Little League Pitching Superstar Mo'ne Davis Is Now an Ankle-Breaking Baller
Four years ago today, Mo'ne Davis was the first girl to pitch a shutout win at the Little League World Series. At 13 years old, Mo'ne allowed two hits with eight strikeouts in the 4-0 victory, even clocking a 71 mph fastball. She was propelled to overnight stardom and even donated her jersey to the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Now 17 years old, Mo'ne is focusing on basketball. The rising senior is an ankle-breaking point guard with a lethal three-point shot. Mo'ne's baseball legacy will never be forgotten, but keep your eyes out on her hoops future.
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