Little League World Series (Southwest Region)

Southwest Region
Most recent season or competition:
2015 Little League World Series qualification
Formerly South Region (1957–2000)
Gulf States Region (2001)
Sport Baseball
Founded 2002
No. of teams 8
Country  United States
Most recent champion(s) Texas Pearland West Little League, Pearland, Texas
Most titles  Louisiana
 Texas East
 Texas West (5)
Official website Little League Baseball Southwest Region

The Southwest Region is one of eight United States regions that currently send teams to the Little League World Series, the largest youth baseball competition in the world. The region's participation in the LLWS dates back to 1957, when it was known as the South Region. However, when the LLWS was expanded in 2001 from eight teams (four U.S. teams and four "International" teams from the rest of the world) to 16 teams (eight U.S. and eight International), the Southern Region was split into the Southeast and Southwest Regions.

Regional headquarters are located in Waco, Texas.

The Southwest Region is made up of eight districts in seven states.

Regional championship in the Gulf States

In 2001, the region was briefly called the Gulf States region. Alabama and Tennessee competed in this region before joining the Southeast Region the following year. The table below lists the participants in the 2001 tournament, with the winner indicated in green.

Year Alabama Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Oklahoma Tennessee Texas
2001 Huntsville National LL
Huntsville
Benton National LL
Benton
South Lake
Charles LL
Lake Charles
Biloxi National LL
Biloxi
Grove Sports LL
Grove
Donelson American LL
Donnelson
Oak Ridge Woodlands Area LL
The Woodlands

Regional championship in the Southwest

In 2002, the region was renamed the Southwest Region. Colorado and New Mexico joined the region to replace Alabama and Tennessee. Additionally, Texas was split into two districts, giving the Southwest region eight teams. The list below lists each state's participant in the Southwest Little League Region Tournament. That year's winner is indicated in green.

