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For results and details on Eastern Region tournaments held since 2001, visit the Mid-Atlantic Region and New England Region tournament pages. Eastern Region tournament results from 1957 through 2000 can be found by clicking on the links on the left side of this page.

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The Eastern Region Tournament

Since 2001, two leagues have advanced from Bristol to the World Series. Little League Baseball expanded the World Series to a sixteen team field, and doubled number of U.S. entrants at the World Series from four to eight. As a result, Eastern Region state champions have been assigned to New England and Mid-Atlantic regions, and the winners from both competitions advances to the Little League World Series. Both region tournaments are held in Bristol, with the region's state champions divided into the new tournament fields as follows:

New England Region	Mid-Atlantic Region
Connecticut Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island Vermont	Delaware District of Columbia Maryland New Jersey New York Pennsylvania

Visit our New England Region and Mid-Atlantic Region pages for results from Eastern Region tournaments since 2001.

The Eastern Region Tournament, which was first held in 1957, was originally a four-team, single-elimination event. Initially, the tournament was held in a variety of Eastern cities, with Staten Island, New York serving as the tournament host six times. The tournament eventually expanded to a twelve-team format, and after moving to the Town of Newburgh LL Complex in Newburgh, New York in 1977, eventually settled in Bristol.

Click to view a timeline showing the evolution of the Eastern Region Little League tournament structure.

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Links

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