Senior League World Series (West Region)

West Region
Most recent season or competition:
2026 Senior League World Series
SportBaseball
Founded1962
No. of teams12
Country United States
Most recent
champion
Hawaii Pearl City, Hawaii
Most titlesCalifornia Southern California (23)

The Senior League World Series West Region is one of six United States regions that currently sends teams to the World Series in Easley, South Carolina. The region's participation in the SLWS dates back to 1962.

West Region States

Region Champions

As of the 2026 Senior League World Series.

YearCitySLWSRecord
1962California La Habra, Southern CaliforniaRunner-up1–1
1963California Downey, Southern CaliforniaRunner-up1–1
1964Arizona Superior, ArizonaThird Place0–1
1965California San Jose, Northern CaliforniaRound 10–1
1966California La Habra, Southern CaliforniaRunner-up1–1
1967California North Hollywood, Southern CaliforniaFourth Place2–2
1968California Sacramento, Northern CaliforniaThird Place2–2
1969California Sacramento, Northern CaliforniaChampions4–0
1970California Santa Ana, Southern CaliforniaRound 31–2
1971California La Habra, Southern CaliforniaChampions4–0
1972California Oxnard, Southern CaliforniaRunner-up5–2
1973California San Jose, Northern CaliforniaRound 31–2
1974California Lennox, Southern CaliforniaThird Place2–2
1975California Fresno, Northern CaliforniaFourth Place2–2
1976Hawaii Aiea, HawaiiRunner-up3–2
1977California San Jose, Northern CaliforniaRound 21–2
1978Hawaii Kaneohe, HawaiiRound 21–2
1979California Northridge, Southern CaliforniaRound 21–2
1980Hawaii Kaneohe, HawaiiRunner-up4–2
1981California Danville, Northern CaliforniaRunner-up3–2
1982California Santa Barbara, Southern CaliforniaChampions4–0
1983California San Ramon, Northern CaliforniaFourth Place2–2
1984California Walnut Creek, Northern CaliforniaThird Place2–2
1985California Mission Hills, Southern CaliforniaFourth Place2–2
1986Nevada Las Vegas, NevadaRound 21–2
1987Hawaii Moloka'i, HawaiiThird Place3–2
1988California Hacienda Heights, Southern CaliforniaRound 21–2
1989California Union City, Northern CaliforniaRound 21–2
1990California Danville, Northern CaliforniaRunner-up4–2
1991Hawaii Pearl City, HawaiiRunner-up3–2
1992California Torrance, Southern CaliforniaThird Place4–2
1993Nevada Henderson, NevadaThird Place4–2
1994Nevada Henderson, NevadaFourth Place4–3
1995California Stockton, Northern CaliforniaThird Place4–2
1996California Thousand Oaks, Southern CaliforniaRunner-up4–2
1997California Yucaipa, Southern CaliforniaRunner-up5–2
1998California Diamond Bar, Southern CaliforniaChampions4–0
1999California Westminster, Southern CaliforniaRound 33–2
2000California Union City, Northern CaliforniaRound 23–3
2001California Sunnyvale, Northern CaliforniaThird Place4–2
2002California San Pedro, Southern CaliforniaSemifinals3–2
2003Hawaii Hilo, HawaiiChampions5–1
2004California El Rio, Southern CaliforniaRunner-up4–2
2005Hawaii Pearl City, HawaiiRunner-up5–1
2006Hawaii Pearl City, HawaiiRunner-up5–1
2007Hawaii Hilo, HawaiiSemifinals4–1
2008Hawaii Pearl City, HawaiiPool stage2–2
2009California Fremont, Northern CaliforniaRunner-up5–1
2010California Manhattan Beach, Southern CaliforniaSemifinals4–1
2011Hawaii Hilo, HawaiiChampions6–0
2012California Lemon Grove, Southern CaliforniaRunner-up5–1
2013Hawaii Pearl City, HawaiiSemifinals4–1
2014Hawaii Wailuku, HawaiiPool stage2–2
2015Arizona Nogales, ArizonaRound 11–2
2016Hawaii Wailuku, HawaiiRound 31–2
2017Hawaii Wailuku, HawaiiUS Final2–2
2018Hawaii Wailuku, HawaiiRound 11–2
2019Hawaii Wailuku, HawaiiChampions5–0
2020 Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic[1][2]
2021
2022Hawaii Wailuku, HawaiiRound 10–2
2023Hawaii Wailuku, HawaiiUS Final4–2
2024California Redondo Beach, Southern CaliforniaUS Final2–2
2025California Spring Valley, Southern CaliforniaRound 21–2
2026Hawaii Pearl City, HawaiiChampions5–1

Results by State

As of the 2026 Senior League World Series.

StateRegion
Championships		SLWS
Championships		W–LPCT
California Southern California23364–35.646
Hawaii Hawaii20465–30.684
California Northern California15138–27.585
Nevada Nevada309–7.563
Arizona Arizona21–3.250
Total638177–102.634

See also

West Region in other Little League divisions

References

  1. ↑ "Little League® Cancels 2020 World Series and Region Tournaments". 30 April 2020.
  2. ↑ "2021 Little League® World Series and Regional Tournament update".
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