2007 Little League World Series results

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The results of the 2007 Little League World Series were determined between August 17 and August 26, 2007, in South Williamsport, Pennsylvania. 16 teams were divided into four groups, two with four teams from the United States and two with four international teams each, playing in a round robin format. In each group, the top two teams advanced to the knockout stage. The last remaining team from the United States faced the last remaining international team for the Little League World Series Championship.

Contents

Pool play
Pool A Flag of Ohio.svg OH 2
Flag of Massachusetts.svg MA 3◄
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Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg GA 9◄
Flag of Oregon.svg OR 4
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Flag of Ohio.svg OH 10◄
Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg GA 2
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Flag of Oregon.svg OR 1◄
Flag of Massachusetts.svg MA 0
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Flag of Ohio.svg OH 1
Flag of Oregon.svg OR 6◄
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Flag of Massachusetts.svg MA 1
Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg GA 8◄
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Pool B Flag of Maryland.svg MD 6
Flag of Arizona.svg AZ 16◄
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Flag of Texas.svg TX 6◄
Flag of Minnesota (1983-2024).svg MN 0
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Flag of Arizona.svg AZ 1
Flag of Texas.svg TX 5◄
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Flag of Maryland.svg MD 3
Flag of Minnesota (1983-2024).svg MN 4◄
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Flag of Texas.svg TX
Flag of Maryland.svg MD
Canceled
Flag of Arizona.svg AZ 9◄
Flag of Minnesota (1983-2024).svg MN 2
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Pool C Flag of Curacao.svg CUR 3
Flag of Japan.svg JPN 10◄
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Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg SAU 5
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg CAN 13◄
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Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg SAU 0
Flag of Curacao.svg CUR 2◄
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Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg CAN 1
Flag of Japan.svg JPN 7◄
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Flag of Japan.svg JPN
Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg TRA
Canceled
Flag of Curacao.svg CUR 6◄
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg CAN 2
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Pool D Flag of Venezuela.svg VEN 2◄
Flag of the Republic of China.svg TWN 1
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Flag of Mexico.svg MEX 11◄
Flag of the Netherlands.svg NED 1 (F/4)
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Flag of the Netherlands.svg NED 1 (F/5)
Flag of the Republic of China.svg TWN 11◄
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Flag of the Netherlands.svg NED 2 (F/4)
Flag of Venezuela.svg VEN 21◄
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Flag of the Republic of China.svg TWN 4◄
Flag of Mexico.svg MEX 2
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Flag of Venezuela.svg VEN 11◄
Flag of Mexico.svg MEX 1
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Elimination round
Semifinals Flag of Oregon.svg Oregon 2
Flag of Texas.svg Texas 8◄
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Flag of Arizona.svg Arizona 6 (F/5)
Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg Georgia 16◄
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Flag of Venezuela.svg Venezuela 2 (F/7)
Flag of Curacao.svg Curaçao 4◄
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Flag of the Republic of China.svg Taiwan 3 (F/10)
Flag of Japan.svg Japan 4◄
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Finals Flag of Curacao.svg Curaçao 4
Flag of Japan.svg Japan 7◄
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Flag of Texas.svg Texas 2
Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg Georgia 5◄
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Consolation Game Flag of Curacao.svg Curaçao 0
Flag of Texas.svg Texas 1◄
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Championship Game Flag of Japan.svg Japan 2 (F/8)
Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg Georgia 3◄
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Pool play

Pool A

Pool A
RankRegionRecordRuns AllowedRun Ratio
1 Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg Georgia2–1150.882
2 Flag of Oregon.svg Oregon2–1100.588
3 Flag of Massachusetts.svg Massachusetts1–2110.647
4 Flag of Ohio.svg Ohio1–2110.647

Massachusetts 3, Ohio 2

August 17 2:00 pm EDT
Little League Volunteer Stadium
Team123456 R H E
Flag of Massachusetts.svg Massachusetts000003361
Flag of Ohio.svg Ohio001001231
WP: Samuel Falkson (1–0)   LP: Kyle Cotcamp (0–1)   Sv: John Adams (1)
Home runs:
MA: None
OH: None
Boxscore

Georgia 9, Oregon 4

August 17 8:00 pm EDT
Lamade Stadium
Team123456 R H E
Flag of Oregon.svg Oregon000013452
Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg Georgia22410X985
WP: Clint Wynn (1–0)   LP: Levi Rudolph (0–1)
Home runs:
OR: None
GA: None
Boxscore

Ohio 10, Georgia 2

August 18 8:00 pm EDT
Lamade Stadium
Team123456 R H E
Flag of Ohio.svg Ohio10320410120
Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg Georgia200000242
WP: Tyler Richards (1–0)   LP: Kendall Scott (0–1)
Home runs:
OH: Brandon Green (1)
GA: Micah Wells (1)
Boxscore

