Big League World Series (Host Team)

The Big League World Series (BLWS) Host team was one of six United States "regions" that sent teams to the World Series. The Big League division was discontinued by Little League Baseball after the 2016 BLWS.

Host Teams at the Big League World Series

Year	City	BLWS	Record
1968	Winston-Salem, North Carolina	Third Place	1–2
1969		Runner–Up	2–2
1970	Broward County, Florida	Not in Top 4	1–2
1971		Fourth Place	2–2
1972			1–2
1973			2–2
1974		Not in Top 4	1–2
1975		Third Place	2–2
1976		Runner–Up	5–2
1977			3–2
1978		Fourth Place	4–2
1979		Not in Top 4	2–2
1980		Fourth Place	2–2
1981			3–2
1982		Not in Top 4	0–2
1983		Runner–Up	3–2
1984		Not in Top 4	2–2
1985		Champions	5–1
1986		Runner–Up	3–2
1987			5–2
1988			4–2
1989		Fourth Place	3–2
1990		Third Place	3–2
1991			4–2
1992		Champions	7–1
1993		Runner–Up	5–2
1994			4–2
1995			4–2
1996		Not in Top 4	2–2
1997		Champions	5–0
1998		Not in Top 4	1–2
1999	Tucson, Arizona		1–3
2000			2–2
2001	Easley, South Carolina	Fourth Place	3–3
2002		Semifinals	3–2
2003		Champions	6–0
2004			6–0
2005			5–1
2006		Semifinals	4–1
2007		Champions	5–1
2008		Not in Top 4	3–1
2009			2–2
2010			1–3
2011		US Final	4–1
2012		Runner–Up	4–2
2013		Not in Top 4	2–2
2014		US Final	3–2
2015			3–2
2016		Not in Top 4	2–2
Year	City	BLWS	Record

Results by Host

City	BLWS Hosted	BLWS Championships	W–L	PCT
Broward County, Florida	29	3	88–54	0.620
Easley, South Carolina	16	4	56–25	0.691
Winston-Salem, North Carolina	2	0	3–4	0.429
Tucson, Arizona			3–5	0.375
Total	49	7	150–88	0.630

See also

Host Teams in other Little League divisions

• Intermediate League
• Junior League
• Senior League

References

This page was last edited on 6 March 2024, at 09:51