14-year-old Little League World Series sensation Mo’ne Davis is featured in espnW's Voices of the Future series. Retired professional soccer player Julie Foudy catches up with honor student and multi-sport athlete, Davis, on the soccer field where she talks about being a girl dominating in sports.

"Throw Like A Girl" is a short documentary directed by Spike Lee about little league pitcher Mo'ne Davis. Mo'ne's spectacular performances leading up to and in the Little League World Series catapulted her to stardom.

Mo'ne Davis has hed a heck of a summer. Not only did she nab a Sports Illustrated cover story, but she got to meet some of her favorite players in the WNBA. This week, Jimmy Fallon invited her to his show to pitch him some whiffle balls.

Little league pitcher Mo'ne Davis rose to prominence because of her impressive talents on the baseball diamond, but she told Sports Illustrated, for her cover profile, that she dreams of playing basketball for the University of Connecticut and hopes to one day play professionally.

13-year-old Mo'Ne Davis lead Taney Youth Baseball Association Little League of Philadelphia into the Little League World Series throwing a three-hitter on Sunday in a win over a team from Delaware. She struck out six batters in the six-inning game that had a final score of 8-0.

Davis' pitches top 70 miles per hour, and she will only be the 18th girl to play in the series' 68 year history.