Qualification for the 2016 Little League World Series took place in eight United States regions and eight international regions from June through August 2016.[1]
2016 Little League World Series qualification Great Lakes winner Bowling Green , Kentucky Mid-Atlantic winner Maine -Endwell , New York Midwest winner Johnston , Iowa New England winner Warwick , Rhode Island Northwest winner Bend , Oregon Southeast winner Goodlettsville , Tennessee Southwest winner San Antonio , Texas West winner Chula Vista , California Asia-Pacific and Middle East winner Seoul , South Korea Australia winner Sydney , New South Wales Canada winner Vancouver , British Columbia Caribbean winner Willemstad , Curaçao Europe and Africa winner Emilia , Italy Japan winner Tokyo Latin America winner Aguadulce , Panama Mexico winner San Nicolás de los Garza , Nuevo Leon
United States
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The tournament began August 7 in Indianapolis, Indiana .[1] Howard J. Lamade Stadium in South Williamsport, Pennsylvania on August 15.[2]
August 8 – Game 3
9
August 7 – Game 1
11
4
August 10 – Game 7
2
6
August 7 – Game 2
11
8
August 8 – Game 4 (F/4 )
15
11
1
August 15 – Championship
7
August 9 – Game 5 (F/4 )
2
3
August 11 – Game 8
19
0
August 9 – Game 6 (F/4 )
1
15
August 12 – Game 9
2
7
9
The tournament took place in Bristol, Connecticut from August 7–13.[1]
August 8 – Game 3
7
August 7 – Game 1
2
7
August 10 – Game 7
10
2
August 7 – Game 2
8
6
August 8 – Game 4
8
0
1
August 13 – Championship
6
August 9 – Game 5 (F/7 )
2
2
August 11 – Game 8
5
5
August 9 – Game 6
9
1
August 12 – Game 9
5
3
11
The tournament took place in Indianapolis, Indiana from August 7–13.[1]
Note: North Dakota and South Dakota are organized into a single Little League district.
August 8 – Game 3
9
August 7 – Game 1
0
4
August 10 – Game 7
3
7
August 7 – Game 2
1
10
August 8 – Game 4
6
6
0
August 13 – Championship
3
August 9 – Game 5
0
7
August 11 – Game 8
15
6
August 9 – Game 6
3
2
August 12 – Game 9
9
2
5
The tournament took place in Bristol, Connecticut from August 7–13.[1]
August 8 – Game 3
5
August 7 – Game 1
2
8
August 10 – Game 7
4
10
August 7 – Game 2
7
7
August 8 – Game 4 (F/5 )
1
10
0
August 13 – Championship
5
August 9 – Game 5 (F/5 )
1
4
August 11 – Game 8
14
11
August 9 – Game 6
17
8
August 12 – Game 9 (F/5 )
2
0
11
The tournament took place in San Bernardino, California from August 7–13.[1]
August 8 – Game 3
13
August 7 – Game 1
9
10
August 11 – Game 8
2
7
August 7 – Game 2 (F/4 )
18
1
August 8 – Game 4
15
2
8
August 13 – Championship
1
August 9 – Game 5
5
2
August 10 – Game 7
6
15
August 9 – Game 6
0
3
August 12 – Game 9
6
0
12
The tournament took place in Warner Robins, Georgia from August 5–10.[1]
August 5 – Game 1
3
August 6 – Game 7
1
7
August 5 – Game 2
3
7
August 8 – Game 11
9
4
August 5 – Game 3 (F/5 )
5
14
August 6 – Game 8
1
3
August 5 – Game 4 (F/7 )
6
5
3
August 10 – Championship (F/4 )
15
August 6 – Game 5 (F/4 )
3
19
August 7 – Game 9
0
4
2
August 8 – Game 12
5
August 6 – Game 6
1
8
August 7 – Game 10
12
5
4
August 9 – Game 13 (F/4 )
3
13
The tournament took place in Waco, Texas from August 4–10.[1]
August 4 – Game 1
0
August 6 – Game 7 (F/4 )
3
14
August 4 – Game 2
0
2
August 8 – Game 11
4
6
August 4 – Game 3
9
3
August 6 – Game 8
1
6
August 4 – Game 4
5
9
7
August 10 – Championship
3
August 5 – Game 5
13
8
August 7 – Game 9
1
3
16
August 8 – Game 12
2
August 5 – Game 6 (F/4 )
1
10
August 7 – Game 10 (F/5 )
0
6
16
August 9 – Game 13
4
8
The tournament took place in San Bernardino, California from August 7–13.[1]
August 8 – Game 3
2
August 7 – Game 1
5
8
August 11 – Game 8
0
11
August 7 – Game 2 (F/10 )
14
3
August 8 – Game 4
18
4
7
August 13 – Championship
1
August 9 – Game 5 (F/5 )
0
15
August 10 – Game 7 (F/4 )
4
15
August 9 – Game 6
4
6
August 12 – Game 9
7
0
9
International
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The tournament took place in Seoul, South Korea from June 25–July 1.[1]
1 Republic of China , commonly known as Taiwan , due to complicated relations with People's Republic of China , is recognized by the name Chinese Taipei by majority of international organizations including Little League Baseball (LLB). For more information, please see Cross-Strait relations .
