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Region for the Senior League World Series
Latin America Region
Most recent season or competition:
2022 Senior League World Series
SportBaseball
Founded2017
Most recent
champion(s)
Panama Aguadulce, Panama
Most titles Panama (3)

The Senior League World Series Latin America Region is one of six International regions that currently sends teams to the World Series in Easley, South Carolina. The region's participation in the SLWS dates back to 1963.

Prior to 1974, the champions of Mexico and Puerto Rico received a berth into the SLWS. In 1974 the two regions merged to form the original Latin America Region. In 2017 the region was split in two, creating a new region of the same name, and the Caribbean Region.

Latin America Region Countries

Region Champions

Mexico Region Champions

Year City SLWS Record
1963 Monterrey Champions 3–0
1964 Monterrey Not in Top 4 0–1
1965 Monterrey Champions 2–0
1966 Monterrey Not in Top 4 1–1
1967 Matamoros 0–2
1968 Matamoros 0–2
1969 Nuevo Laredo 1–2
1970 Monterrey 2–2
1971 Nuevo Laredo 1–2
1972 Matamoros 1–2
1973 Saltillo 1–2
Year City SLWS Record


Puerto Rico Region Champions

Year City SLWS Record
1970 Caguas Not in Top 4 0–2
1971 Mayagüez 1–2
1972 Humacao 1–2
1973 Río Piedras 3–2
Year City SLWS Record

Latin America Region (1974–2016) Champions

Latin America Region
Most recent season or competition:
2016 Senior League World Series
SportBaseball
Founded1974
Ceased2016
Last
champion(s)
Puerto Rico Carolina, Puerto Rico
Most titles Venezuela (12)
Year City SLWS Record
1974 Puerto Rico Guayabo, Puerto Rico Not in Top 4 0–2
1975 Puerto Rico San Juan, Puerto Rico 0–2
1976 Dominican Republic Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic 0–2
1977 Netherlands Antilles Aruba, Netherlands Antilles Fourth Place 2–2
1978 Netherlands Antilles Aruba, Netherlands Antilles 2–2
1979 Netherlands Antilles Curaçao, Netherlands Antilles Not in Top 4 1–2
1980 Venezuela Maracaibo, Venezuela Third Place 2–2
1981 Netherlands Antilles Aruba, Netherlands Antilles Fourth Place 2–2
1982 Netherlands Antilles Aruba, Netherlands Antilles Not in Top 4 1–2
1983 Netherlands Antilles Curaçao, Netherlands Antilles Runner–Up 3–2
1984 Dominican Republic Dominican Republic Fourth Place 2–2
1985 Netherlands Antilles Curaçao, Netherlands Antilles Runner–Up 3–2
1986 Panama Panama City, Panama Third Place 3–2
1987 United States Virgin Islands Saint Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands Fourth Place 2–2
1988 Venezuela Maracaibo, Venezuela Runner–Up 3–2
1989 Venezuela Maracaibo, Venezuela Fourth Place 2–2
1990 Venezuela Maracaibo, Venezuela Not in Top 4 2–3
1991 Puerto Rico Yabucoa, Puerto Rico 2–3
1992 Dominican Republic Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Runner–Up 5–2
1993 Dominican Republic La Vega, Dominican Republic Champions 6–1
1994 Venezuela Maracaibo, Venezuela Not in Top 4 2–3
1995 Panama Panama City, Panama 1–3
1996 Venezuela Maracaibo, Venezuela Champions 5–0
1997 Venezuela San Francisco, Venezuela 4–1
1998 Panama Betania, Panama Not in Top 4 2–3
1999 Venezuela Maracaibo, Venezuela Runner–Up 3–2
2000 Panama Panama City, Panama Champions 6–1
2001 Venezuela Maracaibo, Venezuela Runner–Up 4–2
2002 Curaçao Willemstad, Curaçao Champions 5–1
2003 Curaçao Willemstad, Curaçao Semifinals 4–1
2004 Venezuela Maracaibo, Venezuela 3–2
2005 Panama Santiago, Panama Not in Top 4 2–2
2006 Venezuela Punto Fijo, Venezuela Champions 6–0
2007 Venezuela Punto Fijo, Venezuela Runner–Up 4–2
2008 Curaçao Willemstad, Curaçao 3–3
2009 Aruba San Nicolaas, Aruba Semifinals 3–2
2010 Aruba San Nicolaas, Aruba (Host) Champions 5–1
2011 Aruba San Nicolaas, Aruba Semifinals 3–2
2012 Guatemala Guatemala City, Guatemala Champions 5–0
2013 Panama Chitré, Panama 6–0
2014 Curaçao Willemstad, Curaçao Runner–Up 5–1
2015 Curaçao Willemstad, Curaçao Not in Top 4 2–2
2016 Puerto Rico Carolina, Puerto Rico 1–2
Year City SLWS Record

Results by Country

Country Region
Championships
SLWS
Championships
Venezuela Venezuela 12 3
CuraçaoNetherlands Antilles Curaçao 8 1
ArubaNetherlands Antilles Aruba 6 0
Panama Panama 2
Dominican Republic Dominican Republic 4 1
Puerto Rico Puerto Rico 0
United States Virgin Islands U.S. Virgin Islands 1
Guatemala Guatemala 1
Host Team(s)
Totals 43 9

Latin America Region (2017–Present) Champions

As of the 2022 Senior League World Series.

Year City SLWS Record
2017 Panama Aguadulce, Panama Champions 4–1
2018 Venezuela Barquisimeto, Venezuela Not in Top 4 2–2
2019 Panama Herrera, Panama Int'l Final 2–1
2020 Cancelled due to COVID-19 crisis
2021
2022 Panama Aguadulce, Panama Int'l Final 2–2
Year City SLWS Record

Results by Country

As of the 2022 Senior League World Series.

Country Region
Championships
SLWS
Championships
W–L PCT
Panama Panama 3 1 8–4 0.667
Venezuela Venezuela 1 0 2–2 0.500
Totals 4 1 10–6 0.625

See also

Latin America Region in other Little League divisions

References

  1. "Little League® Cancels 2020 World Series and Region Tournaments". 30 April 2020.
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