2001 Little League World Series qualification

2001 Little League World Series qualification
United States
Great Lakes winner	Brownsburg, Indiana
Gulf States winner	Lake Charles, Louisiana
Mid-Atlantic winner	Bronx, New York
Midwest winner	Davenport, Iowa
New England winner	Lincoln, Rhode Island
Northwest winner	Bainbridge Island, Washington
Southeast winner	Apopka, Florida
West winner	Oceanside, California
International
Asia winner	Tokyo, Japan
Canada winner	Calgary, Alberta
Caribbean winner	Willemstad, Curaçao
Europe, Middle East and Africa winner	Moscow, Russia
Latin America winner	Santiago de Veraguas, Panama
Mexico winner	Matamoros, Mexico
Pacific winner	Hagåtña, Guam
Transatlantic winner	Dhahran, Saudi Arabia
Tournaments

Qualification for the 2001 Little League World Series took place in sixteen different parts of the world during July and August 2001, with formats and number of teams varying by region.

The tournament took place in Indianapolis, Indiana from August 4–12.^[1]

State	City	LL Organization	Record
Indiana	Brownsburg	Brownsburg	4–0
Michigan	Roosevelt Park	Roosevelt Park	3–1
Illinois	Lansing	Lansing East	2–2
Kentucky	Owensboro	Owensboro Southern	2–2
Wisconsin	Appleton	Appleton Kiwanis	1–3
Ohio	Fairborn	Fairborn American	0–4

	Semi-finals				Final
	August 10
	Indiana	3
					August 11
	Kentucky	2
					Indiana	4
	August 10
					Michigan	1
	Michigan	9
	Illinois	8

The tournament took place in Gulfport, Florida from August 3–12.^[2]

State	City	LL Organization	Record
Louisiana	Lake Charles	South Lake Charles	4–0
Texas	The Woodlands	ORWALL American	3–1
Mississippi	Biloxi	Biloxi National	2–2
Oklahoma	Grove	Grove Sports	2–2
Alabama	Huntsville	Huntsville National	1–3
Arkansas	Benton	Benton National	1–3
Tennessee	Hermitage	Donelson American	1–3

	Semi-finals				Final
	August 9
	Louisiana	5
					August 11
	Oklahoma	0
					Louisiana	6
	August 9
					Texas	5
	Texas	7
	Mississippi	4

The tournament took place in Bristol, Connecticut from August 5–14.^[3]

State	City	LL Organization	Record
Maryland	Easton	Easton	4–0
Pennsylvania	State College	State College American	3–1
New Jersey	Randolph	Randolph West	2–2
New York	Bronx	Rolando Paulino	2–2*
Delaware	Wilmington	Midway	1–3
Washington, D.C.		Capitol City	0–4

	Semi-finals				Final
	August 11
	Maryland	0
					August 14
	New York	11*
					New York	2*
	August 11
					Pennsylvania	0
	Pennsylvania	3
	New Jersey	0

*All games played by the New York representative, Rolando Paulino Little League, were forfeited due to the use of an ineligible player, Danny Almonte. The Mid-Atlantic Championship was retroactively awarded to the Pennsylvania representative, the State College American Little League.

The tournament took place in Indianapolis, Indiana from August 4–12.^[4]

State	City	LL Organization	Record
Iowa	Davenport	Davenport East	4–0
Missouri	De Soto	De Soto	3–1
Minnesota	Circle Pines	Centennial Lakes Black	2–2
Nebraska	Omaha	Keystone	2–2
South Dakota	Rapid City	Harney	1–3
Kansas	Baxter Springs	Baxter Springs	0–4

	Semi-finals				Final
	August 10
	Iowa	4
					August 12
	Nebraska	3
					Iowa	4
	August 10
					Minnesota	3
	Missouri	2
	Minnesota	9

The tournament was held in Bristol, Connecticut from August 5–14.^[5]

State	City	LL Organization	Record
Connecticut	Wallingford	Yalesville	4–0
Rhode Island	Lincoln	Lincoln	3–1
Massachusetts	Pittsfield	Pittsfield South	2–2
Vermont	South Burlington	South Burlington	1–3
Maine	Damariscotta	Lincoln County	1–3
New Hampshire	Manchester	Manchester East	1–3

	Semi-finals				Final
	August 11
	Connecticut	0
					August 13
	Vermont	3
					Vermont	3
	August 11
					Rhode Island	6
	Rhode Island	5
	Massachusetts	4

The tournament was held in San Bernardino, California from August 4–14.^[6]

State	City	LL Organization	Record
Washington	Bainbridge Island	Bainbridge Island	4–0
Montana	Billings	Billings Big Sky	3–1
Oregon	Salem	West Salem	2–2
Wyoming	Laramie	Laramie	2–2
Colorado	Colorado Springs	Academy	1–3
Idaho	Coeur d'Alene	Coeur d'Alene	1–3
Alaska	Juneau	Gastineau Channel East	0–4

	Semi-finals				Final
	August 11
	Washington	7
					August 13
	Wyoming	2
					Washington	5
	August 11
					Oregon	4
	Oregon	2
	Montana	1

The tournament took place in Gulfport, Florida from August 3–12.^[7]

