2024 British Columbia Little League® District Tournament Results
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Little League Baseball Division (Ages 10-12)



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British Columbia District 1 Tournament
Host - Dunbar (Vancouver)
At Memorial Park

Tournament Results:

Format: Double round robin tournament, with the top two teams advancing to the district finals.

(Participating Teams: Dunbar, Jericho, Kerrisdale, and Little Mountain)

Little Mountain 3, Jericho 0
Kerrisdale 12, Dunbar 1
Jericho 3, Kerrisdale 0
Little Mountain 10, Dunbar 0
Little Mountain 5, Kerrisdale 0
Jericho 11, Dunbar 1
Kerrisdale 5, Dunbar 0
Little Mountain 6, Jericho 1
Little Mountain 5, Dunbar 1
Jericho 4, Kerrisdale 2
Jericho 9, Dunbar 2
Kerrisdale 2, Little Mountain 1


Tournament Standings

W

L
Little Mountain 5 1
Jericho 4 2
Kerrisdale 3 3
Dunbar 0 6

The top two teams advance to the district finals.

Ties are broken based on records in head-to-head competition among tied teams. If a clear winner cannot be determined from head-to-head results, the tie is broken by calculating the runs allowed ratio for all teams involved in the tie. Runs allowed ratio is calculated by dividing the total number of runs allowed in all games by six. (The runs allowed are divided by six irrespective of the actual number of defensive innings a team played.)

The team with the lowest runs allowed ratio advances. If the tied teams are competing for multiple spots in the tournament's next phase, all ties are broken based on runs allowed ratio.

District 1 Finals

Championship Game (Sunday, July 7):
Little Mountain 5, Jericho 0 (TITLE)

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British Columbia District 3 Tournament
Host - Coquitlam
At Mackin Park

Tournament Results:

Format: Round-robin schedule, with all tournament entrants advancing to the district finals. Round robin results are used to seed teams into specific bracket positions for the district finals.

(Tournament Participants: Coquitlam, Langley, and Whalley)

Coquitlam 5, Whalley 1
Coquitlam 9, Langley 4
Whalley 12, Langley 8


Tournament Standings

W

L
Coquitlam 2 0
Whalley 1 1
Langley 0 2

All tournament entrants advance to the district finals. Round robin results are used to seed teams into specific bracket positions for the district finals.

Ties are broken based on records in head-to-head competition among tied teams. If a clear winner cannot be determined from head-to-head results, the tie is broken by calculating the runs allowed ratio for all teams involved in the tie. Runs allowed ratio is calculated by dividing the total number of runs allowed in all games by six. (The runs allowed are divided by six irrespective of the actual number of defensive innings a team played.)

The team with the lowest runs allowed ratio advances. If the tied teams are competing for multiple spots in the tournament's next phase, all ties are broken based on runs allowed ratio.

District 3 Finals

Semifinal Round (Tuesday, July 2):
Whalley 3, Langley 0

Championship Game (Wednesday, July 3):
Whalley 2, Coquitlam 1 (TITLE)

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British Columbia District 5 Tournament
At Chris Zuehlke Memorial Park (North Vancouver)

Tournament Results:

Format: Round-robin schedule, with the top three teams advancing to the district finals.

(Tournament Participants: Highlands, Lynn Valley, Mount Seymour, and West Vancouver)

Lynn Valley 8, Mount Seymour 6
Highlands 21, West Vancouver 6 (4 innings)
Lynn Valley 7, Highlands 6
Mount Seymour 12, West Vancouver 0 (4 innings)
Lynn Valley 6, West Vancouver 0
Mount Seymour 11, Highlands 2


Tournament Standings

W

L
Lynn Valley 3 0
Mount Seymour 2 1
Highlands 1 2
West Vancouver 0 3

The top three teams advance to the district finals.

Ties are broken based on records in head-to-head competition among tied teams. If a clear winner cannot be determined from head-to-head results, the tie is broken by calculating the runs allowed ratio for all teams involved in the tie. Runs allowed ratio is calculated by dividing the total number of runs allowed in all games by six. (The runs allowed are divided by six irrespective of the actual number of defensive innings a team played.)

