Qualification for the 2017 Little League World Series took place in eight United States regions and eight international regions from June through August 2017.[1]
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Great Lakes winner | Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan |
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Mid-Atlantic winner | Jackson, New Jersey |
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Midwest winner | Sioux Falls, South Dakota |
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New England winner | Fairfield, Connecticut |
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Northwest winner | Walla Walla, Washington |
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Southeast winner | Greenville, North Carolina |
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Southwest winner | Lufkin, Texas |
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West winner | Rancho Santa Margarita, California |
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Asia-Pacific and Middle East winner | Seoul, South Korea |
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Australia winner | Sydney, New South Wales |
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Canada winner | White Rock, British Columbia |
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Caribbean winner | Santiago de los Caballeros, Dominican Republic |
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Europe and Africa winner | Emilia, Italy |
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Japan winner | Tokyo |
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Latin America winner | Maracaibo, Venezuela |
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Mexico winner | Reynosa, Tamaulipas |
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The tournament took place in Westfield, Indiana from August 6–12.[1]
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| August 7 – Game 3 |
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| Michigan | 2 |
| August 6 – Game 1 (F/4) |
| | | Ohio | 10
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| Wisconsin | 4 |
| | August 9 – Game 7 |
| Ohio | 22
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| Ohio | 4 |
| August 6 – Game 2 |
| | Illinois | 5
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| Indiana | 0 |
| August 7 – Game 4 | |
| Kentucky | 1
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| Illinois | 5 |
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| | | Kentucky | 2
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| | August 12 – Championship |
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| Illinois | 3 |
| August 8 – Game 5 |
| | Michigan | 6
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| Wisconsin | 5 |
| August 10 – Game 8 (F/4) | |
| Kentucky | 10
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| Kentucky | 0 |
| August 8 – Game 6 |
| | Michigan | 10
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| Indiana | 3 |
| | August 11 – Game 9 |
| Michigan | 4
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| Ohio | 3 |
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| | | Michigan | 11
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The tournament took place in Bristol, Connecticut August 6–12.[1]
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| August 7 – Game 3 |
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| New York | 0 |
| August 6 – Game 1 (F/4) |
| | | New Jersey | 9
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| New Jersey | 16 |
| | August 9 – Game 7 |
| Washington, D.C. | 6
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| New Jersey | 10 |
| August 6 – Game 2 |
| | Pennsylvania | 6
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| Delaware | 3 |
| August 7 – Game 4 | |
| Pennsylvania | 4
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| Maryland | 5 |
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| | | Pennsylvania | 10
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| New Jersey | 8 |
| August 8 – Game 5 |
| | Maryland | 3
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| Washington, D.C. | 2 |
| August 10 – Game 8 | |
| Maryland | 7
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| Maryland | 5 |
| August 8 – Game 6 |
| | Delaware | 2
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| Delaware | 7 |
| | August 11 – Game 9 (F/4) |
| New York | 4
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| Pennsylvania | 4 |
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| | | Maryland | 14
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The tournament took place in Westfield, Indiana August 6–12.[1]
Note: North Dakota and South Dakota are organized into a single Little League district.
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| August 7 – Game 3 |
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| Missouri | 4 |
| August 6 – Game 1 |
| | | Nebraska | 2
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| Nebraska | 3 |
| | August 9 – Game 7 |
| Iowa | 2
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| Missouri | 5 |
| August 6 – Game 2 |
| | South Dakota | 6
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| South Dakota | 9 |
| August 7 – Game 4 | |
| Kansas | 0
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| Minnesota | 1 |
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| South Dakota | 6 |
| August 8 – Game 5 |
| | Missouri | 0
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| Iowa | 2 |
| August 10 – Game 8 | |
| Minnesota | 0
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| Iowa | 5 |
| August 8 – Game 6 |
| | Nebraska | 6
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| Kansas | 5 |
| | August 11 – Game 9 |
| Nebraska | 6
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| Missouri | 9 |
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| | | Nebraska | 5
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The tournament took place in Bristol, Connecticut August 6–12.[1]
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| August 7 – Game 3 |
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| Connecticut | 8 |
| August 6 – Game 1 |
| | | Maine | 0
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| Vermont | 7 |
| | August 9 – Game 7 |
| Maine | 9
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| Connecticut | 9 |
| August 6 – Game 2 (F/4) |
| | New Hampshire | 4
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| Rhode Island | 0 |
| August 7 – Game 4 | |
| New Hampshire | 13
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| Massachusetts | 2 |
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| | | New Hampshire | 8
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| Connecticut | 10 |
| August 8 – Game 5 |
| | Maine | 0