State	City	LL Organization	Record
Florida	Apopka	Apopka National	4–0
Virginia	Vienna	Vienna American	4–0
Georgia	Sandy Springs	Sandy Springs	2–2
North Carolina	Matthews	Matthews National	1–3
South Carolina	Taylors	Northwood National	1–3
West Virginia	Fairmont	Fairmont	0–4

	Semi-finals				Final
	August 7
	Florida	5
					August 9
	North Carolina	3
					Florida	8
	August 7
					Georgia	3
	Virginia	0
	Georgia	1

The tournament took place in San Bernardino, California from August 4–14.^[8]

State	City	LL Organization	Record
Southern California	Oceanside	Oceanside American	4–0
Arizona	Tucson	San Xavier	2–2
Nevada	Henderson	Green Valley	2–2
Utah	Taylorsville	Taylorsville	2–2
Northern California	Los Gatos	Los Gatos	2–2
Hawaii	ʻEwa Beach	ʻEwa	1–3
New Mexico	Albuquerque	Eastdale	1–3

	Semi-finals				Final
	August 11
	Southern California	4
					August 13
	Utah	2
					Southern California	12
	August 11
					Nevada	8
	Arizona	3
	Nevada	5

The tournament took place in Hong Kong from July 28–August 4.

Country	City	LL Organization	Record
Japan	Tokyo	Tokyo Kitasuna	4–0
South Korea			2–2
Hong Kong			0–4

	Final
	August 3
	Japan	6
	South Korea	1

The tournament was held in Vancouver, British Columbia from August 4–11.^[9]

Province	City	LL Organization	Record
Quebec	Salaberry-de-Valleyfield	Valleyfield	4–1
Alberta	Calgary	Calgary West	3–2
British Columbia	Victoria	Gordon Head	3–2
Ontario	Toronto	High Park	3–2
British Columbia (Host)	Vancouver	Little Mountain	1–4
Nova Scotia	Glace Bay	Glace Bay	1–4

	Semi-finals				Final
	August 10
	Quebec	0
					August 11
	Ontario	7
					Ontario	3
	August 10
					Alberta	5
	British Columbia	1
	Alberta	4

The tournament took place in Panama City, Panama from July 20–28.

Country	Record
Aruba	5–0
Curaçao	5–1
Puerto Rico	4–1
Dominican Republic	3–3
Bahamas	2–4
United States Virgin Islands	1–5
Sint Maarten	0–6

	Semi-finals				Final
	July 27
	Aruba	2
					July 28
	Dominican Republic	1
					Aruba	1
	July 27
					Curaçao	3
	Curaçao	4
	Puerto Rico	3

The tournament took place in Kutno, Poland from August 2–10.

Pool A

Country	Record
Russia	6–0
Germany	5–1
Kazakhstan	4–2
Lithuania	2–4
Romania	2–4
Bulgaria	1–5
Austria	1–5

Pool B

Country	Record
Georgia	5–0
Belgium	4–1
Poland	3–2
Ukraine	2–3
Slovakia	1–4
Kenya	0–5

	Semi-finals				Final
	August 9
	Russia	8
					August 10
	Belgium	2
					Russia	12
	August 9
					Georgia	2
	Georgia	6
	Germany	5

The tournament took place in Panama City, Panama from July 20–28.

Country	Record
Venezuela	5–1
Panama	4–2
Nicaragua	2–4
Colombia	1–5

	Final
	July 28
	Venezuela	2
	Panama	3

The tournament took place from July 14–20.

Pool A

State	City	LL Organization	Record
Nuevo León	Guadalupe	Mala Torres	5–0
Tamaulipas	Matamoros	Matamoros	4–1
Jalisco	Zapopan	Legion Americana	3–2
Sonora	Hermosillo	Tepeyac	2–3
Chihuahua	Parral	IMSS-Parral	1–4
Nuevo León	Monterrey	Mitras	0–5

Pool B

State	City	LL Organization	Record
Nuevo León	Guadalupe	Guadalupe-Linda Vista	4–1
Chihuahua	Ciudad Juárez	Villahermosa	4–1
Zacatecas	Zacatecas	Cerro de la Bufa	4–1
Baja California	Mexicali	IMSS-Mexicali	2–3
Tamaulipas	Reynosa	Trevino Kelly	1–4
Nuevo León	San Nicolás de los Garza	Cuauhtemoc	0–5

	Semi-finals				Final
	July 19
	Mala Torres	1
					July 20
	Villahermosa	5
					Villahermosa	0
	July 19
					Matamoros	3
	Guadelupe-Linda Vista	3
	Matamoros	4

The tournament took place in Hong Kong from July 29–August 3.

Country	Record
Guam	4–0
Northern Mariana Islands	3–1
Philippines	2–2
Indonesia	1–3
New Zealand	0–4

The tournament was held in Kutno, Poland from July 8–15.

Country	City	LL Organization	Record
Saudi Arabia	Dhahran	Arabian-American	6–0
Germany	Ramstein-Miesenbach	Ramstein	5–1
England	London	London Area Youth	3–3
Spain	Rota	Rota	3–3
Belgium	Brussels	SHAPE/Waterloo	2–4
Italy	Naples	Naples	2–4
Austria	Vienna	AIBC	0–6

	Final
	July 15
	Saudi Arabia	2
	Germany	0