List of Little League Softball World Series champions by division

This article details the list of girls' Little League Softball World Series winners by division. There are currently three girls' Softball World Series tournaments conducted each summer by Little League Baseball and Softball (also known as Little League International). (There are also three boys' Softball World Series tournaments played each summer.[1])

Little League Softball Divisions
Division Location First Held Age of players Series
Little League Softball Portland, Oregon 1974 11–12 years old Little League Softball World Series
Junior League Softball Kirkland, Washington 1999 12–14 years old Junior League Softball World Series
Senior League Softball Sussex County, Delaware 1976 13–16 years old Senior League Softball World Series
Big League Softball Discontinued in 2016 1982 14–18 years old Big League Softball World Series

Champions by year
YearLittle[2]Junior[3]Senior[4]Big[5]
1974 Tampa, Florida
First Held in 1999
First Held in 1976
First Held in 1982
1975 Medford, Oregon
Not Yet Created
Not Yet Created
Not Yet Created
1976 Salinas, N. California Tampa, Florida
1977 Salinas, N. California Tampa, Florida
1978 Shippensburg, Pennsylvania Tampa, Florida
1979 North Providence, Rhode Island Gaylord, Michigan
1980 Glendale, S. California Naples, Florida
1981 Gresham, Oregon Shippensburg, Pennsylvania
1982 Glendale, S. California Naples, Florida Tampa, Florida
1983 Naples, Florida Orange Park, Florida Tampa, Florida
1984 Albuquerque, New Mexico Naples, Florida Williamsport, Pennsylvania
1985 Brookfield, Illinois Des Moines, Iowa Williamsport, Pennsylvania
1986 Tampa, Florida Jenison, Michigan Tallmadge, Ohio
1987 Tampa, Florida Campbell, N. California San Jose, N. California
1988 Naples, Florida Tigard, Oregon Portland, Maine
1989 Naples, Florida Naples, Florida Portland, Maine
1990 Glendale, S. California Naples, Florida Williamsport, Pennsylvania
1991 Naples, Florida Naples, Florida Waco, W. Texas
1992 Waco, W. Texas Naples, Florida Orlando, Florida
1993 Waco, W. Texas Naples, Florida Kirkland, Washington
1994 Waco, W. Texas Naples, Florida Williamsport, Pennsylvania
1995 Waco, W. Texas Naples, Florida Tampa, Florida
1996 Clearwater, Florida Naples, Florida Lancaster, S. California
1997 Waco, W. Texas Lancaster, S. California Waldorf, Maryland
1998 Waco, W. Texas Portage, Michigan Waldorf, Maryland
1999 Waco, W. Texas Waco, W. Texas Wilmington, Delaware Waldorf, Maryland
2000 Waco, W. Texas Naples, Florida Eloy, Arizona Kalamazoo, Michigan (H)
2001 Maunabo, Puerto Rico Naples, Florida Glendale, S. California Waldorf, Maryland
2002 Waco, W. Texas Apeldoorn, Netherlands Waco, W. Texas Grand Rapids, Michigan
2003 Waco, W. Texas Bacolod, Philippines Pilot Mountain, North Carolina Waldorf, Maryland
2004 Waco, W. Texas South Bend, Indiana Maunabo, Puerto Rico Grand Rapids, Michigan
2005 McLean, Virginia Lake Wales, Florida Tampa, Florida Lancaster, S. California
2006 Mattawan, Michigan Naples, Florida Milton, Pennsylvania Kalamazoo, Michigan (H)
2007 Morristown, Tennessee Maunabo, Puerto Rico San Antonio, W. Texas Milford, Connecticut
2008 Simpsonville, South Carolina Oro Valley, Arizona Maunabo, Puerto Rico Grand Rapids, Michigan
2009 Warner Robins, Georgia Maunabo, Puerto Rico Calhoun, Louisiana Kalamazoo, Michigan (H)
2010 Warner Robins, Georgia Maunabo, Puerto Rico San Antonio, W. Texas Grand Rapids, Michigan
2011 Sterling, Illinois Croswell, Michigan Laurel, Delaware (H) Grand Rapids, Michigan
2012 Albuquerque, New Mexico Anchorage, Alaska Maunabo, Puerto Rico Manila, Philippines
2013 Tucson, Arizona Tampa, Florida South Bend, Indiana Laurel, Delaware (H)
2014 Robbinsville, New Jersey Greensburg, Pennsylvania South Bend, Indiana Milford, Delaware
2015 Rowan County, North Carolina Tampa, Florida Missoula, Montana Calhoun, Louisiana
2016 Helotes, W. Texas Maunabo, Puerto Rico Cape Coral, Florida San Juan, Puerto Rico
2017 Waco, W. Texas Poland, Ohio Georgetown, Delaware (H) Discontinued in 2016
2018 Wheelersburg, Ohio Santa Clara, Utah Batangas, Philippines
No Longer Held
2019 Salisbury, North Carolina Tampa, Florida Waco, W. Texas
2020
Cancelled due to COVID-19 crisis[6]
YearLittleJuniorSeniorBig
  • (H) Host team

Statistics

World Series won by Country / State
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