World Library  
  
Flag as Inappropriate
Email this Article

Little League World Series (Caribbean Region)

Article Id: WHEBN0028547167
Reproduction Date:

Title: Little League World Series (Caribbean Region)  
Author: World Heritage Encyclopedia
Language: English
Subject: Little League World Series (Middle East-Africa Region), Little League World Series (Great Lakes Region), Little League World Series in Latin America, Little League World Series in Japan, Little League World Series in Canada
Collection:
Publisher: World Heritage Encyclopedia
Publication
Date:
 

Little League World Series (Caribbean Region)

The Caribbean Region is a region that competes in the Little League World Series. The Caribbean region was first given an automatic berth in 2001. Prior to 2001, Caribbean teams competed for a berth in the LLWS in the Latin American region.

A team from Curaçao won the first nine Caribbean championships before Puerto Rico won the 2010 tournament. The most recent champion of the region is a team from Puerto Rico. Curaçao's Pabao Little League won the 2004 Little League World Series, the only title to date for a Caribbean team.

Regional championship

The list below lists each country's participant in the Caribbean Little League Region Tournament. That year's winner is indicated in green.

Year
Aruba
Bahamas
Bermuda
Bonaire
British Virgin Islands
Cayman Islands
Curaçao
Dominican Republic
Jamaica
Puerto Rico
Sint Maarten
U.S. Virgin Islands 		Host
2001 N/A
Aruba 		N/A
Bahamas 		DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ Pariba LL
Willemstad 		N/A
Dominican Republic 		DNQ N/A
Puerto Rico 		N/A
Sint Maarten 		N/A
U.S. Virgin Islands 		None
2002 Aruba South LL
Sint Nicolaas 		DNQ DNQ Bonaire LL
Kralendijk 		DNQ DNQ Pariba LL
Willemstad 		DNQ DNQ Adalberto Rodriguez LL
Cabo Rojo 		St. Maarten LL
Philipsburg 		Alvin McBean LL
St. Thomas 		Elmo Plaskett LL
St. Croix
2003 Aruba Central LL
Santa Cruz 		Grand Bahamas Junior LL
Freeport 		DNQ DNQ BVI Little League
Road Town 		DNQ Pabao LL
Willemsted 		Virgilio Jimenez LL
Santo Domingo 		DNQ Rosario Y. Cardona LL
Maunabo 		St. Maarten LL
Phillipsburg 		Elmo Plaskett LL
St. Croix 		Wilfredo Ramirez LL
Mayaguez
2004 Aruba South LL
Sint Nicolaas 		Grand Bahamas Junior LL
Freeport 		DNQ Bonaire LL
Kralendijk 		BVI Little League
Road Town 		DNQ Pabao LL
Willemstad 		Virgilio Jimenez LL
Santo Domingo 		DNQ Jose M. Rodriguez LL
Manatí 		St. Maarten LL
Philipsburg 		Elrod Hendricks LL
St. Thomas 		Aruba North LL
Oranjestad
2005 Aruba North LL
Oranjestad 		DNQ DNQ Bonaire LL
Kralendijk 		DNQ DNQ Pabao LL
Willemstad 		Antonio Irrizarry LL
Puerto Plata 		DNQ Tati Lugo LL
Yauco 		St. Maarten LL
Philipsburg 		Elrod Hendricks LL
St. Thomas 		Elmo Plaskett LL
St. Croix
2006 Aruba North LL
Oranjestad 		Freedom Farm LL
Nassau 		DNQ Bonaire LL
Kralendijk 		DNQ DNQ Pabao LL
Willemstad 		Antonio Concepcion LL
Moca 		Bayside LL
Kingston 		Juan A. Bibiloni LL
Yabucoa 		St. Maarten LL
Philipsburg 		Elrod Hendricks West LL
St. Thomas 		Jaime Collazo LL
Vega Baja
2007 Aruba North LL
Oranjestad 		DNQ DNQ Bonaire LL
Kralendijk 		DNQ DNQ Pabao LL
Willemstad 		DNQ Bayside LL
Kingston 		Tati Lugo LL
Yauco 		St. Maarten LL
Philipsburg 		Elrod Hendricks West LL
St. Thomas 		Juan A. Bibiloni LL
Yabucoa
2008 Aruba North LL
Oranjestad 		DNQ Bermuda Youth Athletic LL
Southside 		DNQ DNQ DNQ Pabao LL
Willemstad 		Los Bravos de Pontenzuela LL
Santiago 		West Portland LL
Portland 		Juan Antonio Bibiloni LL
Yabucoa 		St. Maarten LL
Philipsburg 		Elrod Hendricks West LL
St. Thomas 		Bonaire LL
Kralendijk
2009 Aruba Central LL
Santa Cruz 		DNQ Bermuda Youth Athletic LL
Southside 		Bonaire LL
Kralendijk 		DNQ DNQ Pabao LL
Willemstad 		Los Bravos de Pontenzuela LL
Santiago 		DNQ Radames Lopez LL
Guayama 		St. Maarten LL
Philipsburg 		Elmo Plaskett East LL
St. Croix 		Willemstad LL
Willemstad
2010 Aruba North LL
Oranjestad 		DNQ DNQ Bonaire LL
Kralendijk 		DNQ Grand Cayman Island LL
George Town 		Pariba LL
Willemstad 		Virgilio Jimenez LL
Santo Domingo 		DNQ Jose M. Rodriguez LL
Manatí 		St. Maarten LL
Philipsburg 		Elmo Plaskett East LL
St. Croix 		Miguel Luzunaris LL
Humacao
2011 Aruba North LL
Oranjestad 		DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ Cayman Islands LL
Grand Cayman Island 		Pariba LL
Willemstad 		José Tatis LL
Puerto Plata 		DNQ Jose M. Rodriguez LL
Manatí 		St. Maarten LL
Philipsburg 		Elmo Plaskett East LL
St. Croix

