Hazard/Perry All-Stars win Kentucky Little League district title
Hazard/Perry County’s 8-10 All-Stars beat North Laurel for the District 4 crown and head to the Final Four in Lebanon.
The Hazard/Perry County All-Stars won the 2026 Kentucky Little League District 4 8-10 Baseball Championship and moved on after defeating North Laurel. The victory pushed the countywide all-star group into the Final Four of Kentucky Little League play, a step that keeps its state tournament run alive.
The championship gives Perry County another visible entry in District Four, where Kentucky State Little League lists Hazard Perry County Little League among the member leagues and Franklin Stivers as district administrator. That district setup matters because Hazard/Perry is not a single-school team but a countywide all-star roster representing young players from across the community.
The next stop is Monday, July 21, at Graham Memorial Park in Lebanon, where Kentucky State Little League says the 8-10, 9-11 and 10-12 age divisions are part of the tournament slate. Hazard/Perry’s path is now tied to that state tournament bracket, and the team’s win over North Laurel is the result that carried it into the Final Four round.
For families and fans in Hazard and across Perry County, the easiest way to support the all-stars is to follow them to Lebanon and turn out for the next stage of the tournament. The district title gives the team a clear local following heading into state play, and the win has already put Hazard/Perry County among the teams still standing in Kentucky’s 8-10 baseball bracket.
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