Senior League World Series (West Region)

West Region
Most recent season or competition:
2025 Senior League World Series
SportBaseball
Founded1962
No. of teams12
Country United States
Most recent
champions		 Spring Valley, California
Most titles 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 2025 Senior League World Series.

Year City SLWS Record
1962 La Habra, Southern California Runner-up 1–1
1963 Downey, Southern California Runner-up 1–1
1964 Superior, Arizona Third Place 0–1
1965 San Jose, Northern California Round 1 0–1
1966 La Habra, Southern California Runner-up 1–1
1967 North Hollywood, Southern California Fourth Place 2–2
1968 Sacramento, Northern California Third Place 2–2
1969 Sacramento, Northern California Champions 4–0
1970 Santa Ana, Southern California Round 3 1–2
1971 La Habra, Southern California Champions 4–0
1972 Oxnard, Southern California Runner-up 5–2
1973 San Jose, Northern California Round 3 1–2
1974 Lennox, Southern California Third Place 2–2
1975 Fresno, Northern California Fourth Place 2–2
1976 Aiea, Hawaii Runner-up 3–2
1977 San Jose, Northern California Round 2 1–2
1978 Kaneohe, Hawaii Round 2 1–2
1979 Northridge, Southern California Round 2 1–2
1980 Kaneohe, Hawaii Runner-up 4–2
1981 Danville, Northern California Runner-up 3–2
1982 Santa Barbara, Southern California Champions 4–0
1983 San Ramon, Northern California Fourth Place 2–2
1984 Walnut Creek, Northern California Third Place 2–2
1985 Mission Hills, Southern California Fourth Place 2–2
1986 Las Vegas, Nevada Round 2 1–2
1987 Moloka'i, Hawaii Third Place 3–2
1988 Hacienda Heights, Southern California Round 2 1–2
1989 Union City, Northern California Round 2 1–2
1990 Danville, Northern California Runner-up 4–2
1991 Pearl City, Hawaii Runner-up 3–2
1992 Torrance, Southern California Third Place 4–2
1993 Henderson, Nevada Third Place 4–2
1994 Henderson, Nevada Fourth Place 4–3
1995 Stockton, Northern California Third Place 4–2
1996 Thousand Oaks, Southern California Runner-up 4–2
1997 Yucaipa, Southern California Runner-up 5–2
1998 Diamond Bar, Southern California Champions 4–0
1999 Westminster, Southern California Round 3 3–2
2000 Union City, Northern California Round 2 3–3
2001 Sunnyvale, Northern California Third Place 4–2
2002 San Pedro, Southern California Semifinals 3–2
2003 Hilo, Hawaii Champions 5–1
2004 El Rio, Southern California Runner-up 4–2
2005 Pearl City, Hawaii Runner-up 5–1
2006 Pearl City, Hawaii Runner-up 5–1
2007 Hilo, Hawaii Semifinals 4–1
2008 Pearl City, Hawaii Pool stage 2–2
2009 Fremont, Northern California Runner-up 5–1
2010 Manhattan Beach, Southern California Semifinals 4–1
2011 Hilo, Hawaii Champions 6–0
2012 Lemon Grove, Southern California Runner-up 5–1
2013 Pearl City, Hawaii Semifinals 4–1
2014 Wailuku, Hawaii Pool stage 2–2
2015 Nogales, Arizona Round 1 1–2
2016 Wailuku, Hawaii Round 3 1–2
2017 Wailuku, Hawaii US Final 2–2
2018 Wailuku, Hawaii Round 1 1–2
2019 Wailuku, Hawaii Champions 5–0
2020 Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic[1][2]
2021
2022 Wailuku, Hawaii Round 1 0–2
2023 Wailuku, Hawaii US Final 4–2
2024 Redondo Beach, Southern California US Final 2–2
2025 Spring Valley, Southern California Round 2 1–2

Results by State

As of the 2025 Senior League World Series.

State Region
Championships		 SLWS
Championships		 W–L PCT
Southern California 23 3 64–35 .646
Hawaii 19 60–29 .674
Northern California 15 1 38–27 .585
Nevada 3 0 9–7 .563
Arizona 2 1–3 .250
Total 62 7 172–101 .630

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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