Lincoln has plenty to celebrate this week after the city’s own Carpet Land baseball team claimed the American Legion World Series title, bringing home a national championship and a wave of hometown pride.

According to KLKN-TV, Lincoln’s Carpet Land won the American Legion World Series, capping what was clearly a remarkable run through one of amateur baseball’s most prestigious tournaments. The championship game, which was also streamed on Disney+, pitted Lincoln against Portland, Oregon — a matchup that drew national attention and gave Husker fans yet another reason to cheer.

The American Legion World Series is one of the most storied events in youth and amateur baseball, bringing together top Legion teams from across the country to compete for the national title. Earning a spot in the championship game alone is a significant achievement; winning it puts Lincoln on the national baseball map in a big way.

The tournament’s semifinal round also saw Lincoln take on Midland, Michigan, in a game that was broadcast on Disney+, underscoring just how high the stakes — and the spotlight — were for the Lincoln squad throughout the competition.

Local media outlet Ingstad Media also noted Lincoln’s Legion championship, reflecting the widespread community excitement surrounding the team’s historic run. For the players, coaches, and the families who cheered them on, this title represents the payoff of countless hours of practice, dedication, and teamwork.

It’s a proud moment for Lincoln, and the kind of achievement that brings a whole community together. Congratulations to Carpet Land and everyone who helped make this championship season possible — Lincoln is cheering you on!

Sources: KLKN-TV, Ingstad Media