Little League World Series (Mid-Atlantic Region)

Mid-Atlantic Region
Most recent season or competition:
2015 Little League World Series qualification
Formerly East Region (1957–2000)
Sport Baseball
Founded 2001
No. of teams 6
Country  United States
Most recent champion(s) Pennsylvania Red Land Little League, Lewisberry, Pennsylvania
Most titles  Pennsylvania (5)
Official website Little League Baseball & Softball Eastern Region Headquarters

The Mid-Atlantic Region's participation in the Little League World Series dates back to 1957, when it was known as the East Region. However, when the LLWS doubled in size from 8 to 16 teams in 2001, with the number of US teams expanding from 4 to 8, the East Region was split into the New England and Mid-Atlantic Regions.

The Mid-Atlantic Region consists of Washington, D.C. and five Mid-Atlantic states:

Two other states, Virginia and West Virginia, are included in some definitions of the Mid-Atlantic region, but for purposes of the Little League World Series are included in the Southeast region.

Regional championship

Winner is indicated in green.

Year Delaware Maryland New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Washington, D.C.
2001 Midway LL
Wilmington
Easton LL
Easton
Randolph West LL
Randolph
Rolando Paulino LL
Bronx[1]
State College American LL
State College
Capitol City LL
2002 Lower Sussex LL
Frankford
South Caroline LL
Preston
Nottingham LL
Hamilton Square
Harlem LL
Manhattan
Lehigh LL
Bethlehem
Capitol City LL
2003 Naamans LL
Wilmington
West Salisbury LL
Salisbury
Freehold Township American LL
Freehold
Ramapo LL
Ramapo
Lower Perkiomen LL
Collegeville
Capitol City LL
2004 Capitol LL
Wilmington
South Caroline LL
Preston
HTRBA LL
Hamilton
Colonie LL
Colonie
Deep Run Valley LL
Hilltown
Capitol City LL
2005 Canal LL
Bear
Thurmont LL
Thurmont
Toms River American LL
Toms River
Merrick-North Merrick LL
Merrick
Council Rock Newtown LL
Newtown
No tournament[2]
2006 Naamans LL
Wilmington
South Caroline LL
Preston
Livingston American LL
Livingston
Mid-Island LL
Staten Island
Butler Township LL
Butler Township
Capitol City LL
2007 M.O.T. LL
Middletown
West Salisbury LL
Salisbury
Randolph East LL
Randolph
Maine-Endwell LL
Endwell
Council Rock
Northampton LL
Northampton Township
Capitol City LL
2008 M.O.T. LL
Middletown
Hagerstown Federal LL
Hagerstown
Bordentown LL
Bordentown
Haverstraw LL
Haverstraw
Devon Strafford LL
Devon
Capitol City LL
2009 M.O.T. LL
Middletown
Conococheague LL
Williamsport
Somerset Hills LL
Bernardsville
South Shore National LL
Staten Island
Moon Township LL
Moon Township
Northwest Washington LL
2010 Brandywine LL
Wilmington
Railroaders LL
Brunswick
Toms River National LL
Toms River
Stony Point LL
Stony Point
Council Rock Newtown LL
Newtown
Capitol City LL
2011 Newark
National LL
Newark
Conocoheague LL
Williamsport
Paramus LL
Paramus
Great Kills
American LL
Staten Island
Keystone LL
Beech Creek
Northwest Washington LL
2012 Newark National LL
Newark
West Salisbury LL
Salisbury
Par-Troy East LL
Parsippany
Stony Point LL
Stony Point
Collier Township Athletic Association
Collier
Northwest Washington LL
2013 Newark National LL
Newark
Berlin LL
Berlin
East Greenwich LL
Clarksboro
Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake LL
Burnt Hills
Lionville LL
Lionville
Capitol City LL
2014 Newark National LL
Newark
West Salisbury LL
Salisbury
Toms River LL
Toms River
Colonie LL
Colonie
Taney Youth Baseball Association LL
Philadelphia
Northwest Washington LL
2015 M.O.T. LL
Middletown
Delmar LL
Delmar
Jackson Township LL
Jackson
Maine-Endwell LL
Maine-Endwell
Red Land LL
Lewisberry
Capitol City LL

LLWS results

As of the 2015 Little League World Series.

YearChampionCityLLWSRecord
2001American LL*Pennsylvania State College
2002Harlem LLNew York ManhattanU.S. Semifinal2–2
2003Naamans LLDelaware WilmingtonGroup Stage1–2
2004South Caroline LLMaryland PrestonU.S. Semifinal1–3
2005Council Rock LLPennsylvania NewtownGroup Stage1–2
2006Mid-Island LLNew York Staten IslandGroup Stage0–3
2007West Salisbury LLMaryland SalisburyGroup Stage0–2
2008Hagerstown Federal LLMaryland HagerstownGroup Stage2–1
2009South Shore LLNew York Staten IslandU.S. Semifinal2–2
2010Toms River National LLNew Jersey Toms RiverGroup Stage1–2
2011Keystone LLPennsylvania Beech CreekU.S. Semifinal3–2
2012Par-Troy East LLNew Jersey ParsippanyRound 21–2
2013Newark National LLDelaware NewarkRound 21–2
2014Taney Youth Baseball Association LLPennsylvania PhiladelphiaU.S. Semifinal2–2
2015Red Land LLPennsylvania LewisberryRunner-Up4–1

Results by state

As of the 2015 Little League World Series.

StateMid-Atlantic
Championships
Record
in LLWS
PCT
Pennsylvania Pennsylvania510–7.588
New York New York34–7.364
Maryland Maryland33–6.333
New Jersey New Jersey22–4.333
Delaware Delaware22–4.333
Washington, D.C. Washington D.C.00–0
Total1521–28.429

References

  1. The Rolando Paulino LL was forced to forfeit all its wins in the tournament (as well as in the 2001 Little League World Series) due to the Danny Almonte controversy.
  2. Due to a clerical error by the city's Department of Parks and Recreation, Little League International did not allow Washington, D.C. to have a state tournament, nor an entrant into the regional tournament.

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