Semi-finals Asia-Pacific and Middle East Championship
June 30 – Seoul
2B 0
July 1 – Seoul
1A South Korea 2
1A South Korea 7
June 30 – Seoul (F/5 )
1B 6
2A 1
1B Chinese Taipei 12
The tournament took place in Lismore, New South Wales from June 8–13. The top two teams in each pool advance to the elimination round, where they are seeded one through eight based on overall record.[1]
Quarter-finals Semi-finals Australia Championship
June 11 – Lismore (F/4 )
1 Hills 11
June 12 – Lismore
8 1
1 Hills 2
June 11 – Lismore
4 0
4 Ryde North 3
June 13 – Lismore
5 1
1 Hills 7
June 11 – Lismore
6 3
3 7
June 12 – Lismore
6 Central Coast 9
6 Central Coast 6
June 11 – Lismore
7 4
2 3
7 Adelaide Rays 4
The tournament took place in Vancouver, British Columbia from August 4–13. The following teams have qualified to compete in the tournament.[1]
Pos
Team
Pld
W
L
RF
RA
RD
PCT
Qualification
1
Hastings Community (H)
6
6
0
63
9
+54
1.000
Advance to Semifinals
—
5–4
14–4
12–1
10–0
10–0
12–0
2
6
5
1
56
8
+48
.833
4–5
—
5–0
13–1
4–2
10–0
20–0
3
6
4
2
57
34
+23
.667
4–14
0–5
—
12–2
18–10
14–3
9–0
4
6
3
3
37
44
−7
.500
1–12
1–13
2–12
—
11–5
12–2
10–0
5
6
2
4
35
49
−14
.333
0–10
2–4
10–18
5–11
—
10–1
8–5
6
6
1
5
17
64
−47
.167
0–10
0–10
3–14
2–12
1–10
—
11–8
7
6
0
6
13
70
−57
.000
0–12
0–20
0–9
0–10
5–8
8–11
—
Semifinals
Canada Championship
3
Diamond Baseball Academy 2
2
1
3
0
1
Hastings Community
16
4
1
1
Hastings Community
11
The tournament took place in Saint Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands from July 16–23.[1]
Semi-finals Final
July 22 – St. Croix
2B 0
July 23 – St. Croix
1A Curaçao 1
1A Curaçao 5
July 22 – St. Croix
2A 0
2A U.S. Virgin Islands (A) 2
1B 1
The tournament took place in Kutno, Poland from July 15–23.[1]
The tournament took place in Ueda, Nagano from July 30–31.[1]
Opening Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Championship
July 30 – Ueda
1
July 30 – Ueda
Tokyo Nakano 8
Tokyo Nakano 3
July 30 – Ueda
2
3
July 31 – Ueda
Osaka Namihaya 7
5
July 30 – Ueda
Sendai Higashi 7
Sendai Higashi 12
July 30 – Ueda
1
Sendai Higashi 9
July 30 – Ueda
3
Hamamatsu Minami 12
July 31 – Ueda
3
10
July 30 – Ueda
Chofu 20
12
July 30 – Ueda
Chofu 15
Chofu 11
July 30 – Ueda
3
1
July 31 – Ueda
Toyota 3
Chofu 11
July 30 – Ueda
1
6
July 30 – Ueda
Takarazuka 12
6
July 30 – Ueda
Nagasaki Minami 16
Nagasaki Minami 5
0
The tournament took place in Guatemala City, Guatemala from July 23–30.[1]
Semi-finals Final
July 29 – Guatemala City
2B 4
July 30 – Guatemala City
1A Nicaragua 5
1A 1
July 29 – Guatemala City
1B Panama 6
2A 0
1B Panama 2
The tournament took place in Monterrey, Nuevo León from July 9–15.[1]
Semi-finals Mexico Championship
July 14 – Monterrey
2B 4
July 15 – Monterrey
1A Norte de Hermosillo 6
1A 5
July 14 – Monterrey
2A San Nicolas 6
2A San Nicolas 5
1B 3
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Bowling Green, Kentucky
Maine-Endwell, New York
Johnston, Iowa
Warwick, Rhode Island
Bend, Oregon
Goodlettsville, Tennessee
San Antonio, Texas
Chula Vista, California
Seoul, South Korea
Sydney, New South Wales
Vancouver, British Columbia
Willemstad, Curaçao
Emilia, Italy
Tokyo
Aguadulce, Panama
San Nicolás de los Garza, Nuevo Leon
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