Little Leaguer consoles pitcher who hit him in head in heartwarming scene

An incident that, for a brief moment, looked like it could be one of horror, turned into an endearing scene at Tuesday's mini baseball game. In the Southwest District Championships, Berland was competing against Tulsa when Kayden Shelton of Team Texas threw a hurricane hit Isaiah Jarvis of Tulsa on the ear flap of his helmet around the temple. Jarvis got off, his helmet got off, but soon he was able to get back on his feet and get to first base. Little League Stadium Isaiah Jarvis of Tulsa hit the ear flap of his helmet, and Jarvis descended around the temple immediately, causing Jarvis to fall. Great concern from fans and players It was there that Jarvis noticed his opponent, Shelton, was shaken after he accidentally hit him on the head with the ball and called a timeout. He walked towards Kom to comfort his opponent, hugged him and offered him some words of encouragement. “Hey, you’re doing a great job,” Jarvis said, as fans applauded the display of sportsmanship unfolding in front of them. There was a heartwarming moment when Jarvis got up to give the stunned archer a hug Then the rest of Enfield Berland followed Chilton's example and came to the pile to check on their teammate. Pearland ended up scoring a 9-4 victory which confirmed his place in the Little League World Series.