1999 Little League World Series
1999 Little League World Series | |
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Dates |
August 22– August 28 |
Teams participating | 8 |
Champion |
Hirkata Little League Osaka, Japan |
Runner-up |
National Little League Phenix City, Alabama |
The 1999 Little League World Series (LLWS) took place between August 22 and August 28 in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. The Hirkata Little League of Hirakata, Japan, defeated Phenix City National Little League of Phenix City, Alabama, in the championship game of the 53rd LLWS.
Qualification
United States | International |
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Brownsburg, IN Central Brownsburg |
Victoria Canada Gordon Head |
Toms River, NJ East Toms River |
Ramstein Air Base Europe Ramstein American |
Phenix City, AL South National |
Hirakata, Osaka Far East Hirakata |
Boise, ID West South Central Boise |
Yabucoa Latin America Juan A. Biblioni |
Pool play
Region | Record |
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East | 3-0 |
South | 2-1 |
West | 1-2 |
Central | 0-3 |
Region | Record |
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Latin America | 3-0 |
Far East | 2-1 |
Canada | 1-2 |
Europe | 0-3 |
August 22
Canada | 3-7 | Far East |
South | 0-6 | East |
August 23
Canada | 4-6 | Latin America |
South | 5-4 | Central |
Europe | 2-5 | Far East |
West | 0-4 | East |
August 24
Latin America | 3-1 | Far East |
Central | 1-3 | East |
Europe | 3-5 | Canada |
West | 0-12 (5 innings) |
South |
August 25
Latin America | 16-3 | Europe |
West | 2-0 | Central |
Elimination round
1999 Little League World Series Champions |
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Hirakata Little League Hirakata, Osaka, Japan |
Champions path
The Hirakata LL reached the LLWS with an undefeated record of four wins and no losses.[1] In total, their record was 9-1, their only loss coming against Juan A. Bablioni LL of Yabucoa, Puerto Rico.
Round | Opposition | Result |
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All-Japan Tournament | ||
Opening Round | Suginami LL | 4-3 |
Quarterfinals | Tokorozawa LL | 5-0 |
Semifinals | Hiroshima Rijo LL | 6-4 |
Japan Championship | Hyogo Harima LL | 5–4 |
Notable players
- Colby Rasmus (Phenix City, Alabama) – Outfielder for the St. Louis Cardinals and the Toronto Blue Jays
- Cory Rasmus (Phenix City, Alabama) – Pitcher for the Atlanta Braves and the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
- Michael Saunders (Victoria, British Columbia) – Outfielder for the Seattle Mariners
- Lance Lynn (Brownsburg, Indiana) – Pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals
See also
- Little League
References
- ↑ "Japan Tournament Results". Unpage.com. Retrieved September 28, 2010.
External links
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