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| For results and details on Western Region tournaments held since 2001, visit the Mountain Region, Northwest Region, and West Region tournament pages. Western Region tournament results from 1957 through 2000 can be found by clicking on the links on the left side of this page. |
Our coverage of the Western Region tournament launched on April 27, 1998. Click to contact the webmaster with any comments or questions about this page.
Twenty-one years later, the costs were significantly higher -- $950,000 -- as San Bernardino again became a focal point for Little League when ground was broken on a new Western Region Headquarters facility on the city's northwest side. Since that groundbreaking in 1971, Little League's has returned to San Bernardino for region tournament competition each August.
The Western Region tournament took on a new look beginning in 2001. Little League Baseball expanded the Little League World Series to a sixteen team field, and doubled the number of U.S. entrants at the World Series from four to eight. Little League officials also created a new Southwestern Region, and assigned two former Western Region states, Colorado and New Mexico, to the new region.
As a result, state champions in the Western Region were divided into two six-team region tournaments as follows:
| Northwest Region | West Region |
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Alaska Idaho Montana Oregon Washington Wyoming |
Arizona Hawaii Nevada Northern California Southern California Utah |
Today, Colorado, Montana, Nevada, Utah, and Wyoming compete in the Mountain Region tournament, which was created in 2022.
The Mountain Region, Northwest Region, and West Region tournaments are all held in San Bernardino, and tournament champions advance to the Little League World Series in South Williamsport, Pennsylvania.
Visit our Mountain Region, Northwest Region, and West Region pages for results from region tournaments since 2001.
Upwards of 14,500 fans attended individual Western Region games at Al Houghton Stadium, and the 1993 Western Region championship game drew what was at the time the largest crowd for a team sporting event in San Bernardino County history.
Click to view a timeline showing the evolution of the Western Region Little League tournament structure.
 Alabama |
Illinois |
New Mexico |
| Alaska |
Indiana |
New York |
| Arizona |
Iowa |
North Carolina NEW FOR 2024! |
| British Columbia |
Kansas |
Ontario |
| California (Northern) |
Maine |
Oregon |
| California (Southern) |
Maryland |
Pennsylvania |
| Colorado |
Massachusetts |
Rhode Island |
| Connecticut |
Michigan |
Texas (East and West) |
| Delaware |
Minnesota |
Vermont |
| District of Columbia |
Montana |
Virginia NEW FOR 2024! |
| Florida |
Nevada |
Washington |
| Georgia |
New Hampshire NEW FOR 2024! |
Wisconsin |
| Hawaii |
New Jersey |
Wyoming |
| Idaho |
| Central Region |
Southern Region |
Western Region |
| Eastern Region |
| Region 1 |
Region 4 |
Region 7 |
| Region 2 |
Region 5 |
Region 8 |
| Region 3 |
Region 6 |
Links to tournament coverage