How We Built the Little League World Series Globe @penncollege
How We Built the Little League World Series Globe  @penncollege
Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Join us behind the scenes as over 70 welding students from Pennsylvania College of Technology bring a bold vision to life—a stunning 7-foot stainless steel globe now proudly displayed outside Volunteer Stadium in South Williamsport. This collaborative project, inspired by Little League International and designed by Penn College alumni, showcases the global reach of Little League Baseball and the exceptional craftsmanship of Penn College students.

Watch as students transform 1,000 feet of round stock into a 1,200-pound masterpiece featuring continent-shaped metal cutouts. Learn how faculty, designers, and engineers came together to create a lasting symbol of community, creativity, and international unity—just in time for the 2025 Little League World Series.

🔧 Featuring:

Welding Blueprint & Layout II students
Instructor Michael R. Allen
Engineering design by Craig A. Miller
Concept art by Penn College alumni at Little League


📍 Location:
Volunteer Stadium, South Williamsport, PA

📅 Unveiled:
August 2025

📸 Perfect for:
Photo ops, fans, and anyone inspired by the power of teamwork and education.
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