Little League World Series (Midwest Region)

The Midwest 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 Central 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 Central Region was split into the Midwest and Great Lakes Regions. Starting in 2019, 7 teams will be represented at the Midwest regional as North and South Dakota are no longer one district.[1]

Midwest Region

Most recent season or competition: 2019 Little League World Series qualification
Formerly	Central Region (1957–2000)
Sport	Baseball
Founded	2001
No. of teams	7
Country	United States
Most recent champion(s)	Coon Rapids Andover American Little League, Coon Rapids, Minnesota
Most titles	3 leagues tied (2 titles)
Official website	Little League Baseball & Softball Central Region Headquarters

The U.S. states that are in Little League's Midwest Region:

•  Iowa
•  Kansas
•  Minnesota
•  Missouri
•  Nebraska
•  North Dakota
•  South Dakota

Following the 2021 LLWS, Wisconsin will be moved from the Great Lakes Region to the Midwest Region. This move is a small part of a planned expansion of the LLWS from 16 to 20 teams. This expansion was originally scheduled to occur for 2021, but was delayed to 2022 due to COVID-19.[2]

Regional championship

Winner is indicated in green.

Year	Iowa	Kansas	Minnesota	Missouri	Nebraska	North Dakota	South Dakota
2001	Davenport East LL Davenport	Baxter Springs LL Baxter Springs	Centennial Lakes Black LL Circle Pines	DeSoto LL DeSoto	Keystone LL Omaha	DNQ	Harney LL Rapid City
2002	Grandview LL Des Moines	Riverton Area LL Riverton	Coon Rapids National LL Coon Rapids	Webb City LL Webb City	Central City LL Central City	DNQ	Harney LL Rapid City
2003	North Scott LL Eldridge	Girard LL Girard	Coon Rapids National LL Coon Rapids	La Co Mo Central LL Higginsville	Grover LL Omaha	DNQ	Canyon Lake LL Rapid City
2004	Davenport Northwest LL Davenport	Galena LL Galena	Robbinsdale LL Robbinsdale	Daniel Boone National LL Columbia	Blair LL Blair	DNQ	Harney LL Rapid City
2005	Davenport Northwestern LL Davenport	Baxter Springs LL Baxter Springs	Centennial Lakes East LL Circle Pines	Daniel Boone National LL Columbia	Hillside LL Omaha	DNQ	Harney LL Rapid City
2006	Davis County LL Bloomfield	Galena LL Galena	Coon Rapids National LL Coon Rapids	Daniel Boone National LL Columbia	Grand Island Youth National Baseball LL Grand Island	DNQ	Harney LL Rapid City
2007	Urbandale East LL Urbandale	Cherokee Community LL Cherokee	Coon Rapids National LL Coon Rapids	Carthage LL Carthage	Keystone LL Omaha	DNQ	Harney LL Rapid City
2008	Urbandale East LL Urbandale	Cherokee Community LL Cherokee	Coon Rapids National LL Coon Rapids	Daniel Boone National LL Columbia	Kearney National LL Kearney	DNQ	Canyon Lake LL Rapid City
2009	Urbandale East LL Urbandale	Cherokee Community LL Cherokee	East Tonka South LL Minnetonka	Daniel Boone National LL Columbia	Blair LL Blair	DNQ	Harney LL Rapid City
2010	Grandview LL Des Moines	Riverton Area LL Riverton	Plymouth/New Hope LL Plymouth	Daniel Boone American LL Columbia	Kearney LL Kearney	DNQ	Canyon Lake LL Rapid City
2011	Grandview LL Des Moines	Cherokee Community LL Cherokee	Centennial Lakes West LL Circle Pines	Webb City LL Webb City	Kearney LL Kearney	DNQ	Harney LL Rapid City
2012	Sioux City Westside LL Sioux City	Girard LL Girard	Robbinsdale LL Robbinsdale	De Soto LL De Soto	Kearney LL Kearney	DNQ	Canyon Lake LL Rapid City
2013	Urbandale LL Urbandale	Girard LL Girard	Coon Rapids Andover American LL Coon Rapids	Webb City LL Webb City	Kearney LL Kearney	DNQ	Timberline LL Rapid City
2014	Headid LL Sioux City	Frontenac LL Frontenac	Plymouth/New Hope LL Plymouth	Joplin LL Joplin	Kearney LL Kearney	DNQ	Canyon Lake LL Rapid City
2015	Grandview LL Des Moines	Frontenac Youth LL Frontenac	Coon Rapids Cardinal LL Coon Rapids	Webb City LL Webb City	Memorial LL Omaha	DNQ	Canyon Lake LL Rapid City
2016	Johnston LL Johnston	Frontenac Youth LL Frontenac	Coon Rapids Andover American LL Coon Rapids	Webb City LL Webb City	Kearney LL Kearney	DNQ	Canyon Lake LL Rapid City
2017	Johnston LL Johnston	Cherokee Community LL Cherokee	Coon Rapids Andover American LL Coon Rapids	Webb City LL Webb City	Kearney LL Kearney	DNQ	Sioux Falls LL Sioux Falls
2018	Grandview LL Des Moines	J. L. Hutchinson LL Pittsburg	Coon Rapids Andover American LL Coon Rapids	Webb City LL Webb City	Kearney LL Kearney	Fargo LL Fargo	DNQ
2019	Johnston LL Johnston	J. L. Hutchinson Baseball LL Pittsburg	Coon Rapids Andover American LL Coon Rapids	Webb City LL Webb City	Kearney LL Kearney	Fargo LL Fargo	Canyon Lake LL Rapid City

LLWS results

As of the 2019 Little League World Series.

Year	Champion	City	LLWS	Record
2001	East LL	Davenport	Group Stage	0−3
2002	Webb City LL	Webb City	Group Stage	0−3
2003	North Scott LL	Eldridge	Group Stage	0−3
2004	Northwest LL	Davenport	Group Stage	0−3
2005	Northwest LL	Davenport	Group Stage	0−3
2006	Daniel Boone National LL	Columbia	Group Stage	1−2
2007	Coon Rapids National LL	Coon Rapids	Group Stage	1−2
2008	Canyon Lake LL	Rapid City	Group Stage	0−3
2009	Urbandale East LL	Urbandale	Group Stage	1−2
2010	Plymouth/New Hope LL	Plymouth	Group Stage	0−3
2011	Harney LL	Rapid City	Round 1	0−3
2012	Kearney LL	Kearney	Round 1	1−2
2013	Urbandale LL	Urbandale	Round 2	1−2
2014	Canyon Lake LL	Rapid City	Round 1	1−2
2015	Webb City LL	Webb City	Round 1	1−2
2016	Johnston LL	Johnston	Round 3	2–2
2017	Sioux Falls LL	Sioux Falls	Round 1	0–3
2018	Grandview LL	Des Moines	Round 2	1–2
2019	Coon Rapids Andover American LL	Coon Rapids	Round 2	1–2

Results by state

As of the 2019 Little League World Series.

State	Midwest Championships	Record in LLWS	PCT
Iowa	8	5–20	.200
South Dakota	4	1–11	.083
Minnesota	3	2–7	.222
Missouri	3	2–7	.222
Nebraska	1	1–2	.333
Kansas	0	0−0	.000
North Dakota	0	0−0	.000
Total	19	11–47	.190

See also

• Little League World Series (Central Region)

References

1. http://www.unpage.org/midwest/mwr-body.htm
2. "Little League Baseball and Little League Softball World Series to Expand in 2021". Little League Baseball. Little League International. August 24, 2019. Retrieved August 24, 2019.

External links

• Official site
• Midwest Region Little League Tournament Historical Results