Oregon 1, Massachusetts 0

August 19 3:30 pm EDT
Lamade Stadium
Team123456 R H E
Flag of Oregon.svg Oregon000001161
Flag of Massachusetts.svg Massachusetts000000020
WP: Mitch Lomax (1–0)   LP: Joseph Guarino Jr. (0–1)   Sv: Calvin Hermanson (1)
Home runs:
OR: Reid Penney (1)
MA: None
Boxscore

Oregon 6, Ohio 1

August 21 3:00 pm EDT
Little League Volunteer Stadium
Team123456 R H E
Flag of Ohio.svg Ohio010000122
Flag of Oregon.svg Oregon20022x6100
WP: Levi Rudolph (1–1)   LP: Kyle Cotcamp (0–2)   Sv: Calvin Hermanson (2)
Home runs:
OH: None
OR: Austin Andrews (1)
Boxscore

Georgia 8, Massachusetts 1

August 21 6:00 pm EDT
Little League Volunteer Stadium
Team123456 R H E
Flag of Massachusetts.svg Massachusetts001000142
Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg Georgia24020X8101
WP: Dalton Carriker (1–0)   LP: Samuel Falkson (1–1)
Home runs:
MA: None
GA: Dalton Carriker (1)
Boxscore

Pool B

Pool B
RankRegionRecordRuns AllowedRun Ratio
1 Flag of Texas.svg Texas2–010.083
2 Flag of Arizona.svg Arizona2–1130.722
3 Flag of Minnesota (1983-2024).svg Minnesota1–2181.000
4 Flag of Maryland.svg Maryland0–2201.667

Arizona 16, Maryland 6

August 18 3:00 pm EDT
Lamade Stadium
Team123456 R H E
Flag of Arizona.svg Arizona43240316170
Flag of Maryland.svg Maryland131010691
WP: Ryan Pechloff (1–0)   LP: Craig East (0–1)
Home runs:
AZ: Seth Freitheim 2 (2), Luke Parrish (1), Cody Bellinger (1), Ryan Aebly (1)
MD: Craig East (1), Edgar Galiz (1)
Boxscore

Texas 6, Minnesota 0

August 18 6:00 pm EDT
Little League Volunteer Stadium
Team123456 R H E
Flag of Texas.svg Texas103020660
Flag of Minnesota (1983-2024).svg Minnesota000000033
WP: Garrett Williams (1–0)   LP: Tanner Lowe (0–1)
Home runs:
TX: Tyler Thorne 2 (2)
MN: None
Boxscore

Texas 5, Arizona 1

August 19 Noon EDT
Little League Volunteer Stadium
Team123456 R H E
Flag of Texas.svg Texas202010561
Flag of Arizona.svg Arizona000100140
WP: Zane Ancell (1–0)   LP: Skyler Palermo (0–1)
Home runs:
TX: Bryndan Arredondo 2 (2), Zane Ancell (1)
AZ: None
Boxscore

Minnesota 4, Maryland 3

August 19 8:00 pm EDT
Lamade Stadium
Team123456 R H E
Flag of Maryland.svg Maryland000300310
Flag of Minnesota (1983-2024).svg Minnesota201001472
WP: Cody Herrmann (1–0)   LP: Canaan Cropper (0–1)
Home runs:
MD: Canaan Cropper (1)
MN: Tanner Lowe 2 (2)
Boxscore

Texas vs. Maryland

This game was canceled due to rain to permit other games to be rescheduled. The result of this game would have had no effect on pool standings. However, the game was counted for determining pitching eligibility.

Arizona 9, Minnesota 2

August 22 4:00 pm EDT
Lamade Stadium
Team123456 R H E
Flag of Arizona.svg Arizona002070990
Flag of Minnesota (1983-2024).svg Minnesota110000242
WP: Seth Freitheim (1–0)   LP: Tanner Lowe (0–2)
Home runs:
AZ: Seth Freitheim (3)
MN: None
Boxscore

Pool C

Pool C
RankRegionRecordRuns AllowedRun Ratio
1 Flag of Japan.svg Japan2–040.333
2 Flag of Curacao.svg Curaçao2–1120.667
3 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada1–2181.059
4 Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg Saudi Arabia0–2151.5

Japan 10, Curaçao 3

August 17 4:00 pm EDT
Lamade Stadium
Team123456 R H E
Flag of Japan.svg Japan0161021090
Flag of Curacao.svg Curaçao300000330
WP: Ryo Kanekubo (1–0)   LP: Entwin Reigina (0–1)
Home runs:
JPN: None
CUR: Rileyson Liberia (1)
Boxscore

