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 Round 2 1–2
1971 Fourth Place 2–2
1972 Round 2 1–2
1973 Fourth Place 2–2
1974 Round 3 1–2
1975 Third Place 2–2
1976 Runner-up 5–2
1977 Runner-up 3–2
1978 Fourth Place 4–2
1979 Round 4 1–2
1980 Fourth Place 2–2
1981 Fourth Place 3–2
1982 Round 2 0–2
1983 Runner-up 3–2
1984 Round 4 2–2
1985 Champions 5–1
1986 Runner-up 3–2
1987 Runner-up 5–2
1988 Runner-up 4–2
1989 Fourth Place 3–2
1990 Third Place 3–2
1991 Third Place 4–2
1992 Champions 7–1
1993 Runner-up 5–2
1994 Runner-up 4–2
1995 Runner-up 4–2
1996 Round 3 2–2
1997 Champions 5–0
1998 Round 2 1–2
1999 Tucson, Arizona Pool stage 1–3
2000 Pool stage 2–2
2001 Easley, South Carolina Fourth Place 3–3
2002 Semifinals 3–2
2003 Champions 6–0
2004 Champions 6–0
2005 Champions 5–1
2006 Semifinals 4–1
2007 Champions 5–1
2008 Pool stage 3–1
2009 Pool stage 2–2
2010 Pool stage 1–3
2011 US Final 4–1
2012 Runner-up 4–2
2013 Pool stage 2–2
2014 US Final 3–2
2015 US Final 3–2
2016 Round 2 2–2

Results by Host

City BLWS
Hosted		 BLWS
Championships		 BLWS
Record		 PCT
Broward County, Florida 29 3 87–54 .617
Easley, South Carolina 16 4 56–25 .691
Winston-Salem, North Carolina 2 0 3–4 .429
Tucson, Arizona 3–5 .375
Total 49 7 149–88 .629

See also

Host Teams in other Little League divisions

References

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