Senior League World Series (South Region)

Southeast Region

Most recent season or competition: 2025 Senior League World Series
Formerly	South Region
Sport	Baseball
Founded	2002
No. of teams	8
Country	United States
Most recent champion(s)	Irmo, South Carolina
Most titles	Virginia (7)

Southwest Region

Most recent season or competition: 2025 Senior League World Series
Sport	Baseball
Founded	2002
No. of teams	8
Country	United States
Most recent champion(s)	Victoria, East Texas
Most titles	East Texas (15)

The Senior League World Series (SLWS) Southeast and Southwest regions are two of five United States regions that currently send teams to the Senior League World Series in Easley, South Carolina. The former South Region's participation in the SLWS dated back to 1962, until the region was divided in 2002.

South Region States

In 2002 the region was split in half.

Southeast Alabama Florida Georgia North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Virginia West Virginia

Southwest Arkansas Colorado Louisiana Mississippi New Mexico Oklahoma Texas (East) Texas (West)

Region Champions

As of the 2001 Senior League World Series.

South Region Champions

South Region

Most recent season or competition: 2001 Senior League World Series
Sport	Baseball
Founded	1962
Ceased	2001
Country	United States
Last champion(s)	Palm Harbor, Florida
Most titles	Florida (20)

Year	City	SLWS	Record
1962	Fort Lauderdale, Florida	Third Place	0–1
1963	Randleman, North Carolina	Round 1	0–1
1964	Brenham, Texas	Runner-up	1–1
1965	El Campo, Texas	Runner-up	2–1
1966	Elkton, Maryland	Third Place	2–1
1967	Houston, Texas	Round 2	0–2
1968	West Tampa, Florida	Runner-up	4–2
1969	Louisville, Kentucky	Round 1	0–2
1970	West Tampa, Florida	Champions	4–0
1971	Richmond, Virginia	Runner-up	4–2
1972	Temple Terrace, Florida	Round 1	0–2
1973	Brenham, Texas	Third Place	3–2
1974	Charlotte, North Carolina	Runner-up	4–2
1975	West Tampa, Florida	Third Place	2–2
1976	Richmond, Virginia	Fourth Place	2–2
1977	Orlando, Florida	Runner-up	3–2
1978	Waskom, Texas	Third Place	2–2
1979	Tampa, Florida	Runner-up	3–2
1980	Houston, Texas	Round 2	1–2
1981	Fort Myers, Florida	Round 2	1–2
1982	Orange Park, Florida	Runner-up	3–2
1983	Nashville, Tennessee	Round 2	1–2
1984	Altamonte Springs, Florida	Champions	4–0
1985	Maryville, Tennessee	Third Place	3–2
1986	Brenham, Texas	Runner-up	3–2
1987	Tampa, Florida	Runner-up	3–2
1988	Azalea Park, Florida	Third Place	3–2
1989	Kernersville, North Carolina	Round 2	1–2
1990	Venice, Florida	Third Place	4–2
1991	Brandon, Florida	Round 2	2–3
1992	San Antonio, Texas	Fourth Place	3–3
1993	Mobile, Alabama	Round 3	1–3
1994	Brandon, Florida	Champions	5–0
1995	Dunedin, Florida	Champions	4–0
1996	Mobile, Alabama	Fourth Place	3–3
1997	Jacksonville, Florida	Round 3	3–3
1998	Seminole, Florida	Third Place	5–2
1999	Mint Hill, North Carolina	Round 2	0–2
2000	Pinellas Park, Florida	Runner-up	3–2
2001	Palm Harbor, Florida	Champions	4–0

Results by State

State	Region Championships	SLWS Championships	W–L	PCT
Florida	20	5	60–31	.659
Texas	8	0	15–15	.500
North Carolina	4		5–7	.417
Virginia	2		6–4	.600
Tennessee			4–4	.500
Alabama			4–6	.400
Maryland	1		2–1	.667
Kentucky			0–2	.000
Total	40	5	96–70	.578

Southeast Region Champions Year City SLWS Record 2002 Boynton Beach, Florida Runner-up 4–2 2003 Chesterfield, Virginia Runner-up 4–2 2004 Dade City, Florida Semifinals 3–2 2005 Clarkesville, Georgia Semifinals 2–3 2006 Yorktown, Virginia Semifinals 3–2 2007 Cartersville, Georgia Champions 4–2 2008 Boynton Beach, Florida Semifinals 4–1 2009 Greenville, South Carolina Pool stage 2–2 2010 Palm Bay, Florida (Host) Pool stage 1–3 2011 Palm Bay, Florida (Host) Pool stage 1–3 2012 Brevard County, Florida (Host) Semifinals 3–2 2013 Martinez, Georgia Semifinals 3–2 2014 Dumfries, Virginia Semifinals 3–2 2015 Dumfries, Virginia Round 3 1–2 2016 Dumfries, Virginia Semifinals 3–2 2017 Coral Springs, Florida Runner-up 4–1 2018 Coral Springs, Florida US Final 3–2 2019 Onancock, Virginia Round 2 1–2 2020 Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic [1] [2] 2021 2022 Norfolk, Virginia Runner-up 4–1 2023 Irmo, South Carolina Round 1 0–2 2024 Irmo, South Carolina Runner-up 3–1 2025 Irmo, South Carolina US Final 2–1

Southwest Region Champions Year City SLWS Record 2002 Houston, East Texas Semifinals 3–2 2003 Brenham, East Texas Pool stage 2–2 2004 San Antonio, West Texas Pool stage 2–2 2005 Marksville, Louisiana Pool stage 1–3 2006 Tulsa, Oklahoma Pool stage 2–2 2007 Tyler, East Texas Semifinals 3–1 2008 Bryan, East Texas Pool stage 2–2 2009 Houston, East Texas Champions 5–1 2010 Houston, East Texas Pool stage 2–2 2011 Tyler, East Texas Runner-up 5–1 2012 Houston, East Texas Pool stage 2–2 2013 Laredo, West Texas Pool stage 2–2 2014 Houston, East Texas Champions 5–1 2015 Houston, East Texas Champions 5–1 2016 San Antonio, West Texas Round 2 1–3 2017 Houston, East Texas Round 3 3–2 2018 Waco, West Texas Round 1 0–2 2019 Houston, East Texas Round 3 1–2 2020 Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic 2021 2022 Houston, East Texas US Final 2–2 2023 Weslaco, West Texas Round 2 1–2 2024 Victoria, East Texas Round 1 1–2 2025 Victoria, East Texas Round 1 0–2

Results by State

As of the 2025 Senior League World Series.

State Region Championships SLWS Championships W–L PCT Virginia 7 0 19–13 .594 Florida 5 18–8 .692 South Carolina 4 7–6 .538 Georgia 3 1 9–7 .563 Host Team(s) 0 5–8 .385 Total 22 1 58–42 .580

State Region Championships SLWS Championships W–L PCT East Texas 15 3 41–25 .621 West Texas 5 0 6–11 .353 Oklahoma 1 2–2 .500 Louisiana 1–3 .250 Total 22 3 50–41 .549

See also

South Region in other Little League divisions

• Little League – South 1957-2000
  • Little League – Southeast
  • Little League – Southwest
• Intermediate League
• Junior League
• Big League

References

1. "Little League® Cancels 2020 World Series and Region Tournaments". 30 April 2020.
2. "2021 Little League® World Series and Regional Tournament update".