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Senior League World Series (Asia–Pacific Region)

{{Infobox Sports league

| title = Asia–Pacific Region

| last_season = 2022 Senior League World Series

| Formerly =

| sport = Baseball

| founded = 1972

| teams =

| country =

| champion = {{nowrap|{{flagicon|Guam}} Guam}}

| most_champs = {{flag|Taiwan}} (25)

| website =

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The Senior League World Series – Asia-Pacific Region (formerly the Far East Region) is one of six international regions that currently send teams to the World Series in Easley, South Carolina. The region's participation in the Senior League World Series (SLWS) dates back to 1972.

It has produced the most championships (17) of any region, all won by Taiwan. Taiwan won nine straight titles from 1972–1980, the longest streak for any Little League division. Taiwan has not competed at the Senior League level since 1996. They won every regional tournament they entered. Senior World Series Opens Sunday In Kissimmee. [https://web.archive.org/web/20160107104213/http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/1996-08-07/news/9608060879_1_host-team-district-3-azalea-park]. Orlando Sentinel.

Asia-Pacific Region Countries

  • {{flag|China}}
  • {{flag|Guam}}
  • {{flag|Hong Kong}}
  • {{flag|New Zealand}}
  • {{flag|Northern Mariana Islands}}
  • {{flag|Philippines}}

Region Champions

As of the 2022 Senior League World Series.

class="wikitable"

!Year!!City!!SLWS!!Record

style="background:gold;"

|1972

{{flagicon|ROC}} Pingtung, Taiwanrowspan=9|Champions4–0
style="background:gold;"

|1973

{{flagicon|ROC}} Taipei, Taiwan5–0
style="background:gold;"

|1974

{{flagicon|ROC}} Pingtung, Taiwan4–0
style="background:gold;"

|1975

{{flagicon|ROC}} Pingtung, Taiwan4–0
style="background:gold;"

|1976

{{flagicon|ROC}} Pingtung, Taiwan6–1
style="background:gold;"

|1977

{{flagicon|ROC}} Taipei, Taiwan4–0
style="background:gold;"

|1978

{{flagicon|ROC}} Hualien, Taiwan4–0
style="background:gold;"

|1979

{{flagicon|ROC}} Taichung, Taiwan6–1
style="background:gold;"

|1980

{{flagicon|ROC}} Pingtung, Taiwan4–0
style="background:#cd7f32;"

|1981

{{flagicon|ROC}} Taipei, Taiwanrowspan=2|Third Place3–2
style="background:#cd7f32;"

|1982

{{flagicon|ROC}} Pingtung, Taiwan3–2
style="background:gold;"

|1983

{{flagicon|ROC}} Pingtung, TaiwanChampions4–0
style="background:silver;"

|1984

{{flagicon|ROC}} Pingtung, TaiwanRunner–Up4–2
style="background:gold;"

|1985

{{flagicon|ROC}} Pingtung, Taiwanrowspan=2|Champions4–0
style="background:gold;"

|1986

{{flagicon|ROC}} Taipei, Taiwan4–0
1987{{flagicon|ROC}} Taipei, TaiwanNot in Top 41–2
style="background:gold;"

|1988

{{flagicon|ROC}} Pingtung, Taiwanrowspan=5|Champions4–0
style="background:gold;"

|1989

{{flagicon|ROC}} Pingtung, Taiwan6–1
style="background:gold;"

|1990

{{flagicon|ROC}} Taipei, Taiwan4–0
style="background:gold;"

|1991

{{flagicon|ROC}} Pingtung, Taiwan5–1
style="background:gold;"

|1992

|{{flagicon|ROC}} Pingtung, Taiwan4–1
style="background:silver;"

|1993

{{flagicon|ROC}} Taipei, TaiwanRunner–Up3–2
style="background:#cd7f32;"

|1994

{{flagicon|ROC}} Taichung, TaiwanThird Place4–2
1995{{flagicon|ROC}} Taipei, Taiwanrowspan=6|Not in Top 43–3
1996{{flagicon|ROC}} Tainan, Taiwan2–3
1997{{flagicon|GUM}} Hagåtña, Guam1–3
1998{{flagicon|GUM}} Hagåtña, Guam1–3
1999{{flagicon|GUM}} Hagåtña, Guam2–2
2000{{flagicon|GUM}} Hagåtña, Guam0–3
2001{{flagicon|GUM}} Hagåtña, GuamFourth Place3–3
2002{{flagicon|PHI}} Philippinesrowspan=7|Not in Top 40–4
2003{{flagicon|GUM}} Hagåtña, Guam0–4
2004{{flagicon|NMI}} Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands2–2
2005{{flagicon|GUM}} Hagåtña, Guam2–2
2006{{flagicon|PHI}} Makati, Philippines1–3
2007{{flagicon|NMI}} Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands2–2
2008{{flagicon|PHI}} Makati, Philippines0–4
style="background:#cd7f32;"

|2009

{{flagicon|PHI}} Makati, PhilippinesSemifinals3–2
2010{{flagicon|NMI}} Saipan, Northern Mariana Islandsrowspan=6|Not in Top 40–4
2011{{flagicon|PHI}} Batangas, Philippines0–4
2012{{flagicon|NZL}} Auckland, New Zealand0–4
2013{{flagicon|PHI}} Makati, Philippines1–3
2014{{flagicon|NMI}} Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands0–4
2015{{flagicon|NMI}} Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands2–2
style="background:silver;"

|2016

{{flagicon|AUS}} Melbourne, AustraliaRunner–Up3–2
2017{{flagicon|PHI}} Makati, Philippinesrowspan=3|Not in Top 41–3
2018{{flagicon|NMI}} Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands0–2
2019{{flagicon|NZL}} Auckland, New Zealand0–2
2020

|colspan=3 rowspan=2 style="text-align:center;" |Cancelled due to COVID-19 crisis {{Cite web|url=https://www.littleleague.org/news/little-league-cancels-2020-world-series-and-region-tournaments/|title = Little League® Cancels 2020 World Series and Region Tournaments|date = 30 April 2020}}

2021
2022{{flagicon|Guam}} GuamNot in Top 40–2
YearCitySLWSRecord

=Results by Country=

As of the 2022 Senior League World Series.

class="wikitable"

!Country!!Region
Championships!!SLWS
Championships!!W–L!!PCT

{{flagicon|ROC}} Taiwanalign=center|25align=center|17align=center|99–23align=center|0.811
{{flagicon|GUM}} Guamalign=center|8align=center rowspan=5|0align=center|9–22align=center|0.290
{{flagicon|PHI}} Philippinesalign=center|7align=center|6–23align=center|0.207
{{flagicon|NMI}} Northern Mariana Islandsalign=center|6align=center|6–16align=center|0.273
{{flagicon|NZL}} New Zealandalign=center|2align=center|0–6align=center|0.000
{{flagicon|AUS}} Australiaalign=center|1align=center|3–2align=center|0.600
Totals4917123–920.572

See also

Asia-Pacific Region in other Little League divisions:

References

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