Northwest Region (Little League World Series)

The Northwest 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 West 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 Western Region was split into the Northwest and West Regions.

The Northwest Region is made up of six states.

•  Alaska
•  Idaho
•  Montana
•  Oregon
•  Washington
•  Wyoming

Hawaii was a member of the region from 2002–2006. During that time, Wyoming was in the West Region. Colorado was a member in 2001, but has since been put into the Southwest Region.

Northwest Regional Championship

The list below lists each state's participant in the Northwest Little League Region Tournament. That year's winner is indicated in green.

Year	Alaska	Colorado	Hawaii	Idaho	Montana	Oregon	Washington	Wyoming
2001	Gastineau Channel East LL Juneau	Academy LL Colorado Springs	Joined region in 2002	Coeur d'Alene LL Coeur d'Alene	Billings Big Sky LL Billings	West Salem LL Salem	Bainbridge Island LL Bainbridge Island	Laramie LL Laramie
2002	Gastineau Channel East LL Juneau	Left for Southwest Region	Waipio LL Ewa Pearl City	Coeur d'Alene LL Coeur d'Alene	Mount Sentinel LL Missoula	Parrish LL Salem	Mill Creek LL Mill Creek	Left for West Region
2003	Dimond-West LL Anchorage		Pearl City LL Ewa Pearl City	East Boise American LL Boise	Boulder- Arrowhead LL Billings	Murrayhill LL Beaverton	Richland National LL Richland
2004	Dimond-West LL Anchorage		Kihei LL Ewa Beach	West Valley LL Eagle	Missoula Southside LL Missoula	Murrayhill LL Beaverton	Redmond North LL Redmond
2005	Dimond-West LL Anchorage		West Oahu LL Ewa Beach	Northwest Ada LL Boise	Heights National LL Billings	Murrayhill LL Beaverton	Chehalis LL Chehalis
2006	Dimond-West LL Anchorage		Left for West Region	North Boise LL Boise	Missoula Southside LL Missoula	Murrayhill LL Beaverton	Kent LL Kent	Laramie LL Laramie
2007	Dimond-West LL Anchorage			North Boise LL Boise	Missoula Southside LL Missoula	Lake Oswego LL Lake Oswego	Kent LL Kent	Laramie LL Laramie
2008	Dimond-West LL Anchorage			North Boise LL Boise	Boulder- Arrowhead LL Billings	Murrayhill LL Beaverton	Mill Creek LL Mill Creek	Laramie LL Laramie
2009	Sitka LL Sitka			Post Falls LL Post Falls	Boulder- Arrowhead LL Billings	Parrish LL Salem	Mercer Island LL Mercer Island	Laramie LL Laramie
2010	Gastineau Channel LL Juneau			North Boise LL Boise	Boulder- Arrowhead LL Billings	Murrayhill LL Beaverton	Auburn LL Auburn	Laramie LL Laramie
2011	Abbott o Rabbit LL Anchorage			Lewiston LL Lewiston	Big Sky LL Billings	Bend South LL Bend	North Bothell LL Bothell	Laramie LL Laramie

LLWS results

Year	Champion	City	LLWS	Record
2001	Bainbridge Island LL	Bainbridge Island	Group Stage	1–2
2002	Waipio LL	Waipio	Group Stage	2–1
2003	National LL	Richland	Group Stage	0–3
2004	North LL	Redmond	Group Stage	1–2
2005	Oahu LL	Ewa Beach	Champions	6–0
2006	Murrayhill LL	Beaverton	Third Place (tie)	3–2
2007	Lake Oswego LL	Lake Oswego	US Semifinal	2–2
2008	Mill Creek LL	Mill Creek	US Semifinal	2–2
2009	Mercer Island LL	Mercer Island	Group Stage	0–3
2010	Auburn LL	Auburn	Group Stage	3–2
2011	Big Sky LL	Billings	Third Place (tie)	3–1

Results by state

Italics indicates team no longer a member of the Northwest Region.

Country	Northwest Championships	Record in LLWS	PCT
Washington	6	7–14	.333
Hawaii	2	8–1	.889
Oregon	2	5–4	.556
Montana	1	3–1	.750
Alaska	0	0–0	–
Idaho	0	0–0	–
Wyoming	0	0–0	–
Total	11	23–20	.535

See Also

• West Region (Little League World Series 1957–2000)
• West Region (Little League World Series)

External links

• Official site