2010 Little League World Series qualification

2010 Little League World Series qualification
2010 Little League World Series qualification
United States
Great Lakes winner	Hamilton, Ohio
Mid-Atlantic winner	Toms River, New Jersey
Midwest winner	Plymouth, Minnesota
New England winner	Fairfield, Connecticut
Northwest winner	Auburn, Washington
Southeast winner	Columbus, Georgia
Southwest winner	Pearland, Texas
West winner	Waipahu, Hawaii
International
Asia-Pacific winner	Kaohsiung, Chinese Taipei (Taiwan)
Canada winner	Vancouver, British Columbia
Caribbean winner	Manatí, Puerto Rico
Europe winner	Ramstein Air Base, Germany
Japan winner	Edogawa, Tokyo
Latin America winner	Chitré, Panama
Mexico winner	Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas
Middle East-Africa winner	Dhahran, Saudi Arabia
Tournaments
	← 2009 2011 →

Last updated September 05, 2023

Qualification for the 2010 Little League World Series took place in eight United States regions and eight international regions from June through August 2010.

United States

Great Lakes

The tournament took place in Indianapolis, Indiana on August 6–14.

State	City	LL Organization	Record
Ohio	Hamilton	West Side	3–1
Illinois	Moline	Moline National	3–1
Wisconsin	Burlington	Burlington	2–2
Indiana	Terre Haute	Terre Haute North	2–2
Kentucky	Owensboro	Owensboro Southern	1–3
Michigan	Richmond	Richmond	1–3

Semi-finals		Final

August 11 – Indianapolis

1 Ohio	6
		August 14 – Indianapolis
4 Indiana	1
		1 Ohio	4
August 11 – Indianapolis
		2 Illinois	0
2 Illinois	6

3 Wisconsin	5

Mid-Atlantic

The tournament took place in Bristol, Connecticut on August 6–16.

State	City	LL Organization	Record
Pennsylvania	Newtown	Council Rock Newtown	4–0
New Jersey	Toms River	Toms River National	3–1
New York	Stony Point	Stony Point	3–1
Maryland	Brunswick	Railroaders	2–2
Delaware	Wilmington	Brandywine	0–4
Washington, D.C.	Washington, D.C.	Capitol City	0–4

Semi-finals		Final

August 13 – Bristol

1 Pennsylvania	13
		August 16 – Bristol
4 Maryland	3
		1 Pennsylvania	5
August 13 – Bristol
		2 New Jersey	8
2 New Jersey	13

3 New York	5

Midwest

The tournament took place in Indianapolis, Indiana on August 7–14.

Note: The Dakotas are organized into a single Little League district.

State	City	LL Organization	Record
Minnesota	Plymouth	Plymouth/New Hope	4–0
Iowa	Des Moines	Grandview	3–1
South Dakota	Rapid City	Canyon Lake	3–1
Missouri	Columbia	Daniel Boone American	2–2
Nebraska	Kearney	Kearney	0–4
Kansas	Riverton	Riverton Area	0–4

Semi-finals		Final

August 12 – Indianapolis

1 Minnesota	15
		August 14 – Indianapolis
4 Missouri	2
		1 Minnesota	8
August 12 – Indianapolis
		3 South Dakota	3
2 Iowa	2

3 South Dakota	7

New England

The tournament took place in Bristol, Connecticut on August 6–14.

State	City	LL Organization	Record
Rhode Island	Cumberland	Cumberland National	4–0
Connecticut	Fairfield	Fairfield American	3–1
New Hampshire	Portsmouth	Portsmouth	2–2
Vermont	Shelburne	Shelburne	1–3
Maine	Bangor	Bangor East	1–3
Massachusetts	Southborough	Southborough Youth	1–3

Semi-finals		Final

August 12 – Bristol

1 Rhode Island	5
		August 14 – Bristol
4 Vermont	4
		1 Rhode Island	0
August 12 – Bristol
		2 Connecticut	1
2 Connecticut	10

3 New Hampshire	8

Northwest

The tournament took place in San Bernardino, California on August 6–14.

