- March 26, 2026
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Teammates greeted Windermere junior pitcher Xavier Roman at the dugout in between his six-inning perfect game against West Orange.
West Orange junior pitcher Braxton Stalvey checked on the runner at first.
A Winter Garden Little Leaguer beamed with joy as he stood on the field pregame.
Little Leaguers posed with West Orange High School baseball players along the third-base line before the game’s first pitch.
West Orange players made some noise from the home dugout.
A pair of Little Leaguers rushed the field pregame to meet West Orange junior pitcher Braxton Stalvey and senior outfielder and first baseman Javier Rivas.
Windermere senior pitcher Mic Streibig lurked at third base, eyeing any opportunity to steal home.
Little leaguers stormed out of the home dugout pregame onto the West Orange High School baseball field.
Little Leaguers lined up with West Orange junior pitcher Braxton Stalvey, senior outfielder and first baseman Javier Rivas, and senior catcher Angel Martinez.
Windermere junior outfielder and pitcher Diego Rodriguez let out a roar as he mets his teammates at home plate after scoring.
West Orange senior outfielder Miguel Acosta took a swing.
West Orange senior outfielder and first baseman Javier Rivas was at bat.
Windermere junior pitcher Xavier Roman geared up a fastball during his 70-pitch perfect game against the West Orange Warriors.
For the first time in the program’s history, Windermere High baseball team had a perfect game. Junior Xavier Roman’s 70-pitch performance Tuesday, March 24, helped the Wolverines top West Orange 10-0 in six innings at the Warriors’ home field.
Windermere broke away in the fifth. Up 1-0, the Wolverines scored six of its runs before adding another three the following inning to force the run-rule victory.
The game was played in front of a mix of Windermere and West Orange faithful, as well as a batch of Little Leaguers. The West Orange High School’s baseball booster club organized Little League Night, allowing Little League players to run out onto the field pregame for the national anthem and to gain free admission if they wore their jerseys.
Every player on each high school team started in Little League, setting an example for where the next generation of Little League players may be headed.
