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Big League World Series (West Region)

{{Infobox Sports league

| title = West Region

| last_season = 2016 Big League World Series

| Formerly =

| sport = Baseball

| founded = 1968

| folded = 2016

| teams = 12

| country = {{flag|United States}}

| champion = {{nowrap|{{flagicon|Hawaii}} Kihei, Hawaii}}

| most_champs = {{flagicon|California}} Southern California (28)

| website =

}}

The Big League World Series (BLWS) West Region was one of five United States regions that sent teams to the World Series. The Big League division of Little League Baseball was discontinued after the 2016 World Series. The region's participation in the BLWS had dated back to 1968.

West Region States

{{div col|colwidth=15em}}

  • {{flag|Alaska}}
  • {{flag|Arizona}}
  • {{flagicon|California}} Northern California
  • {{flagicon|California}} Southern California
  • {{flag|Hawaii}}
  • {{flag|Idaho}}
  • {{flag|Montana}}
  • {{flag|Nevada}}
  • {{flag|Oregon}}
  • {{flag|Utah}}
  • {{flag|Washington}}
  • {{flag|Wyoming}}

{{div col end}}

Region Champions

class="wikitable"

!Year!!City!!BLWS!!Record

1968{{flagicon|California}} Barstow–Victorville, Southern CaliforniaFourth Place1–2
style="background:gold;"

|1969

{{flagicon|California}} Barstow, Southern CaliforniaChampions4–0
style="background:silver;"

|1970

{{flagicon|California}} San Fernando/Simi Valley, Southern CaliforniaRunner–Up3–2
style="background:gold;"

|1971

{{flagicon|California}} Cupertino, Northern CaliforniaChampions4–1
style="background:silver;"

|1972

{{flagicon|California}} Inglewood, Southern Californiarowspan=2|Runner–Up4–2
style="background:silver;"

|1973

{{flagicon|California}} West Orange County, Southern California3–2
1974{{flagicon|California}} El Cajon, Southern Californiarowspan=2|Not in Top 40–2
1975{{flagicon|Hawaii}} Aiea, Hawaii1–2
1976{{flagicon|California}} Cupertino, Northern Californiarowspan=2|Fourth Place3–2
1977{{flagicon|Hawaii}} Hilo, Hawaii2–2
style="background:#cd7f32;"

|1978

{{flagicon|California}} Port Hueneme, Southern CaliforniaThird Place3–2
1979{{flagicon|Arizona}} Tucson, ArizonaNot in Top 41–2
style="background:gold;"

|1980

{{flagicon|California}} Buena Park, Southern CaliforniaChampions5–0
1981{{flagicon|California}} Villa Park, Southern CaliforniaNot in Top 40–2
style="background:#cd7f32;"

|1982

{{flagicon|Arizona}} Tucson, ArizonaThird Place3–2
1983{{flagicon|California}} Sacramento, Northern CaliforniaNot in Top 42–2
1984{{flagicon|California}} Sacramento, Northern CaliforniaFourth Place2–2
1985{{flagicon|Arizona}} Tucson, Arizonarowspan=2|Not in Top 42–2
1986{{flagicon|California}} San Bernardino, Southern California1–2
1987{{flagicon|Arizona}} Tucson, ArizonaFourth Place3–2
1988{{flagicon|Arizona}} Tucson, Arizonarowspan=5|Not in Top 41–2
1989{{flagicon|California}} San Leandro, Northern California0–2
1990{{flagicon|California}} Grass Valley, Northern California1–2
1991{{flagicon|California}} Norwalk, Southern California0–2
1992{{flagicon|California}} Victorville, Southern California2–2
style="background:#cd7f32;"

|1993

{{flagicon|Hawaii}} Pearl City, HawaiiUS Final2–2
style="background:#cd7f32;"

|1994

{{flagicon|California}} Victorville, Southern CaliforniaThird Place2–2
style="background:#cd7f32;"

|1995

{{flagicon|Hawaii}} Aiea, Hawaiirowspan=2|US Final3–2
style="background:#cd7f32;"

|1996

{{flagicon|Hawaii}} Pearl City, Hawaii3–2
1997{{flagicon|Hawaii}} Aiea, HawaiiNot in Top 41–2
style="background:gold;"

|1998

{{flagicon|California}} Thousand Oaks, Southern CaliforniaChampions5–0
style="background:#cd7f32;"

|1999

{{flagicon|Hawaii}} Aiea, Hawaiirowspan=2|US Final3–2
style="background:#cd7f32;"

|2000

{{flagicon|California}} Santee, Southern California2–3
style="background:gold;"

|2001

{{flagicon|California}} Westminster, Southern CaliforniaChampions5–1
2002{{flagicon|Washington}} Auburn, WashingtonNot in Top 41–3
style="background:silver;"

|2003

{{flagicon|California}} Thousand Oaks, Southern CaliforniaRunner–Up5–1
style="background:#cd7f32;"

|2004

{{flagicon|California}} Anaheim, Southern CaliforniaSemifinals3–2
style="background:silver;"

|2005

{{flagicon|California}} Thousand Oaks, Southern CaliforniaRunner–Up4–2
style="background:gold;"

|2006

{{flagicon|California}} Thousand Oaks, Southern CaliforniaChampions7–0
style="background:#cd7f32;"

|2007

{{flagicon|California}} Thousand Oaks, Southern CaliforniaSemifinals4–1
style="background:#cd7f32;"

|2008

{{flagicon|California}} Anaheim, Southern CaliforniaUS Final3–2
style="background:silver;"

|2009

{{flagicon|California}} Thousand Oaks, Southern Californiarowspan=2|Runner–Up4–2
style="background:silver;"

|2010

{{flagicon|California}} Thousand Oaks, Southern California4–2
2011{{flagicon|California}} Alameda County, Northern Californiarowspan=2|Not in Top 41–3
2012{{flagicon|California}} Anaheim, Southern California3–1
style="background:#cd7f32;"

|2013

{{flagicon|California}} Thousand Oaks, Southern CaliforniaUS Final3–2
2014{{flagicon|California}} Thousand Oaks, Southern CaliforniaNot in Top 42–2
style="background:silver;"

|2015

{{flagicon|California}} Thousand Oaks, Southern Californiarowspan=2|Runner–Up4–1
style="background:silver;"

|2016

{{flagicon|Hawaii}} Kihei, Hawaii4–2
YearCityBLWSRecord

=Results by State=

class="wikitable"

!State!!Region
Championships!!BLWS
Championships

{{flagicon|California}} Southern Californiaalign=center|28align=center|5
{{flagicon|Hawaii}} Hawaiialign=center|8align=center|0
{{flagicon|California}} Northern Californiaalign=center|7align=center|1
{{flagicon|Arizona}} Arizonaalign=center|5align=center rowspan=2|0
{{flagicon|Washington}} Washingtonalign=center|1

See also

;West Region in other Little League divisions

References

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{{Big League World Series}}

{{Little League}}

Category:Big League World Series

West

Category:Sports in the Western United States