Mo'ne Davis' best moments, in pictures

She captivated baseball fans 10 years ago during the LLWS

Aug. 2014 Mo'ne Davis became the 18th woman to compete in the Little League World Series (4th American)

Aug. 2014 At just 13, her pitches had an average velocity of 70 mph, which would be the equivalent of 93 mph reaction time on a full-sized diamond. Other kids her age were only averaging 63 mph

Aug. 15, 2014 Davis is the 1st female pitcher in LLWS history to pitch a shutout. She finished her run with 14 Ks, 3 ER in 8 1/2 IP.

Aug. 15, 2014 The rising star also became the 1st woman to earn a win on the mound in LLWS history

Aug. 25, 2014 She also became the 1st Little League baseball player to appear on the cover of a US sports magazine Credit: Sports Illustrated

Sept. 2, 2014 She threw out the 1st pitch at Dodger Stadium and to nobody's surprise, it was a perfect strike

Aug. 2017 Davis continued her junior baseball career with the Phillies' Junior RBI team at the RBI World Series

Aug. 19, 2018 Davis continues to be a presence at the LLWS, attending as a mentor and special guest

May 25, 2024 A decade after her iconic LLWS run, Davis joined former MLB players for the Hall of Fame East-West Classic, a tribute to the Negro Leagues All-Star Games