Year Arkansas Colorado Louisiana Mississippi New Mexico Oklahoma Texas East Texas West
2002 Benton National LL
Benton
North Boulder LL
Boulder
South Lake
Charles LL
Lake Charles
Ocean Springs LL
Ocean Springs
Noon Optimist LL
Roswell
Tulsa National LL
Tulsa
First Colony LL
Sugar Land
Fort Worth
Westside LL
Fort Worth
2003 Bryant National LL
Bryant
Academy LL
Colorado Springs
South Lake
Charles LL
Lake Charles
PYAA LL
Picayune
Artesia LL
Artesia
Tulsa National LL
Tulsa
Lamar National LL
Richmond
Jim Parker LL
Odessa
2004 Bryant Athletic LL
Bryant
Academy LL
Colorado Springs
South Lake
Charles LL
Lake Charles
Ocean Springs LL
Ocean Springs
Shorthorn LL
Carlsbad
John Hess LL
Tulsa
Lamar National LL
Richmond
McAllister Park LL
San Antonio
2005 Bryant Athletic LL
Bryant
Academy LL
Colorado Springs
Lafayette LL
Lafayette
Biloxi LL
Biloxi
Eastdale LL
Albuquerque
Tulsa National LL
Tulsa
Washington
County LL
Washington County
Del Mar LL
Laredo
2006 Mountain Home LL
Mountain Home
Academy LL
Colorado Springs
South Lake
Charles LL
Lake Charles
D'Iberville LL
D'Iberville
Shorthorn LL
Carlsbad
Northeastern Oklahoma LL
Ottawa County
Groves National LL
Groves
Lubbock Western LL
Lubbock
2007 Benton National LL
Benton
Monument LL
Grand Junction
Lafayette LL
Lafayette
Ocean Springs LL
Ocean Springs
Noon Optimist LL
Roswell
Tulsa National LL
Tulsa
Tomball LL
Tomball
Lubbock Western LL
Lubbock
2008 White Hall LL
White Hall
Grand Mesa LL
Grand Junction
South Lake
Charles LL
Lake Charles
Ocean Springs LL
Ocean Springs
Eastdale LL
Albuquerque
Tulsa National LL
Tulsa
Lamar American LL
Richmond
Lubbock
Southwest LL
Lubbock
2009 White Hall LL
White Hall
Grand Mesa LL
Grand Junction
South Lake
Charles LL
Lake Charles
Biloxi LL
Biloxi
Eastdale LL
Albuquerque
Tulsa LL
Tulsa
Bridge City LL
Bridge City
McAllister Park LL
San Antonio
2010 Arkadelphia LL
Arkadelphia
Orchard Mesa LL
Grand Junction
Lincoln Parish LL
Ruston
Ocean Springs LL
Ocean Springs
Altamont LL
Albuquerque
Tulsa American LL
Tulsa
Pearland White LL
Pearland
Eagle Pass American LL
Eagle Pass
2011 White Hall LL
White Hall
North Boulder LL
Boulder
Lafayette LL
Lafayette
Ocean Springs LL
Ocean Springs
Altamont LL
Albuquerque
Pittsburg County LL
Krebs
Pearland Maroon LL
Pearland
North Midland LL
Midland
2012 White Hall LL
White Hall
Monument LL
Grand Junction
South Lake Charles LL
Lake Charles
D'Iberville LL
D'Iberville
Petroglyph LL
Albuquerque
Northeast Oklahoma LL
Ottawa County
Lufkin LL
Lufkin
McAllister Park National LL
San Antonio
2013 Malvern LL
Malvern
North Boulder LL
Boulder
Bossier National LL
Bossier City
Ocean Springs LL
Ocean Springs
Fairacres LL
Las Cruces
Tulsa LL
Tulsa
Pearland Maroon LL
Pearland
Universal LL
Corpus Christi
2014 Pine Bluff Western LL
Pine Bluff
North Boulder LL
Boulder
South Lake Charles LL
Lake Charles
Biloxi LL
Biloxi
Eastdale LL
Albuquerque
Pittsburg County LL
McAlester
Pearland East LL
Pearland
Northside Suburban LL
San Antonio
2015 Pine Bluff Western LL
Pine Bluff
North Boulder LL
Boulder
Eastbank LL
Jefferson Parish
Oktibbeha/Winston LL
Starkville
Paradise Hills LL
Albuquerque
Tulsa National LL
Tulsa
Pearland West LL
Pearland
McAllister Park LL
San Antonio

LLWS results

As of the 2015 Little League World Series.

YearChampionCityLLWSRecord
2001South Lake Charles LLLouisiana Lake CharlesGroup Stage1–2
2002Westside LLTexas Fort WorthUS Semifinal2–2
2003Lamar National LLTexas RichmondUS Semifinal2–2
2004Lamar National LLTexas Richmond3rd place5–1
2005Lafayette LLLouisiana LafayetteUS Semifinal2–2
2006South Lake Charles LLLouisiana Lake CharlesGroup Stage1–2
2007Lubbock Western LLTexas Lubbock3rd Place4–1
2008South Lake Charles LLLouisiana Lake Charles4th Place3–3
2009McAllister Park American LLTexas San Antonio4th Place4–2
2010Pearland White LLTexas Pearland4th Place3–3
2011Lafayette LLLouisiana LafayetteRound 21–2
2012McAllister Park National LLTexas San AntonioUS Semifinal2–2
2013Universal LLTexas Corpus ChristiRound 11–2
2014Pearland East LLTexas PearlandRound 32–2
2015Pearland West LLTexas Pearland3rd Place4–2

Results by state

As of the 2015 Little League World Series.

StateSouthwest
Championships
Record
in LLWS
PCT
Texas Texas1029–19.604
Louisiana Louisiana58–11.421
Arkansas Arkansas00–0
Colorado Colorado00–0
Mississippi Mississippi00–0
New Mexico New Mexico00–0
Oklahoma Oklahoma00–0
Total1537–30.552

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