East Region (Little League Baseball World Series)

LLWS Qualification Region East

sport	baseball
League foundation	1957
Teams	12
Country countries	United States
Record champions	Connecticut (10)
Website	Little League Baseball & Softball East Region Headquarters

The East Region was one of the four regions of the United States that sends participants to the Little League Baseball World Series , the largest youth baseball tournament. The East region was founded in 1957. In the first year, Eastern Canada was still organized in this region. From 1963 to 1967 Puerto Rico was part of this organization before it was reallocated to the Latin America region . By doubling the field of participants from 2001, the East region was divided into the Central Atlantic and New England regions.

Participating States

Participants from the East region. Blue: member since 1968; DC from 1998

The following states and districts were organized in this region.

•  Connecticut
•  District of Columbia (from 1998)
•  Delaware (from 1968)
•  Maine
•  Maryland (from 1968)
•  Massachusetts
•  New Hampshire
•  New Jersey
•  new York
•  Eastern Canada (until 1958)
•  Pennsylvania
•  Puerto Rico (1963-1967)
•  Rhode Island
•  Vermont

Results at the Little League Baseball World Series

After year

year	master	city	LLWS	W − L
1957	North End LL	Bridgeport	third place	1-1
1958	Darien LL	Darien	fourth place	1-2
1959	Schenectady National LL	Schenectady	third place	2–1
1960	American LL	Levittown	World Champion	3–0
1961	American LL	Levittown	Sixth place	1-2
1962	Pitman LL	Pitman	third place	2–1
1963	Stratford Original LL	Stratford	Second place	2–1
1964	Mid-Island LL	Staten Island	World Champion	3–0
1965	Windsor Locks LL	Windsor Locks	World Champion	3–0
1966	American LL	West New York	Second place	2–1
1967	Newtown-Edgemont LL	Newtown Square	third place	2–1
1968	National LL	Hagerstown	Sixth place	1-2
1969	Newberry LL	Williamsport	Seventh place	1-2
1970	American LL	Wayne	World Champion	3–0
1971	East LL	Augusta	Sixth place	1-2
1972	New City LL	New City	fifth place	2–1
1973	Colonie LL	Colony	Eighth place	0-3
1974	Pop Smith LL	New Haven	Sixth place	1-2
1975	Lakewood LL	Lakewood	World Champion	2–0
1976	Forestville LL	Bristol	fifth place	2–1
1977	Carman LL	Rotterdam	third place	2–1
1978	American LL	Rockville Center	Sixth place	1-2
1979	National LL	Ridgewood	Seventh place	1-2
1980	Darlington American LL	Pawtucket	Seventh place	1-2
1981	Federal LL	Stamford	Sixth place	1-2
1982	Easton LL	Easton	Eighth place	0-3
1983	American LL	Stamford	fourth place	1-2
1984	McCabe-Waters LL	Bristol	Eighth place	0-3
1985	South Shore LL	Staten Island	Seventh place	1-2
1986	Brunswick LL	Brunswick	Seventh place	1-2
1987	Northside LL	Dover	Seventh place (shared)	0-2
1988	National LL	Andover	Sixth place	1-2
1989	National LL	Trumbull	World Champion	3–0
1990	Shippensburg LL	Shippensburg	Second place	2–1
1991	South Shore LL	Staten Island	third place	2–1
1992	Nottingham LL	Hamilton Square	Third place (shared)	2–2
1993	Bedford LL	Bedford	Third place (shared)	2–2
1994	Middleborough LL	Middleborough	Group stage	1-2
1995	East American LL	Toms River	Group stage	1-2
1996	Western LL	Cranston	Second place	2-3
1997	Railway Park LL	Pottsville	Group stage	1-2
1998	East American LL	Toms River	World Champion	5–0
1999	East American LL	Toms River	Third place (shared)	3–1
2000	Goffstown LL	Goffstown	Group stage	0-3

According to state

Country	East Region Championships	World championships	WL to the LLWS	%
Connecticut	10	2	15-14	0.517
New Jersey	9	3	21-9	0.700
new York	8th	1	13-11	0.542
Pennsylvania	6th	1	10-8	0.556
Maryland	3	0	2-7	0.222
New Hampshire	3	0	2-7	0.222
Massachusetts	2	0	2-4	0.333
Rhode Island	2	0	3-5	0.375
Maine	1	0	1-2	0.333
District of Columbia	0	0	0-0	0,000
Delaware	0	0	0-0	0,000
Eastern Canada	0	0	0-0	0,000
Puerto Rico	0	0	0-0	0,000
Vermont	0	0	0-0	0,000
Total	44	7th	69-67	0.507

See also

• Mid-Atlantic Region (Little League Baseball World Series)
• New England Region (Little League Baseball World Series)

Individual evidence

• official website
• Little League Online
• East Region Historical Results