Final 2026 archive
Every Section 1 game for District 3 teams.
Four District 3 champions represented Marin and San Francisco at Section 1. Mill Valley won the Little League 12U title, Twin Cities won the 8-10 title, and every game from all four team runs is preserved below.
How teams get here
Section 1 is the next round after District 3.
Individual Little Leagues do not all enter Section 1 directly. Each district runs its own All-Star tournament first, then sends its district champion into the Section 1 bracket.
Game-by-game
How each District 3 team finished
Final scores are shown where they were published in the official Section 1 bracket. The 8-10 bracket published the winners and tournament path without final scores, so those games are preserved as wins without inventing numbers.
Mill Valley Little League
4-0Outscored opponents 29-6
- Jul 16 · Game 1Martinez (D4)W 11-1
- Jul 18 · Game 3Napa American (D53)W 5-2
- Jul 19 · Game 5Petaluma National (D35)W 5-1
- Jul 21 · ChampionshipDavis National (D64)W 8-2
Won the title undefeated; no if-necessary game was needed.
Twin Cities Little League
1-2Three one-run games
- Jul 18 · Game 3Benicia (D53)W 6-5
- Jul 19 · Game 5Alameda (D4)L 4-5
- Jul 20 · Game 7Rincon Valley (D35)L 3-4
Rincon Valley went on to win the 9-11 Section 1 championship.
Twin Cities Little League
3-0Undefeated tournament run
- Jul 17 · Game 3Rincon Valley (D35)Win
- Jul 18 · Game 5Davis National (D64)Win
- Jul 20 · ChampionshipDavis National (D64)Win
The official bracket records Twin Cities as champion but does not publish the final scores for this division.
Novato North Little League
1-2Eliminated by one run
- Jul 2 · Game 1North-South Oakland (D4)L 1-3
- Jul 4 · Game 4St. Helena (D53)W 14-0
- Jul 5 · Game 6Dixon (D64)L 5-6
North-South Oakland went on to win the Intermediate Section 1 championship.