Canada 13, Saudi Arabia 5

August 18 11:00 am EDT
Little League Volunteer Stadium
Team123456 R H E
Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg Saudi Arabia000050533
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada21028X13124
WP: Tanner Sandstrom (1–0)   LP: Beau Branton (0–1)
Home runs:
SAU: None
CAN: Jackson Temple (1), Parker Stefaniuk (1)
Boxscore

Curaçao 2, Saudi Arabia 0

August 18 7:00 pm EDT
Little League Volunteer Stadium
Team123456 R H E
Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg Saudi Arabia000000011
Flag of Curacao.svg Curaçao00011X280
WP: Vincent Anthonia (1–0)   LP: Andrew Otis (0–1)
Home runs:
SAU: None
CUR: Deion Rosalia (1)
Boxscore

Japan 7, Canada 1

August 21 1:00 pm EDT
Lamade Stadium
Team123456 R H E
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada000001142
Flag of Japan.svg Japan02005X770
WP: Ryo Ogawa (1–0)   LP: Ethan Cornfield (0–1)
Home runs:
CAN: None
JPN: Junsho Kiuchi (1)
Boxscore

Japan vs. Saudi Arabia

This game was canceled due to rain to permit other games to be rescheduled. The result of this game would have had no effect on pool standings. However, the game was counted for determining pitching eligibility.

Curaçao 6, Canada 2

August 22 14:00 EDT
Volunteer Stadium
Team123456 R H E
Flag of Curacao.svg Curaçao030120691
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada002000245
WP: Ulrick Carmelia (1–0)   LP: Shaylen Buis (0–1)
Home runs:
CUR: Juremi Profar (1)
CAN: None
Boxscore

Pool D

Pool D
RankRegionRecordRuns AllowedRun Ratio
1 Flag of Venezuela.svg Venezuela3–040.222
2 Flag of the Republic of China.svg Taiwan2–150.300
3 Flag of Mexico.svg Mexico1–2161.000
4 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands0–3433.308

Venezuela 2, Taiwan 1

August 17 6:00 pm EDT
Little League Volunteer Stadium
Team123456 R H E
Flag of the Republic of China.svg Taiwan000010120
Flag of Venezuela.svg Venezuela010001230
WP: Bryan Charry (1–0)   LP: Chao-Min Wang (0–1)
Home runs:
TWN: None
VEN: None
Boxscore

Mexico 11, Netherlands 1

August 18 1:00 pm EDT
Little League Volunteer Stadium
Team123456 R H E
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands0100--134
Flag of Mexico.svg Mexico5006--1180
WP: Antonio Pantoja (1–0)   LP: Kentaro Il (0–1)
Home runs:
NED: Radjanne Coffie (1)
MEX: Isaac Camaño (1)
Notes: Completed early due to mercy rule.
Boxscore

Taiwan 11, Netherlands 1

August 18 1:00 pm EDT
Little League Volunteer Stadium
Team123456 R H E
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands00010-136
Flag of the Republic of China.svg Taiwan20171-1180
WP: Chung-Yen Chen (1–0)   LP: Kentaro Il (0–2)
Home runs:
NED: None
TPE: None

Venezuela 21, Netherlands 2

August 18 4:00 pm EDT
Lamade Stadium
Team123456 R H E
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands1010--234
Flag of Venezuela.svg Venezuela61230--21192
WP: Reinaldo Amaro (1–0)   LP: Radjanne Coffie (0–1)
Home runs:
NED: None
VEN: Omar Villalobos 2 (3), Miguel Romero 2 (3), Alberth Castillo (1)
Notes: Completed early due to mercy rule.
Boxscore

Taiwan 4, Mexico 2

August 22 Noon EDT
Lamade Stadium
Team123456 R H E
Flag of the Republic of China.svg Taiwan101200442
Flag of Mexico.svg Mexico000110241
WP: Chi-Yuan Chen (1–0)   LP: Antonio Pantoja (1–1)
Home runs:
TWN: Kai-Ying Chen (1), Jen-Chieh Liu (1)
MEX: None
Boxscore

Venezuela 11, Mexico 1

August 22 7:00 pm EDT
Little League Volunteer Stadium
Team123456 R H E
Flag of Venezuela.svg Venezuela32000611100
Flag of Mexico.svg Mexico000010131
WP: Alberth Castillo (1–0)   LP: Daniel Rosales (0–1)
Home runs:
VEN: Omar Villalobos (4), Ronny Mejias (1)
MEX: Antonio Pantoja (1)
Boxscore

