2010 Big League World Series

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2010 Big League World Series
Tournament details
Country United States
City Easley, South Carolina
Dates28 July – 4 August 2010 (2010-07-28 2010-08-04)
Teams 11
Final positions
Champions Flag of Puerto Rico.svg San Juan, Puerto Rico
Runner-up Flag of California.svg Thousand Oaks, California
  2009
2011  

The 2010 Big League World Series took place from July 28 - August 4 in Easley, South Carolina, United States. San Juan, Puerto Rico defeated Thousand Oaks, California in the championship game.

Contents

Teams

United StatesInternational
Flag of South Carolina.svg Easley, South Carolina
District 1
Host
Flag of the Philippines.svg Makati, Philippines
District 1
Asia–Pacific
Flag of Illinois.svg Burbank, Illinois
District 15
Central
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Flag of Nova Scotia.svg Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
District 1
Canada
Flag of New Jersey.svg Cumberland, New Jersey
District 3
East
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Rotterdam, Netherlands

EMEA
Flag of South Carolina.svg Taylors, South Carolina
District 7
Southeast
Flag of Panama.svg Coclé, Panama
District 2
Latin America
Flag of Louisiana.svg Ruston. Louisiana
District 5
Southwest
Flag of Puerto Rico.svg San Juan, Puerto Rico
District 1
Puerto Rico
Flag of California.svg Thousand Oaks, California
District 13
West

Results

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United States Group

Team W L Rs Ra
Flag of South Carolina.svg South Carolina 404410
Flag of California.svg California 311817
Flag of Louisiana.svg Louisiana 314110
Flag of South Carolina.svg Host131434
Flag of New Jersey.svg New Jersey 131337
Flag of Illinois.svg Illinois 04628
  Flag of California.svg Flag of Illinois.svg Flag of Louisiana.svg Flag of New Jersey.svg Flag of South Carolina.svg Flag of South Carolina.svg
California Flag of California.svg 9–35–20–104–2
Illinois Flag of Illinois.svg 3–90–100–53–4
Louisiana Flag of Louisiana.svg 2–510–014–315–2
New Jersey Flag of New Jersey.svg 5–03–144–161–7
South Carolina Flag of South Carolina.svg 10–04–316–414–3
Host Flag of South Carolina.svg 2–42–157–13–14

International Group

Team W L Rs Ra
Flag of Puerto Rico.svg Puerto Rico 40237
Flag of Panama.svg Panama 311811
Flag of the Philippines.svg Philippines 221116
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands 131015
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada 041427
  Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Flag of the Netherlands.svg Flag of Panama.svg Flag of the Philippines.svg Flag of Puerto Rico.svg
Canada Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg 4–53–46–71–11
Netherlands Flag of the Netherlands.svg 5–44–70–21–2
Panama Flag of Panama.svg 4–37–44–03–4
Philippines Flag of the Philippines.svg 7–62–00–42–6
Puerto Rico Flag of Puerto Rico.svg 11–12–14–36–2

Elimination Round

Semifinals World Championship
      
4–0 Flag of South Carolina.svg South Carolina 1
3–1 Flag of California.svg California5
4–1 Flag of California.svg California 2
5–0 Flag of Puerto Rico.svg Puerto Rico3
4–0 Flag of Puerto Rico.svg Puerto Rico12
3–1 Flag of Panama.svg Panama 0
2010 Big League World Series Champions
Flag of Puerto Rico.svg
District 1
San Juan, Puerto Rico

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References

  1. 2010 Big League Baseball World Series Tournament. Archived 2015-08-28 at the Wayback Machine Littleleague.org