Accompanied by her brother, Sebastian, Elorah Doucette, 12, was honored Tuesday at the Little League District Tournament as Torrington’s first participant in the challenger division.
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Accompanied by her brother, Sebastian, Elorah Doucette, 12, was honored Tuesday at the Little League District Tournament as Torrington’s first participant in the challenger division, a branch of Little League for children with disabilities. Elorah, who was diagnosed with down syndrome trisomy 21, has watched her brother, a current Torrington Tiger, play baseball since he was in tee ball. Torrington Little League is aiming to have a full challenger division for next summer.
