South Carolina came back from down five runs in extra innings to defeat South Dakota in the Little League World Series.

Facing elimination at the Little League World Series on Wednesday night, South Carolina appeared to be done. But the team from the Columbia suburb of Irmo didn't quit after giving up five runs to South Dakota in the top of the extra seventh inning to dig a 6-1 deficit.

Down by six runs, the Irmo Little League All-Stars mounted an incredible rally to stun South Dakota at the Little League World Series. The bats came alive late, capped off by Andrew Bogan, son of Irmo manager David Bogan, who delivered the finishing touch on the comeback.

The Little League Baseball World Series continued on Tuesday from Williamsport, Pennsylvania with four elimination games.

Irmo, coming off a heartbreaking loss to Las Vegas, shut out Honolulu, Hawaii, 3-0 in baseball at the Little League World Series in South Williamsport, Pa.

The Summerlin South Little League team scored a walk-off win in extra innings against South Carolina, 1-0, on Monday.

It wouldn't be the Little League World Series without some controversy. With that said, the latest drama involves one of the most egregious calls you'll see from an umpire. On Tuesday afternoon, South Carolina defeated Hawaii by a final score of 3-0.