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Senior League World Series (Latin America Region)

{{Short description|Region for the Senior League World Series}}

{{Infobox Sports league

| title = Latin America Region

| last_season = 2022 Senior League World Series

| Formerly =

| sport = Baseball

| founded = 2017

| teams =

| country =

| champion = {{flagicon|PAN}} Aguadulce, Panama

| most_champs = {{flag|Panama}} (3)

| website =

}}

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

  • {{flag|Mexico}}
  • {{flag|Panama}}

Region Champions

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=Mexico Region Champions=

class="wikitable"

!Year!!City!!SLWS!!Record

style="background:gold;"

|1963

MonterreyChampions3–0
1964MonterreyNot in Top 40–1
style="background:gold;"

|1965

MonterreyChampions2–0
1966Monterreyrowspan=8|Not in Top 41–1
1967Matamoros0–2
1968Matamoros0–2
1969Nuevo Laredo1–2
1970Monterrey2–2
1971Nuevo Laredo1–2
1972Matamoros1–2
1973Saltillo1–2
YearCitySLWSRecord

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=Puerto Rico Region Champions=

class="wikitable"

!Year!!City!!SLWS!!Record

1970Caguasrowspan=4|Not in Top 40–2
1971Mayagüez1–2
1972Humacao1–2
1973 Río Piedras3–2
YearCitySLWSRecord

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=Latin America Region (1974–2016) Champions=

{{Infobox Sports league

| title = Latin America Region

| last_season = 2016 Senior League World Series

| Formerly =

| sport = Baseball

| founded = 1974

| folded = 2016

| teams =

| country =

| champion = {{flagicon|PRI}} Carolina, Puerto Rico

| most_champs = {{flag|Venezuela}} (12)

| website =

}}

class="wikitable"

!Year!!City!!SLWS!!Record

1974{{flagicon|PRI}} Guayabo, Puerto Ricorowspan=3|Not in Top 40–2
1975{{flagicon|PRI}} San Juan, Puerto Rico0–2
1976{{flagicon|DOM}} Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic0–2
1977{{flagicon|ANT|1959}} Aruba, Netherlands Antillesrowspan=2|Fourth Place2–2
1978{{flagicon|ANT|1959}} Aruba, Netherlands Antilles2–2
1979{{flagicon|ANT|1959}} Curaçao, Netherlands AntillesNot in Top 41–2
style="background:#cd7f32;"

|1980

{{flagicon|VEN|1954}} Maracaibo, VenezuelaThird Place2–2
1981{{flagicon|ANT|1959}} Aruba, Netherlands AntillesFourth Place2–2
1982{{flagicon|ANT|1959}} Aruba, Netherlands AntillesNot in Top 41–2
style="background:silver;"

|1983

{{flagicon|ANT|1959}} Curaçao, Netherlands AntillesRunner–Up3–2
1984{{flagicon|DOM}} Dominican RepublicFourth Place2–2
style="background:silver;"

|1985

{{flagicon|ANT|1959}} Curaçao, Netherlands AntillesRunner–Up3–2
style="background:#cd7f32;"

|1986

{{flagicon|PAN}} Panama City, PanamaThird Place3–2
1987{{flagicon|USVI}} Saint Croix, U.S. Virgin IslandsFourth Place2–2
style="background:silver;"

|1988

{{flagicon|VEN|1954}} Maracaibo, VenezuelaRunner–Up3–2
1989{{flagicon|VEN|1954}} Maracaibo, VenezuelaFourth Place2–2
1990{{flagicon|VEN|1954}} Maracaibo, Venezuelarowspan=2|Not in Top 42–3
1991{{flagicon|PRI}} Yabucoa, Puerto Rico2–3
style="background:silver;"

|1992

{{flagicon|DOM}} Santo Domingo, Dominican RepublicRunner–Up5–2
style="background:gold;"

|1993

{{flagicon|DOM}} La Vega, Dominican RepublicChampions6–1
1994{{flagicon|VEN|1954}} Maracaibo, Venezuelarowspan=2|Not in Top 42–3
1995{{flagicon|PAN}} Panama City, Panama1–3
style="background:gold;"

|1996

{{flagicon|VEN|1954}} Maracaibo, Venezuelarowspan=2|Champions5–0
style="background:gold;"

