2001 Big League World Series

Tournament information

Location

Easley, South Carolina

Dates

August 4–August 11

Final positions

Champions

Westminster, California

Runners-up

Valencia, Venezuela

← 2000

2002 →

The 2001 Big League World Series youth baseball tournament took place from August 4–11 in Easley, South Carolina, U.S. Westminster, California, U.S., defeated Valencia, Venezuela, in the championship game.

Teams

United States	International
Easley, South Carolina District 1 Host	Surrey, Canada District 3 Canada
Jefferson, Indiana District 5 Central	Kiev, Ukraine Khymelnytskiy Europe
Williamsport, Pennsylvania District 12 East	Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands CNMI Far East
Dunedin, Florida District 12 South	Valencia, Venezuela Flor Amarillo Latin America
Westminster, California District 62 West

Results

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Preliminary Round

United States Pool

Team	W	L	Rs	Ra
South Carolina	3	1	29	17
California	3	1	21	13
Florida	3	1	27	18
Pennsylvania	1	3	18	24
Indiana	0	4	8	29


California	–	1–2	7–6	7–1	6–4
Florida	2–1	–	9–2	8–4	8–11
Indiana	1–7	2–9	–	4–6	1–7
Pennsylvania	6–7	4–8	6–4	–	2–5
South Carolina	4–6	11–8	7–1	5–2	–

International Pool

Team	W	L	Rs	Ra
Venezuela	3	0	21	1
Canada	2	1	12	15
Ukraine	1	2	13	23
Northern Mariana Islands	0	3	7	14


Canada	–	3–2	8–7	1–6
Northern Mariana Islands	2–3	–	5–6	0–5
Ukraine	7–8	6–5	–	0–10
Venezuela	6–1	5–0	10–0	–

Consolation round

	Game A


	Northern Mariana Islands		5

	Indiana		7

	Game B


	Ukraine		1

	Pennsylvania		3

Elimination round

Semi-finals			Final

United States Championship
California	2
South Carolina	1

			World Championship
			California	5
			Venezuela	4


			Third place
International Championship
Venezuela	2	Canada	7
Canada	1		South Carolina	1

2001 Big League World Series Champions
California District 62 Westminster, California

References

↑ 2001 Big League Baseball World Series Tournament. Littleleague.org

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World Series:
Boys baseball – List of Champions
Little League World Series - Intermediate WS - Junior WS - Senior WS - Big WS

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Little League Softball World Series - Girls Junior WS - Girls Senior WS - Girls Big WS

Boys softball – Boys Little League Softball WS - Boys Senior League Softball WS - Boys Big League Softball WS

Notable figures: Carl Stotz
Honors: Little League Baseball awards • Peter J. McGovern Little League Museum
In popular culture:
Movies: Mickey
Video games: Little League World Series Baseball
Well-known players: Danny Almonte • Mo'ne Davis • Aaron Durley • Carolyn King • Maria Pepe
Miscellaneous: Little League elbow • White House Tee Ball Initiative

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