The team with the lowest runs allowed ratio advances. If the tied teams are competing for multiple spots in the tournament's next phase, all ties are broken based on runs allowed ratio.

District 5 Finals

Semifinal Round (Friday, July 5):
Mount Seymour 2, Highlands 0

Championship Game (Sunday, July 7):
Lynn Valley 5, Mount Seymour 2 (TITLE)

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British Columbia District 6 Tournament
Host - Hastings Community (Vancouver)
At Hastings Community Park

Tournament Results:

Format: Round-robin schedule, with all tournament entrants advancing to the district finals. Round robin results are used to seed teams into specific bracket positions for the district finals.

(Tournament Participants: Hastings Community, South Vancouver, and Trout Lake)

Trout Lake 6, South Vancouver 2
Hastings Community 6, Trout Lake 3
Hastings Community 12, South Vancouver 0 (4 innings)


Tournament Standings

W

L
Hastings Community 2 0
Trout Lake 1 1
South Vancouver 0 2

All tournament entrants advance to the district finals. Round robin results are used to seed teams into specific bracket positions for the district finals.

Ties are broken based on records in head-to-head competition among tied teams. If a clear winner cannot be determined from head-to-head results, the tie is broken by calculating the runs allowed ratio for all teams involved in the tie. Runs allowed ratio is calculated by dividing the total number of runs allowed in all games by six. (The runs allowed are divided by six irrespective of the actual number of defensive innings a team played.)

The team with the lowest runs allowed ratio advances. If the tied teams are competing for multiple spots in the tournament's next phase, all ties are broken based on runs allowed ratio.

District 6 Finals

Semifinal Round (Wednesday, July 3):
Trout Lake 6, South Vancouver 1

Championship Series (Thursday, July 4):
Hastings Community 10, Trout Lake 4 (TITLE)

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British Columbia District 7 Tournament
Host - Beacon Hill (Victoria)
At Hollywood Park

Tournament Results:

Format: Round robin schedule, with the top four teams advancing to the district finals. Lakehill has already qualified for the provincial tournament as the host league; should it finish among the top four teams in the round robin stage, the fifth place team will advance to the finals in their place.

(Tournament Participants: Beacon Hill, Central Saanich, Hampton, Lakehill, Layritz, and Victoria National)

Beacon Hill 12, Victoria National 0 (4 innings)
Layritz 11, Central Saanich 0 (4 innings)
Lakehill 13, Hampton 1
Lakehill 12, Central Saanich 2
Victoria National 2, Layritz 1
Beacon Hill 7, Hampton 5
Layritz 12, Lakehill 2 (5 innings)
Beacon Hill 10, Central Saanich 7
Victoria National 9, Hampton 5
Victoria National 4, Lakehill 2
Central Saanich 14, Hampton 1
Layritz 7, Beacon Hill 6
Central Saanich 6, Victoria National 2
Layritz 9, Hampton 5
Beacon Hill 6, Lakehill 4


Tournament Standings

W

L
Layritz 4 1
Beacon Hill 4 1
Victoria National 3 2
Lakehill 2 3
Central Saanich 2 3
Hampton 0 5

The top four teams advance to the district finals. As Lakehill already will be competing in the provincial tournament as the host league, should they qualify for the district finals, the fifth place team will advance in their place.

Ties are broken based on records in head-to-head competition among tied teams. If a clear winner cannot be determined from head-to-head results, the tie is broken by calculating the runs allowed ratio for all teams involved in the tie. Runs allowed ratio is calculated by dividing the total number of runs allowed in all games by six. (The runs allowed are divided by six irrespective of the actual number of defensive innings a team played.)

The team with the lowest runs allowed ratio advances. If the tied teams are competing for multiple spots in the tournament's next phase, all ties are broken based on runs allowed ratio.

District 7 Finals

Semifinal Round (Saturday, July 6):
Layritz 9, Central Saanich 1
Beacon Hill 2, Victoria National 1

Championship Game (Sunday, July 7):
Beacon Hill 5, Layritz 1 (TITLE)

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