Elrod Hendricks West LL
St. Thomas

Alvin McBean LL
St. Thomas
2012 Aruba Central LL
Santa Cruz 		DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ Pariba LL
Willemstad 		Solano LL
San Pedro de Macorís 		DNQ Jose M. Rodriguez LL
Manatí 		St. Maarten LL
Philipsburg 		Elmo Plaskett East LL
St. Croix

Elrod Hendricks West LL
St. Thomas

Radames Lopez LL
Guayama
2013 Aruba Center LL
Santa Cruz 		DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ DNQ Pariba LL
Willemstad 		DNQ Jamaica LL Samaritana LL
San Lorenzo 		St. Maarten LL
Philipsburg 		Elmo Plaskett East LL
St. Croix

Elrod Hendricks West LL
St. Thomas

Bonaire LL
Kralendijk
2014 Aruba North LL
Oranjestad 		Freedom Farm LL
Nassau 		DNQ Bonaire LL
Kralendijk 		DNQ Cayman Islands LL
George Town 		Pabao LL
Willemstad 		Hector Delgado LL
San Cristobal 		DNQ Miguel Luzunaris LL
Humacao 		DNQ Elrod Hendrick West LL
St. Thomas 		Grand Bahamas LL
Freeport
  • (DNQ) – Indicates that the country did not have a team qualify in that year's tournament other than being the host.

LLWS results

As of the 2014 Little League World Series.
Year Champion City LLWS Record
2001 Pariba LL Willemstad Third Place 4–2
2002 Pariba LL Willemstad Third Place 4–2
2003 Pabao LL Willemstad Third Place 4–2
2004 Pabao LL Willemstad Champion 6–0
2005 Pabao LL Willemstad Runner-Up 4–2
2006 Pabao LL Willemstad Group Stage 1–2
2007 Pabao LL Willemstad Fourth Place 3–3
2008 Pabao LL Willemstad Int'l Semifinal 2–2
2009 Pabao LL Willemstad Int'l Semifinal 3–1
2010 Jose M. Rodriguez LL Manati Group Stage 1–2
2011 Aruba North LL Oranjestad Round 1 1–2
2012 Pariba LL Willemstad Round 3 2–2
2013 Sanmaritana LL San Lorenzo Round 1 1–2
2014 Miguel Luzunaris LL Humacao Round 2 1–2

Results by country

As of the 2014 Little League World Series.
Country Caribbean
Championships 		Record
in LLWS 		PCT
Curaçao 10 33–18 .647
Puerto Rico 3 3–6 .333
Aruba 1 1–2 .333
Total 14 37–26 .587

External links

  • Little League Online
Little League Baseball
Junior League Baseball | Senior League Baseball | Big League Baseball
Girls: Little League Softball World Series  Junior League Softball (girls)  Senior League Softball (girls) 
Big League Softball (girls)
Boys softball: Little League Softball (boys)  Senior League Softball (boys)  Big League Softball (boys)

United States
Central

     Great Lakes
     Midwest

East

     Mid-Atlantic
     New England

South

     Southeast
     Southwest

West

     Northwest
     West

International
Far East

     Asia-Pacific and Middle East
     Australia
     Japan

Latin America

     Caribbean
     Latin America
     Mexico

Other

     Canada
     Europe and Africa

World Series:
Boys baseball – Little League World Series - Intermediate Little League WS - Junior League WS - Senior League WS - Big League WS
Girls softball – Girls Little League WS - Girls Junior League WS - Girls Sr League WS - Girls Big League WS
Boys softball – Boys Little League Softball WS - Boys Senior League Softball WS - Boys Big League Softball WS

Notable figures: Carl Stotz
Honors: Little League Baseball awards • Peter J. McGovern Little League Museum
In popular culture:
Movies: Mickey
Video games: Little League World Series Baseball
Well-known players: Danny Almonte • Aaron Durley • Carolyn King • Maria Pepe
Miscellaneous: Little League elbow • White House Tee Ball Initiative
World Series
Results
Qualification
Regions
Venues
This article was sourced from Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License; additional terms may apply. World Heritage Encyclopedia content is assembled from numerous content providers, Open Access Publishing, and in compliance with The Fair Access to Science and Technology Research Act (FASTR), Wikimedia Foundation, Inc., Public Library of Science, The Encyclopedia of Life, Open Book Publishers (OBP), PubMed, U.S. National Library of Medicine, National Center for Biotechnology Information, U.S. National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health (NIH), U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, and USA.gov, which sources content from all federal, state, local, tribal, and territorial government publication portals (.gov, .mil, .edu). Funding for USA.gov and content contributors is made possible from the U.S. Congress, E-Government Act of 2002.
 
Crowd sourced content that is contributed to World Heritage Encyclopedia is peer reviewed and edited by our editorial staff to ensure quality scholarly research articles.
 
By using this site, you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. World Heritage Encyclopedia™ is a registered trademark of the World Public Library Association, a non-profit organization.
 


Copyright © World Library Foundation. All rights reserved. eBooks from Project Gutenberg are sponsored by the World Library Foundation,
a 501c(4) Member's Support Non-Profit Organization, and is NOT affiliated with any governmental agency or department.