List of Little League World Series champions by division

This article details the list of Little League World Series winners by division. There are currently four World Series tournaments played each summer.

Little League Baseball Divisions
Division Location First Held Age of players
Little League Baseball (World Series) South Williamsport, Pennsylvania 1947 10–13 years old
Intermediate League Baseball (World Series) Livermore, California 2013 11–13 years old
Junior League Baseball (World Series) Taylor, Michigan 1981 13–15 years old
Senior League Baseball (World Series) Easley, South Carolina 1961 13–16 years old
Big League Baseball (World Series)
(discontinued after 2016)		 — 1968 15–18 years old

Champions by year
YearLittle[1]Intermediate[2]Junior[3]Senior[4]Big[5]
1947 Williamsport, Pennsylvania
First Held in 2013
First Held in 1981
First Held in 1961
First Held in 1968
1948 Lock Haven, Pennsylvania
Not Yet Created
Not Yet Created
Not Yet Created
Not Yet Created
1949 Hammonton, New Jersey
1950 Houston, E. Texas
1951 Stamford, Connecticut
1952 Norwalk, Connecticut
1953 Birmingham, Alabama
1954 Schenectady, New York
1955 Morrisville, Pennsylvania
1956 Roswell, New Mexico
1957 Monterrey, Mexico
1958 Monterrey, Mexico
1959 Hamtramck, Michigan
1960 Levittown, Pennsylvania
1961 El Cajon, S. California Natrona Heights, Pennsylvania
1962 Campbell, N. California West Hempstead, New York
1963 Granada Hills, S. California Monterrey, Mexico
1964 Staten Island, New York Massapequa, New York
1965 Windsor Locks, Connecticut Monterrey, Mexico
1966 Houston, E. Texas East Rochester, New York
1967 West Tokyo, Japan Westbury, New York
1968 Wakayama, Japan New Hyde Park, New York Charleston, West Virginia
1969 Taichung, Taiwan Sacramento, N. California Barstow, S. California
1970 Wayne, New Jersey Tampa, Florida Lincolnwood, Illinois
1971 Tainan, Taiwan La Habra, S. California San Jose, N. California
1972 Taipei, Taiwan Pingtung, Taiwan Orlando, Florida
1973 Tainan, Taiwan Taipei, Taiwan Lincolnwood, Illinois
1974 Kaohsiung, Taiwan Pingtung, Taiwan Taipei, Taiwan
1975 Lakewood, New Jersey * Pingtung, Taiwan Taipei, Taiwan
1976 Tokyo, Japan Pingtung, Taiwan Taipei, Taiwan
1977 Kaohsiung, Taiwan Taipei, Taiwan Taipei, Taiwan
1978 Pingtung, Taiwan Hualien, Taiwan Taipei, Taiwan
1979 Chiayi, Taiwan Taichung, Taiwan West Hempstead, New York
1980 Hualien, Taiwan Pingtung, Taiwan Buena Park, S. California
1981 Taichung, Taiwan Boardman, Ohio Georgetown, Delaware Taipei, Taiwan
1982 Kirkland, Washington Tampa, Florida Santa Barbara, S. California San Juan, Puerto Rico
1983 Marietta, Georgia Manatí, Puerto Rico Pingtung, Taiwan Taipei, Taiwan
1984 Seoul, South Korea Pearl City, Hawaii Altamonte Springs, Florida Taipei, Taiwan
1985 Seoul, South Korea Tampa, Florida Pingtung, Taiwan Broward County, Florida (H)
1986 Tainan, Taiwan Waldorf, Maryland Taipei, Taiwan Maracaibo, Venezuela
1987 Hualien, Taiwan Rowland Heights, S. California Athens, Ohio Taipei, Taiwan
1988 Taichung, Taiwan Mexicali, Mexico Pingtung, Taiwan Taipei, Taiwan
1989 Trumbull, Connecticut Manatí, Puerto Rico Pingtung, Taiwan Taipei, Taiwan
1990 Tainan, Taiwan Yabucoa, Puerto Rico Pingtung, Taiwan Taipei, Taiwan
1991 Taichung, Taiwan Spring, E. Texas Pingtung, Taiwan Taipei, Taiwan
1992 Long Beach, S. California Tucson, Arizona Pingtung, Taiwan Broward County, Florida (H)
1993 Long Beach, S. California Cayey, Puerto Rico La Vega, Dominican Republic Taipei, Taiwan
1994 Maracaibo, Venezuela Thousand Oaks, S. California Brandon, Florida Taipei, Taiwan
1995 Tainan, Taiwan Lake Charles, Louisiana Dunedin, Florida Tainan, Taiwan
1996 Kaohsiung, Taiwan Spring, E. Texas Maracaibo, Venezuela Kaohsiung, Taiwan
1997 Guadalupe, Mexico Salem, New Hampshire San Francisco, Venezuela Broward County, Florida (H)
1998 Toms River, New Jersey Mission Viejo, S. California Diamond Bar, S. California Thousand Oaks, S. California
1999 Hirakata, Japan Arroyo, Puerto Rico Conway, Florida (H) Orlando, Florida
2000 Maracaibo, Venezuela Aiea, Hawaii Panama City, Panama Fraser Valley, Canada
2001 Tokyo, Japan Aiea, Hawaii Palm Harbor, Florida Westminster, S. California
2002 Louisville, Kentucky Cartersville, Georgia Willemstad, Curaçao San Juan, Puerto Rico
2003 Tokyo, Japan La Mirada, S. California Hilo, Hawaii Easley, South Carolina (H)
2004 Willemstad, Curaçao Tampa, Florida Freehold Township, New Jersey Easley, South Carolina (H)
2005 ʻEwa Beach, Hawaii Panama City, Panama Urbandale, Iowa Easley, South Carolina (H)
2006 Columbus, Georgia El Campo, E. Texas Falcón, Venezuela Thousand Oaks, S. California
2007 Warner Robins, Georgia Pearl City, Hawaii Cartersville, Georgia Easley, South Carolina (H)
2008 Waipahu, Hawaii Willemstad, Curaçao Upper Deerfield, New Jersey Taylors, South Carolina
2009 Chula Vista, S. California Scottsdale, Arizona Houston, E. Texas Santiago, Dominican Republic
2010 Tokyo, Japan Taipei, Taiwan San Nicolaas, Aruba San Juan, Puerto Rico
2011 Huntington Beach, S. California Tampa, Florida Hilo, Hawaii Taylors, South Carolina
2012 Tokyo, Japan Rockledge, Florida Guatemala City, Guatemala San Juan, Puerto Rico
2013 Tokyo, Japan Osaka, Japan Taoyuan, Taiwan Chitré, Panama Greenville County, South Carolina
2014 Seoul, South Korea Nogales, Arizona Taichung, Taiwan Houston, E. Texas Clearwater, Florida
2015 Tokyo, Japan Seoul, South Korea Taichung, Taiwan Houston, E. Texas Guayama, Puerto Rico
2016 Maine–Endwell, New York Wailuku, Hawaii Taoyuan, Taiwan Chicago, Illinois Taoyuan, Taiwan
2017 Tokyo, Japan Guayama, Puerto Rico Taoyuan, Taiwan Aguadulce, Panama
Discontinued in 2016
2018 Honolulu, Hawaii Seoul, South Korea Taoyuan, Taiwan Willemstad, Curaçao
No Longer Held
2019 River Ridge, Louisiana McCalla, Alabama Fullerton, S. California Wailuku, Hawaii
2020
Cancelled due to COVID-19 crisis[6]
YearLittleIntermediateJuniorSeniorBig

Statistics

World Series won by Country/State
This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.