|1997

{{flagicon|VEN|1954}} San Francisco, Venezuela4–1
1998{{flagicon|PAN}} Betania, PanamaNot in Top 42–3
style="background:silver;"

|1999

{{flagicon|VEN|1954}} Maracaibo, VenezuelaRunner–Up3–2
style="background:gold;"

|2000

{{flagicon|PAN}} Panama City, PanamaChampions6–1
style="background:silver;"

|2001

{{flagicon|VEN|1954}} Maracaibo, VenezuelaRunner–Up4–2
style="background:gold;"

|2002

{{flagicon|CUR}} Willemstad, CuraçaoChampions5–1
style="background:#cd7f32;"

|2003

{{flagicon|CUR}} Willemstad, Curaçaorowspan=2|Semifinals4–1
style="background:#cd7f32;"

|2004

{{flagicon|VEN|1954}} Maracaibo, Venezuela3–2
2005{{flagicon|PAN}} Santiago, PanamaNot in Top 42–2
style="background:gold;"

|2006

{{flagicon|VEN}} Punto Fijo, VenezuelaChampions6–0
style="background:silver;"

|2007

{{flagicon|VEN}} Punto Fijo, Venezuelarowspan=2|Runner–Up4–2
style="background:silver;"

|2008

{{flagicon|CUR}} Willemstad, Curaçao3–3
style="background:#cd7f32;"

|2009

{{flagicon|ARU}} San Nicolaas, ArubaSemifinals3–2
style="background:gold;"

|2010

{{flagicon|ARU}} San Nicolaas, Aruba (Host)Champions5–1
style="background:#cd7f32;"

|2011

{{flagicon|ARU}} San Nicolaas, ArubaSemifinals3–2
style="background:gold;"

|2012

{{flagicon|GUA}} Guatemala City, Guatemalarowspan=2|Champions5–0
style="background:gold;"

|2013

{{flagicon|PAN}} Chitré, Panama6–0
style="background:silver;"

|2014

{{flagicon|CUR}} Willemstad, CuraçaoRunner–Up5–1
2015{{flagicon|CUR}} Willemstad, Curaçaorowspan=2|Not in Top 42–2
2016{{flagicon|PRI}} Carolina, Puerto Rico1–2
YearCitySLWSRecord

==Results by Country==

class="wikitable"

!Country!!Region
Championships!!SLWS
Championships

{{flagicon|VEN}} Venezuelaalign=center|12align=center|3
{{flagicon|CUR}}{{flagicon|ANT|1959}} Curaçaoalign=center|8align=center|1
{{flagicon|ARU}}{{flagicon|ANT|1959}} Arubaalign=center rowspan=2|6align=center |0
{{flagicon|PAN}} Panamaalign=center|2
{{flagicon|DOM}} Dominican Republicalign=center rowspan=2|4align=center|1
{{flagicon|PRI}} Puerto Ricoalign=center rowspan=2|0
{{flagicon|USVI}} U.S. Virgin Islandsalign=center rowspan=3|1
{{flagicon|GUA}} Guatemalaalign=center rowspan=2|1
{{flagicon
} Host Team(s)

|-

!Totals!!43!!9

|}

=Latin America Region (2017–Present) Champions=

As of the 2022 Senior League World Series.

class="wikitable"

!Year!!City!!SLWS!!Record

style="background:gold;"

|2017

{{flagicon|PAN}} Aguadulce, PanamaChampions4–1
2018{{flagicon|VEN}} Barquisimeto, VenezuelaNot in Top 42–2
style="background:#cd7f32;"

|2019

{{flagicon|PAN}} Herrera, PanamaInt'l Final2–1
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
style="background:#cd7f32;"

|2022

{{flagicon|PAN}} Aguadulce, PanamaInt'l Final2–2
YearCitySLWSRecord

==Results by Country==

As of the 2022 Senior League World Series.

class="wikitable"

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

{{flagicon|PAN}} Panamaalign=center |3align=center|1align=center|8–4align=center|0.667
{{flagicon|VEN}} Venezuelaalign=center |1align=center|0align=center|2–2align=center|0.500
Totals4110–60.625

See also

Latin America Region in other Little League divisions

References

{{reflist}}

{{Senior League World Series}}

{{Little League}}

Category:Senior League World Series

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Category:Latin American baseball leagues