Catcher Mason Ray went 4 for 4 with a home run and a double to lead Bryan Harvey to a 6-0 win over Bryan United on Sunday at Weedon Ballpark.

The victory gave Harvey the Major Boys District 33 championship, sending the team to sectional play Friday at Austin's Northwest Little League. Harvey will meet the host team at 6 p.m.

Of Ray's hits, the first one was the biggest, giving Harvey the run it needed. It was one of three home runs hit by Harvey.

The win was Harvey's first shutout in sweeping to the championship with three wins, a march that included two wins over Bryan United. Harvey won its tournament-opening meeting 8-5.

Ray led off the game with a solo homer that boosted the pitching prowess of Harvey's Landon Miner and Jake Fuller.

Miner struck out the final six batters he faced after Juan Tomas began the game with a groundout to first. At the plate, Miner never saw a good pitch. United positioned catcher Lorenzo Galicia on the far edge of the batter's box, assuring that Miner would never see a pitch near the plate.

Miner left the mound with two strikes against Galicia, who then greeted Fuller with a single. Fuller allowed four hits, but competed the shutout despite allowing singles to Nathan Estrada and Sam Opersteny in the sixth. Fuller recorded seven strikeouts in his four innings.

Right fielder Leon Denena hit a two-run homer in the third inning for Harvey, plating Miner with his only run for a 4-0 lead. Ray opened the three-run third with a single and stole home as part of a double steal.

Cody Collins added to Harvey's lead with a home run in the sixth inning. Ray concluded a seven-hit performance by Harvey with a two-out double. All four of Ray's hits came when he faced a two-strike count with two outs.

Travis Triola and Ryan Scamardo singled for Harvey.

Opersteny and Tomas each pitched three innings for United. Opersteny, who started, allowed four hits and four runs, striking out five. Tomas gave up three hits and two runs.

Hunter Batten also had a single for Bryan United.