"Little League Baseball" and "Little League" are registered trademarks of Little League Baseball, Inc., Williamsport, PA 17701, and are used here for identification purposes only. If you're looking for the official Little League Baseball home page, click here. Links to web sites for many individual leagues and districts can be found in the links section of this site.
|
(June 2023) -- We have begun our coverage of the 2024 Texas East and Texas West state tournaments -- click for details. If you can provide results or pairings for Texas district, sectional and state tournaments that are not listed on this site, please contact the Unpage.
|
Our Texas state tournament coverage was one of the three original Unpage sites, and launched on July 5, 1996. Click to contact the webmaster with any comments or questions about this page.
The Texas State Tournament began in the 1950s as a four-team, single-elimination competition that encompassed all Texas leagues. It was held in various locations across the state for several years, until state officials sought to create a permanent home for the tournament.
Beginning in 1971, the state tournament was held annually in the Waco area. Originally, it was held at the Lake Air Little League complex, but in 1978, construction was complete on new facilities near the Baylor University campus. Using Baylor dormitories to billet players, Texas staged a sixteen team tournament that was the largest state tournament in the U.S. The tournament field was reduced to eight teams in 1992 when the state tournament schedule was switched to a double-elimination format.
In 1998, the tournament moved temporarily to the Robinson Little League complex near Waco while state officials built new facilities that eventually became Little League Baseball's Southwestern Region headquarters. Since this time, the state's districts have been divided into two separate divisions, each of which holds a four-team, double-elimination tournament that produces a qualifier for the region tournament.
Twenty-eight Texas teams have reached the Little League World Series, including most recently Needville Little League in 2023. Texas has produced two Little League World Series champions in the Little League Baseball division: Houston National Little League in 1950 and Westbury American Little League from Houston in 1966.
Click to view a timeline showing the evolution of the Texas 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