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2019 Intermediate League World Series
Tournament information
LocationLivermore, California
DatesJuly 28–August 4
Final positions
ChampionsAlabama McCalla, Alabama
Runner-upMexico Matamoros, Mexico
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The 2019 Intermediate League World Series took place from July 28–August 4 in Livermore, California. McCalla, Alabama defeated Matamoros, Mexico in the championship game. This was the last Intermediate Little League World Series prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Teams

United States International
California Livermore, California
District 57 (Livermore/Granada)
Host
South Korea Seoul, South Korea
West Seoul
Asia–Pacific
Indiana Georgetown, Indiana
Highlander Youth Recreation
Central
Australia Western Australia Perth, Western Australia
Perth Metro North
Australia
New Jersey Nutley, New Jersey
Nutley (Am/East)
East
CanadaAlberta Lethbridge, Alberta
Lethbridge
Canada
Alabama McCalla, Alabama
McCalla
Southeast
Czech Republic Brno, Czech Republic
South Czech Republic
Europe–Africa
New Mexico Roswell, New Mexico
Noon Optimist
Southwest
Puerto Rico Guayama, Puerto Rico
Radames Lopez
Latin America
California Petaluma, Northern California
Petaluma American
West
Mexico Tamaulipas Matamoros, Tamaulipas
Matamoros
Mexico

Results

United States Bracket

United States Championship
1–0Indiana Indiana2
California California3California Host1
Indiana Indiana92–0Indiana Indiana4
2–0Alabama Alabama5
1–0Alabama Alabama20
New Jersey New Jersey2New Mexico New Mexico8
Alabama Alabama11
3–0Alabama Alabama (F/6)11
3–1New Mexico New Mexico1
Lower round 1Lower round 2Lower final
0–1California California9
2–1Indiana Indiana6
0–1New Mexico New Mexico10
1–1New Mexico New Mexico72–1New Mexico New Mexico11
1–1California Host5
0–1New Jersey New Jersey8
0–1California Host (F/8)10

International Bracket

International Championship
1–0South Korea South Korea (F/4)15
South Korea South Korea14Czech Republic Czech Republic0
Mexico Mexico62–0South Korea South Korea4
2–0Puerto Rico Puerto Rico3
1–0Puerto Rico Puerto Rico (F/5)17
Canada Canada2Australia Australia2
Puerto Rico Puerto Rico (F/5)14
3–0South Korea South Korea4
3–1Mexico Mexico8
Lower round 1Lower round 2Lower final
0–1Mexico Mexico (F/5)19
2–1Puerto Rico Puerto Rico5
0–1Australia Australia3
1–1Mexico Mexico92–1Mexico Mexico9
1–1Canada Canada0
0–1Canada Canada (F/8)6
0–1Czech Republic Czech Republic4

Consolation round

   
0–2 California California 1
0–2 Czech Republic Czech Republic (F/5) 11
   
0–2 New Jersey New Jersey 15
0–2 Australia Australia 6

Elimination Round

Semifinals World Championship
      
3–0 Alabama Alabama (F/6) 11
3–1 New Mexico New Mexico 1
4–0 Alabama Alabama 9
4–1 Mexico Mexico 5
3–0 South Korea South Korea 4
3–1 Mexico Mexico 8
2019 Intermediate League World Series Champions

McCalla LL
McCalla, Alabama

References

  1. 2019 Intermediate League Baseball World Series Tournament. Littleleague.org
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