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| Vermont | 7 |
| August 10 – Game 8 | |
| Massachusetts | 5
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| Vermont | 5 |
| August 8 – Game 6 |
| | Maine | 8
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| Rhode Island | 2 |
| | August 11 – Game 9 |
| Maine | 3
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| New Hampshire | 6 |
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| | | Maine | 7
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The tournament took place in San Bernardino, California August 6–12.[1]
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| August 7 – Game 3 (F/7) |
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| Idaho | 7 |
| August 6 – Game 1 (F/4) |
| | | Washington | 8
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| Wyoming | 0 |
| | August 10 – Game 8 |
| Washington | 13
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| Washington | 4 |
| August 6 – Game 2 (F/4) |
| | Oregon | 8
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| Montana | 12 |
| August 7 – Game 4 (F/7) | |
| Alaska | 0
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| Oregon | 3 |
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| | | Montana | 2
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| Oregon | 3 |
| August 8 – Game 5 |
| | Washington | 4
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| Wyoming | 1 |
| August 9 – Game 7 (F/4) | |
| Montana | 6
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| Montana | 16 |
| August 8 – Game 6 (F/5) |
| | Idaho | 1
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| Alaska | 4 |
| | August 11 – Game 9 |
| Idaho | 14
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| Washington | 10 |
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| | | Montana | 6
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The tournament took place in Warner Robins, Georgia August 4–9.[1]
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| Tennessee | 6 |
| August 5 – Game 5 |
| Alabama | 2
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| Tennessee | 12 |
| August 4 – Game 2 |
| | Georgia | 3
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| Virginia | 3 |
| | August 7 – Game 12 |
| Georgia | 9
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| Tennessee | 2 |
| August 5 – Game 3 |
| | North Carolina | 4
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| Florida | 11 |
| August 6 – Game 8 | |
| West Virginia | 7
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| Florida | 0 |
| August 5 – Game 4 |
| | North Carolina | 5
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| South Carolina | 2 |
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| North Carolina | 9
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| North Carolina | 8 |
| August 5 – Game 6 |
| | Georgia | 6
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| Alabama | 5 |
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| Virginia | 4
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| Florida | 10 |
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| | | Alabama | 12
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| Alabama | 11 |
| August 6 – Game 7 |
| | Georgia | 14
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| West Virginia | 4 |
| August 6 – Game 10 (F/4) | |
| South Carolina | 8
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| Georgia | 14 |
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| Tennessee | 1 |
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The tournament took place in Waco, Texas August 3–9.[1]
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| August 5 – Game 7 (F/7) |
| Texas East | 5
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| Texas East | 11 |
| August 3 – Game 2 (F/4) |
| | Texas West | 10
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| Texas West | 12 |
| | August 7 – Game 12 |
| Mississippi | 0
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| Texas East | 8 |
| August 3 – Game 3 |
| | Louisiana | 0
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| Louisiana | 7 |
| August 5 – Game 8 (F/5) | |
| Oklahoma | 4
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| Louisiana | 11 |
| August 3 – Game 4 |
| | New Mexico | 1
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| Arkansas | 2 |
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| New Mexico | 3
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| Texas East | 2 |
| August 4 – Game 5 |
| | Texas West | 1
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| Colorado | 4 |
| August 6 – Game 9 | |
| Mississippi | 3
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| New Mexico | 6 |
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| New Mexico | 8 |
| August 4 – Game 6 |
| | Texas West | 13
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| Oklahoma | 8 |
| August 6 – Game 10 | |
| Arkansas | 4
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| Texas West | 8 |
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| Louisiana | 13 |
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| | | Texas West | 19
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The tournament took place in San Bernardino, California August 6–12.[1]
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| August 7 – Game 3 |
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| Utah | 5 |
| August 6 – Game 1 |
| | | Hawaii | 14
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| Arizona | 1 |
| | August 10 – Game 8 |
| Hawaii | 2
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| Hawaii | 8 |
| August 6 – Game 2 |
| | Southern California | 12
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| Nevada | 2 |
| August 7 – Game 4 | |
| Southern California | 7
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| Northern California | 2 |
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| Southern California | 11 |
| August 8 – Game 5 |
| | Utah | 7
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| Arizona | 2 |
| August 9 – Game 7 | |
| Northern California | 5
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| Northern California | 11 |
| August 8 – Game 6 |
| | Utah | 13
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| Nevada | 5 |
| | August 11 – Game 9 |
| Utah | 8
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| Hawaii | 6 |
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The tournament took place in South Korea July 1–7.[1]
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1 Republic of China, commonly known as Taiwan, due to complicated relations with People's Republic of China, is recognized by the name Chinese Taipei by majority of international organizations including Little League Baseball (LLB). For more information, please see Cross-Strait relations.
