reach. 

The final 11-7 score left the Eagles (4-0) as one of three undefeated teams going into the season's Week 3.

STANDINGS FOR ALL DIVISIONS