How to Watch the Pony League World Series: Live Stream, TV Channel

Here’s how to watch the Pony League World Series. Stream live on Fubo.

Fans in the Pittsburgh area can tune in this week and watch the Pony League World Series on Fubo. The tournament can be watched on SportsNet Pittsburgh and its alternate feed. This tournament is run by the non-profit organization PONY Baseball and Softball, which stands for Protect Our Nation’s Youth. Started in 1951, PONY is headquartered in Washington, PA, but holds events all around the country. Past alums of the organization include Tony Gwynn and Cal Ripken Jr., both members of the Hall of Fame.

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According to Wikipedia, “The Pony League World Series is the flagship tournament of PONY Baseball and Softball. After the creation of the organization in 1951, there were already 505 teams across 106 leagues the following year. This prompted PONY to create the Pony League World Series in Washington County, Pennsylvania, which has hosted a majority of the tournaments since the inaugural edition in 1952. From 1964 through 1983, the tournament did not have a set location and sometimes took place in other states: California (1964–1965, 1978), Iowa (1979–1980), Illinois (1967, 1974–1975), Nebraska (1966), Texas (1977), and Washington (1983). In 1981, World Series Tournaments, Incorporated (WSTI) was put in charge of running the tournament, and every tournament since 1984 has been played in Washington County, although no team from Pennsylvania has won the tournament since 1955.”

Fans of youth baseball are having a great time right now as the Little League World Series is also currently ongoing. Subscribe to Fubo now to watch the top youth baseball players and teams in the world this week.