State	City	LL Organization	Record
Washington	Auburn	Auburn	4–0
Oregon	Beaverton	Murrayhill	3–1
Idaho	Boise	North Boise	3–1
Montana	Billings	Boulder Arrowhead	1–3
Wyoming	Laramie	Laramie	1–3
Alaska	Juneau	Gastineau Channel	0–4

Semi-finals		Final

August 12 – San Bernardino

1 Washington	10
		August 14 – San Bernardino
4 Montana	2
		1 Washington	4
August 12 – San Bernardino
		3 Idaho	1
2 Oregon	3

3 Idaho	6

Southeast

The tournament took place in Warner Robins, Georgia on August 7–13.

**Pool A**
State	City	LL Organization	Record
Florida	Melbourne	Viera/Suntree	3–0
West Virginia	Ripley	Ripley	2–1
Virginia	Centreville	SYA East	1–2
Tennessee	Spring Hill	Spring Hill	0–3

**Pool B**
State	City	LL Organization	Record
Georgia	Columbus	Columbus Northern	3–0
North Carolina	Winston-Salem	Winston-Salem National	2–1
Alabama	Huntsville	Huntsville Eastern	1–2
South Carolina	Carolina Forest	Carolina Forest	0–3

Semi-finals		Final

August 11 – Warner Robins

1A Florida	3
		August 13 – Warner Robins
2B North Carolina	2
		1A Florida	2
August 11 – Warner Robins
		1B Georgia	9
1B Georgia	9

2A West Virginia	3

Southwest

The tournament took place in Waco, Texas on August 6–12.

**Pool A**
State	City	LL Organization	Record
Arkansas	Arkadelphia	Arkadelphia	3–0
Colorado	Grand Mesa	Orchard Mesa	2–1
New Mexico	Albuquerque	Altamont	1–2
Oklahoma	Tulsa	Tulsa American	0–3

**Pool B**
State	City	LL Organization	Record
Texas East	Pearland	Pearland White	3–0
Texas West	Eagle Pass	Eagle Pass American	2–1
Louisiana	Ruston	Lincoln Parish	1–2
Mississippi	Ocean Springs	Ocean Springs	0–3

Semi-finals		Final

August 10– Waco

1A Arkansas	4
		August 12 – Waco
2B Texas West	5
		2B Texas West	3
August 10 – Waco
		1B Texas East	5
1B Texas East	10

2A Colorado	0

West

The tournament took place in San Bernardino, California on August 6–15.

State	City	LL Organization	Record
Hawaii	Waipahu	Waipio	3–1
Northern California	Napa	Napa National	3–1
Southern California	Huntington Beach	Ocean View	3–1
Arizona	Scottsdale	North Scottsdale	1–3
Utah	Washington	Washington	1–3
Nevada	Las Vegas, Nevada	Mountain Ridge	1–3

Semi-finals		Final

August 13 – San Bernardino

1 Hawaii	12
		August 15 – San Bernardino
4 Arizona	2
		1 Hawaii	4
August 13 – San Bernardino
		3 Southern California	1
2 Northern California	2

3 Southern California	5

International

Asia-Pacific

The tournament took place in Surabaya, Indonesia on July 10–15.

**Pool A**
Country	City	LL Organization	Record
Chinese Taipei ( Taiwan )¹	Kaohsiung	Fu-Hsing	4–0
South Korea	Seoul	Seoul	3–1
Thailand	Chiang Mai	Sanuk	1–3
Guam	Dededo	Northern All-Stars	1–3
Indonesia	Jakarta	Indonesia	1–3

**Pool B**
Country	City	LL Organization	Record
Philippines	Makati	ILLAM Central	4–0
Hong Kong	Hong Kong	Hong Kong	3–1
New Zealand	Auckland	Bayside Westhaven	2–2
Singapore	Singapore	Singapore	1–3
Vietnam	Hanoi	Hanoi	0–4

	Final

	July 15 – Surabaya

	Chinese Taipei	10

	Philippines	0

¹ Republic of China, commonly known as Taiwan, due to complicated relations with People's Republic of China, is recognized by the name Chinese Taipei by majority of international organizations including Little League Baseball(LLB). For more information, please see Cross-Strait relations.

Canada

The tournament took place August 7–14.

Province	City	LL Organization	Record
British Columbia	Vancouver	Little Mountain	5–0
Ontario	Ancaster	Ancaster Township*	3–2
Alberta	Calgary	Rocky Mountain	3–2
Ontario	Windsor	Windsor South	3–2
Nova Scotia	Glace Bay	Glace Bay	1–4
Quebec	Montreal	NDG Minor	0–5

(*): host league

Semi-finals		Final

August 13 – Ancaster

1 British Columbia	7
		August 14 – Ancaster
4 Ontario (Windsor)	1
		1 British Columbia	13
August 13 – Ancaster
		2 Ontario (Ancaster)	1
3 Alberta	2

2 Ontario (Ancaster)	8

Caribbean

The tournament took place in Humacao, Puerto Rico on July 3–10.

