2013 Little League Softball World Series

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2013 Little League Softball World Series
Tournament details
DatesAugust 5–August 14
Teams10
Final positions
Champions Flag of Arizona.svg Tucson, Arizona Sunnyside Little League
Runners-up Flag of Virginia.svg McLean, Virginia McLean Little League

The 2013 Little League Softball World Series was held in Portland, Oregon from August 8 to August 14, 2013. Six teams from the United States and four from throughout the world competed for the Little League Softball World Champions.

Contents

Teams

Each team that competes in the tournament will come out of one of the 10 regions. [1]

United StatesInternational
Flag of Ohio.svg Elyria, Ohio
Central Region
East Elyria LL
Flag of the Philippines.svg Iloilo Province, Philippines
Asia Pacific
Iloilo LL
Flag of New Jersey.svg Robbinsville, New Jersey
East Region
Robbinsville LL
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Victoria, British Columbia
Canada
Hampton LL
Flag of Virginia.svg McLean, Virginia
Southeast Region
McLean LL
Flag of Italy.svg Milano, Italy
Europe and Africa
Lombardia LL
Flag of Texas.svg Robinson, Texas
Southwest Region
Robinson LL
Flag of Puerto Rico.svg Maunabo, Puerto Rico
Latin America
ASOFEM LL
Flag of Arizona.svg Tucson, Arizona
West Region
Sunnyside LL
Only 4 International Teams
Flag of Oregon.svg Tualatin, Oregon
Oregon District 4
Tualatin City LL

Standings

Results

PoolAwayScoreHomeScoreTime
August 8
A Flag of Oregon.svg Oregon D4 1 Flag of Ohio.svg Central 12(F/4)10:00
B Flag of the Philippines.svg Asia Pacific 2 Flag of New Jersey.svg East 3(F/8)1:00
B Flag of Arizona.svg West 1 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada 24:00
A Flag of Puerto Rico.svg Latin America 9 Flag of Italy.svg Europe and Africa 07:00
August 9
B Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada 0 Flag of New Jersey.svg East 1010:00
A Flag of Italy.svg Europe and Africa 0 Flag of Ohio.svg Central 18(F/4)12:30
A Flag of Texas.svg Southwest 14(F/4) Flag of the Philippines.svg Asia Pacific 34:00
B Flag of Virginia.svg Southeast 11(F/4) Flag of Oregon.svg Oregon D4 17:00
August 10
B Flag of Arizona.svg West 1 Flag of Texas.svg Southwest 010:00
A Flag of Puerto Rico.svg Latin America 5 Flag of Virginia.svg Southeast 91:00
A Flag of Italy.svg Europe and Africa 1 Flag of Oregon.svg Oregon D4 74:00
B Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada 4 Flag of the Philippines.svg Asia Pacific 67:00
August 11
A Flag of Puerto Rico.svg Latin America 5 Flag of Oregon.svg Oregon D4 610:00
B Flag of Arizona.svg West 10 Flag of the Philippines.svg Asia Pacific 912:30
B Flag of Ohio.svg Central 1 Flag of Virginia.svg Southeast 25:00
A Flag of New Jersey.svg East 12 Flag of Texas.svg Southwest 17:30
August 12
A Flag of Virginia.svg Southeast 10 Flag of Italy.svg Europe and Africa 110:00
B Flag of Texas.svg Southwest 16 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada 31:00
B Flag of Arizona.svg West 4 Flag of New Jersey.svg East 34:00
A Flag of Puerto Rico.svg Latin America 12 Flag of Ohio.svg Central 27:00
August 13
9thB5 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada 4A5 Flag of Italy.svg Europe and Africa 29:00
August 14
7thB4 Flag of the Philippines.svg Asia Pacific 6A4 Flag of Oregon.svg Oregon D4 010:00
5thB3 Flag of Texas.svg Southwest 11A3 Flag of Ohio.svg Central 212:30

Elimination round

Semifinals Finals
      
A1 Flag of Virginia.svg Southeast 6
B2 Flag of New Jersey.svg East 3
WSF1 Flag of Virginia.svg Southeast 0
WSF2 Flag of Arizona.svg West 9
B1 Flag of Arizona.svg West 10
A2 Flag of Puerto Rico.svg Latin America 0 Third place
LSF1 Flag of New Jersey.svg East 7
LSF2 Flag of Puerto Rico.svg Latin America 1
 2013 Little League Softball World Series Champions 
Flag of the United States.svg   Flag of Arizona.svg
Sunnyside Little League
Tucson, Arizona

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References

  1. "2013 LLBB World Series Microsite" . Retrieved 16 May 2019.