Eggland's Best, a leading fortified egg brand, has announced the winners of its third annual Pin Design Contest in collaboration with Little League International. This exciting initiative invites participants in the Little League Challenger Division to create original artwork inspired by their love for the game, their teammates, and the inclusive spirit of the program. The winning designs are transformed into official trading pins distributed during the Challenger Exhibition Game at the Little League Baseball World Series in Williamsport, Pennsylvania.
This year's Pin Design Contest winners are Ollie and Spencer from the Berwyn-Paoli Area Little League and Frankie from the East County Little League. Their artwork was selected to represent the camaraderie, passion, and resilience that define the division.
As part of the partnership, Eggland's Best will also match Little League International's grant amount by donating an additional $15,000 to each of the winning players' local leagues.
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