**Pool A**
Country	City	LL Organization	Record
Aruba	Oranjestad	Aruba North	4–0
Puerto Rico	Manatí	Jose Rodriguez	3–1
U.S. Virgin Islands	St. Croix	Elmo Plaskett East	2–2
Sint Maarten	St. Maarten	St. Maarten	1–3
Bonaire	Kralendijk	Bonaire	0–4

**Pool B**
Country	City	LL Organization	Record
Puerto Rico	Humacao	Humacao	4–0
Dominican Republic	Santo Domingo	Virgilio Jimenez	3–1
Curaçao	Willemstad	Pariba	2–2
U.S. Virgin Islands	St. Thomas	Elrod Hendricks West	1–3
Cayman Islands	George Town	Grand Cayman Island	0–4

Semi-finals		Final

July 9 – Humacao

1B Puerto Rico (Humacao)	1
		July 10 – Humacao
2A Puerto Rico (Manatí)	6
		2A Puerto Rico (Manatí)	8
July 9 – Humacao
		1A Aruba	2
1A Aruba	5

2B Dominican Republic	2

Europe

The tournament took place in Kutno, Poland on July 27–August 4. ^[permanent dead link ]

**Pool A**
Country	City	LL Organization	Record
Czech Republic	Brno	South Moravia	3–1
Ukraine	Kirovohrad	Kirovohrad Center	3–1
Germany-US	Ramstein AFB	KMC American	3–1
Belarus	Brest	Brest Zubrs	1–3
Moldova	Tiraspol	Kvint	0–4

**Pool B**
Country	City	LL Organization	Record
Italy	Friuli–Venezia Giulia	Friuli–Venezia Giulia	5–0
Netherlands	Haarlem	Kennemerland	4–1
England	London	London Youth Area Baseball	3–2
Belgium	Antwerp	Flanders East	2–3
Lithuania	Vilnius	Vilnius	1–4
Poland	Slask	Zory/Jastrzebie/Rybnik	0–5

Quarter-finals		Semi-finals		Final

August 1 – Kutno

3A Germany-US	10
		August 2 – Kutno
2B Netherlands	1
		3A Germany-US	15
August 1 – Kutno
		1A Czech Republic	4
4B Belgium	3
				August 3 – Kutno
1A Czech Republic	5
				3A Germany-US	4
August 1 – Kutno
				1B Italy	0
3B England	10
		August 2 – Kutno
2A Ukraine	0
		3B England	2
August 1 – Kutno
		1B Italy	9
4A Belarus	2

1B Italy	14

Japan

Two rounds each were played on July 3 and 10 to determine a winner.

Participating teams
Prefecture	City	LL Organization
Aichi	Toyota	Toyota
Aomori	Aomori	Hirosaki Aomori
Chiba	Chiba	Chiba
Ehime	Iyo	Ehime Konan
Fukushima	Fukushima	Fukushima
Hiroshima	Hiroshima	Hiroshima Kita
Hokkaido	Asahikawa	Asahikawa Taisetsu
Hyōgo	Harima	Hyōgo Harima
Kanagawa	Hiratsuka	Hiratsuka
Kumamoto	Kumamoto	Kumamoto Chuo
Nagano	Iida	Iida
Osaka	Daitō	Daitō
Saitama	Kawaguchi	Kawaguchi
Shizuoka	Hamamatsu	Hamamatsu Minami
Tokyo	Edogawa	Edogawa Minami
Tokyo	Tokyo	Tokyo Nakano