| Semi-finals | | Asia-Pacific and Middle East Championship |
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| 2B Chinese Taipei | 10 |
| July 7 – Seoul |
| 1A Hong Kong | 0
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| 2B Chinese Taipei | 1 |
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| | 1B South Korea | 6 |
| 2A Guam | 0 |
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| 1B South Korea | 4
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The tournament began in Lismore, New South Wales on June 7.[1][2] The top two teams in each pool advanced to the elimination round. Following pool play, the elimination round was scheduled to begin on June 10, however due to constant inclement weather conditions, the Australian Baseball Federation announced on June 12 that the remainder of the tournament was postponed until officials could determine a resolution.[3] It was decided that the tournament would be completed on July 8 and July 9 in Sydney.[4]
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| Quarter-finals | | Semi-finals | | Australia Championship |
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| 1B Swan Hills | 11 |
| July 8 – Sydney |
| 2C Eastern Athletics | 3
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| 1B Swan Hills | 8 |
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| | 1A MacArthur | 0
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| 1A MacArthur | 11 |
| | July 9 – Sydney |
| 2D Ryde North | 4
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| 1B Swan Hills | 4 |
| July 8 – Sydney |
| | 1D Hills | 8
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| 1C Cronulla | 5 |
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| 2B Manly | 6
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| 2B Manly | 1 |
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| | 1D Hills | 7
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| 1D Hills | 9 |
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| 2A Southern Mariners | 3
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The tournament took place in St. John's, Antigua and Barbuda July 8–13.[1]
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| Semi-finals | | Caribbean Championship |
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| 2B Curaçao | 4 |
| July 13 – St. John's |
| 1A Aruba | 7
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| 1A Aruba | 4 |
| July 12 – St. John's |
| | 2A Dominican Republic | 8 |
| 2A Dominican Republic | 5 |
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The tournament took place in Kutno, Poland July 17–25.[1]
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The tournament took place in Tokyo July 21–23.[1][6]
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| Opening Round | | Quarterfinals | | Semifinals | | Championship |
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| Tokyo Kitasuna | 12 |
| July 22 – Tokyo |
| Hiroshima Nishi | 1
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| Tokyo Kitasuna | 16 |
| July 22 – Tokyo |
| | Gifu Tohno | 2
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| Nagano Higashi | 8 |
| | July 23 – Tokyo |
| Gifu Tohno | 12
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| Tokyo Kitasuna | 8 |
| July 22 – Tokyo |
| | Osaka Namihaya | 3
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| Ōmiya Higashi | 4 |
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| Hachinohe | 3
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| Ōmiya Higashi | 0 |
| July 22 – Tokyo |
| | Osaka Namihaya | 19
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| Osaka Namihaya | 3 |
| | July 23 – Tokyo (F/4) |
| Nagasaki Minami | 0
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| Tokyo Kitasuna | 17 |
| July 22 – Tokyo |
| | Chiba City | 0
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| Matsuyama | 9
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| Chiba City | 11 |
| July 22 – Tokyo (F/5) |
| | Tokyo Nakano | 2
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| Sapporo Toyohira | 0 |
| | July 23 – Tokyo (F/5) |
| Tokyo Nakano | 11
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| Chiba City | 15 |
| July 22 – Tokyo |
| | Fuji | 3
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| Hiratsuka | 5 |
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| Osaka Minami | 7
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| Osaka Minami | 2 |
| July 22 – Tokyo |
| | Fuji | 13
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| Sendai Hirose | 5 |
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| Fuji | 7
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The tournament took place in Barranquilla, Colombia July 15–22.[1]
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| Semi-finals | | Latin America Championship |
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| July 22 – Barranquilla |
| 1 Venezuela | 11
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| 1 Venezuela | 8 |
| July 21 – Barranquilla |
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The tournament took place in Sabinas, Coahuila July 15–21.[1]
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| Semi-finals | | Mexico Championship |
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| 2B Veracruzana | 5 |
| July 21 – Sabinas |
| 1A Treviño Kelly | 7
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| 1A Treviño Kelly | 3 |
| July 20 – Sabinas |
| | 1B Matamoros | 1 |
| 2A Linda Vista | 1 |
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