But he was more than good enough with a dominant performance on the mound on Sunday to lead Chinese Taipei to a 7-0 win over Nevada in the Little League World Series championship game. The LLWS title is the first for an International team since Japan won in 2017. The title is a record 18th for a team from Chinese Taipei, but its first since 1996.

Tse retired the first 13 batters he faced and allowed just one hit in five innings as Chinese Taipei beat Nevada 7-0 in the Little League Baseball World Series championship Sunday, ending a 29-year title drought for the country.