Round of 16

Quarter-finals

Semi-finals

Final

July 3 – Tokyo

Kawaguchi

3

July 3 – Tokyo

Iida

4

Iida

4

July 3 – Tokyo

Edogawa Minami

25

Edogawa Minami

9

July 10 – Tokyo

Tokyo Nakano

3

Edogawa Minami

2

July 3 – Tokyo

Hamamatsu Minami

0

Asahikawa Taisetsu

0

July 3 – Tokyo

Hamamatsu Minami

14

Hamamatsu Minami

11

July 3 – Tokyo

Hiratsuka

1

Hiroshima Kita

3

July 10 – Tokyo

Hiratsuka

16

Edogawa Minami

8

July 3 – Tokyo

Aomori Hirosaki

4

Chiba City

17

July 3 – Tokyo

Toyota

2

Chiba City

2

July 3 – Tokyo

Aomori Hirosaki

7

Aomori Hirosaki

3

July 10 – Tokyo

Kumamoto Chuo

2

Aomori Hirosaki

5

July 3 – Tokyo

Daitō

4

Daitō

10

July 3 – Tokyo

Ehime Konan

4

Daitō

5

July 3 – Tokyo

Fukushima

4

Fukushima

6

Hyōgo Harima

1

Latin America

The tournament took place in Guatemala City on July 25–31.

**Pool A**
Country	City	LL Organization	Record
Colombia	Cartagena	Falcon	3–0
El Salvador	San Salvador	FESA	2–1
Guatemala	Guatemala City	Pequena Liga Javier	1–2
Guatemala	Guatemala City	Pequena Liga Beisbol	0–3

**Pool B**
Country	City	LL Organization	Record
Panama	Chitré	Club de Leones de Chitré	3–0
Venezuela	Bolivar	CVG Ferominera	2–1
Nicaragua	Chinandega	Chinandega	1–2
Costa Rica	Santo Domingo	Santo Domingo De Heredia	0–3

Semi-finals		Final

July 30 – Guatemala City

2B Venezuela	3
		July 31 – Guatemala City
1A Colombia	8
		1A Colombia	2
July 30 – Guatemala City
		1B Panama	8
2A El Salvador	2

1B Panama	3

Mexico

The tournament took place in Monterrey on July 20–29. The 2010 tournament is named "Ramiro Treviño".^[1]

Phase 1

**Pool A**
City	LL Organization	Record
Guaymas, Sonora	Guaymas Sector Pesca	4–1
Boca del Río, Veracruz	Beto Ávila	3–2
Matamoros, Tamaulipas	Villa Del Refugio	3–2
Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua	El Granjero	3–2
San Nicolás de los Garza, Nuevo León	San Nicolás	2–3
Saltillo, Coahuila	Saltillo	0–5

**Pool B**
City	LL Organization	Record
Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas	Oriente	5–0
Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua	Satellite	3–2
Mexicali, Baja California	Felix Arce	3–2
San Nicolás de los Garza, Nuevo León	Las Puentes	3–2
Guadalajara, Jalisco	Guadalajara Sutaj	1–4
Mexico, Distrito Federal	Maya	0–5

Phase 2

First Round

Second Round

Semi-Finals

Finals

1A

Guaymas

3

3A

Matamoros

1

2B

Ciudad Juárez

6

2B

Ciudad Juárez

5

2B

Ciudad Juárez

4

1B

Nuevo Laredo

3

1B

Nuevo Laredo

1

3B

Mexicali

7

3B

Mexicali

0

2A

Boca del Río

0

2B

Ciudad Juárez

0

1B

Nuevo Laredo

7

Lower round 1

Lower round 2

Lower final

3A

Matamoros

1

3B

Mexicali

2

2A

Boca del Río

5

2A

Boca del Río

1

1B

Nuevo Laredo

4

3B

Mexicali

9

1A

Guaymas

6

3B

Mexicali

7

Middle East-Africa

The tournament took place in Kutno, Poland on July 21–24.

Country	City	LL Organization	Record
Saudi Arabia	Dhahran	Arabian American	3–1
Kuwait	Kuwait City	Kuwait	3–1
Uganda	Kampala	Rev. John Foundation	3–1
United Arab Emirates	Dubai	Dubai	1–3
South Africa	Cape Town	Cape Town	0–4

	Final

	July 24 - Kutno

	Kuwait	0

	Saudi Arabia	12

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References

2010 Little League Baseball Tournament Schedule

↑ "Abren la serie Nacional de Ligas Pequeñas". Nuevo León en Línea. Retrieved July 24, 2010.

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2010 Little League World Series qualification

Contents

United States

Great Lakes

Mid-Atlantic

Midwest

New England

Northwest

Southeast

Southwest

West

International

Asia-Pacific

Canada

Caribbean

Europe

Japan

Latin America

Mexico

Phase 1

Phase 2

Middle East-Africa

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