Elimination round

 
Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
 
          
 
August 23 – Noon - Volunteer (F/7)
 
 
Flag of Venezuela.svg Venezuela 2
 
August 25 – 12:30 pm - Lamade
 
Flag of Curacao.svg Curaçao 4
 
Flag of Curacao.svg Curaçao4
 
August 23 – 5:00 pm - Volunteer (F/10)
 
Flag of Japan.svg Japan7
 
Flag of Japan.svg Japan 4
 
August 26 – 3:30 pm - Lamade (F/8)
 
Flag of the Republic of China.svg Taiwan 3
 
Flag of Japan.svg Japan2
 
August 23 – 3:00 pm - Lamade
 
Flag of the United States.svg Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg Georgia3
 
Flag of Texas.svg Texas 8
 
August 25 – 3:30 pm - Lamade
 
Flag of Oregon.svg Oregon 2
 
Flag of Texas.svg Texas2
 
August 23 – 7:30 pm - Lamade (F/5)
 
Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg Georgia5 Third place
 
Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg Georgia 16
 
August 26 – Noon - Volunteer
 
Flag of Arizona.svg Arizona 6
 
Flag of Curacao.svg Curaçao0
 
 
Flag of the United States.svg Flag of Texas.svg Texas1
 

Semifinals

Curaçao 4, Venezuela 2

August 23 Noon EDT
Little League Volunteer Stadium
Team1234567 R H E
Flag of Venezuela.svg Venezuela0001001260
Flag of Curacao.svg Curaçao1000003450
WP: Entwin Reigina (1–1)   LP: Reinaldo Amaro (1–1)
Home runs:
VEN: Bryan Charry (1)
CUR: Vincent Anthonia (1), Deion Rosalia (2)
Boxscore

Texas 8, Oregon 2

August 23 3:00 pm EDT
Lamade Stadium
Team123456 R H E
Flag of Texas.svg Texas004103870
Flag of Oregon.svg Oregon020000231
WP: Garrett Williams (2–0)   LP: Mitch Lomax (1–1)
Home runs:
TX: Bryndan Arredondo (3), Taylor Bridges (1)
OR: None
Boxscore

Japan 4, Taiwan 3

August 23 5:00 pm EDT
Little League Volunteer Stadium
Team12345678910 R H E
Flag of the Republic of China.svg Taiwan2000010000333
Flag of Japan.svg Japan0003010001481
WP: Junsho Kiuchi (1–0)   LP: Jen-Chieh Liu (0–1)
Home runs:
TWN: None
JPN: Junsho Kiuchi (2)
Boxscore

Georgia 16, Arizona 6

August 23 7:00 pm EDT
Lamade Stadium
Team123456 R H E
Flag of Arizona.svg Arizona20202-663
Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg Georgia50047-16140
WP: Kendall Scott (1–1)   LP: Skyler Palermo (0–2)
Home runs:
AZ: James Ziegler (1), Kyle Pechloff (1)
GA: Payton Purvis 2 (2), Dalton Carriker (2), Micah Wells (2)
Notes: Completed early due to mercy rule.

Finals

Japan 7, Curaçao 4

August 25 12:30 pm EDT
Lamade Stadium
Team123456 R H E
Flag of Curacao.svg Curaçao111001493
Flag of Japan.svg Japan0020147121
WP: Yuya Fukushima (1–0)   LP: Rudson Pietersz (0–1)
Home runs:
CUR: None
JPN: Ryo Kanekubo 2 (2)
Boxscore

Georgia 5, Texas 2

August 25 3:30 pm EDT
Lamade Stadium
Team123456 R H E
Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg Georgia103001590
Flag of Texas.svg Texas002000241
WP: Clint Wynn (2–0)   LP: Stephen Smith (0–1)
Home runs:
gA: Dalton Carriker (3)
TX: Garrett Williams (1)
Boxscore

Consolation Game

Texas 1, Curaçao 0

August 26 Noon EDT
Little League Volunteer Stadium
Team123456 R H E
Flag of Texas.svg Texas000010121
Flag of Curacao.svg Curaçao000000001
WP: Garrett Williams (3–0)   LP: Vincent Anthonia (1–1)   Sv: Taylor Bridges (1)
Home runs:
TX: None
CUR: None
Boxscore

Championship Game

Georgia 3, Japan 2

August 26 3:30 pm EDT
Lamade Stadium
Team12345678 R H E
Flag of Japan.svg Japan11000000251
Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg Georgia 02000001340
WP: Zane Conlon (1–0)   LP: Junsho Kiuchi (1–1)
Home runs:
JPN: None
GA: Dalton Carriker (4)
Boxscore

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