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For results and details on Western Region tournaments held since 2001, visit the Northwest Region and Western Region tournament pages. Western Region tournament results from 1957 through 2000 can be found by clicking on the links on the left side of this page.

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The Western Region Tournament

Twenty-one years later, the costs were significantly higher -- $950,000 -- as San Bernardino again became a focal point for Little League when ground was broken on a new Western Region Headquarters facility on the city's northwest side. Since that groundbreaking in 1971, Little League's Western Region tournament has returned to San Bernardino each August.

The Western Region tournament took on a new look beginning in 2001. Little League Baseball expanded the Little League World Series to a sixteen team field, and doubled the number of U.S. entrants at the World Series from four to eight. Little League officials also created a new Southwestern Region, and assigned two former Western Region states to the new region.

As a result, state champions in the Western Region are now divided into two six-team region tournaments. Both the Western and Northwest Region tournaments are now held in San Bernardino, and tournament champions advance to the Little League World Series in South Williamsport, Pennsylvania.

Colorado and New Mexico now compete in the Southwestern Region, and other Western Region states have been assigned to the new regions as follows:

Northwest Region	West Region
Alaska Idaho Montana Oregon Washington Wyoming	Arizona Hawaii Nevada Northern California Southern California Utah

Visit our Northwest Region and Western Region pages for results from region tournaments since 2001.

Upwards of 14,500 fans have attended individual Western Region games at Al Houghton Stadium, and the 1993 Western Region championship game drew what was at the time the largest crowd for a team sporting event in San Bernardino County history.

Click to view a timeline showing the evolution of the Western Region Little League tournament structure.

Unpage National and Region Tournament Sites

Australian Region	Mid-Atlantic Region	Southeast Region
Canadian Region	Midwest Region	Southwest Region
Great Lakes Region	New England Region	Western Region
Japanese Region	Northwest Region

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Alabama	Hawaii	Nevada
Alaska	Idaho	New Jersey
Arizona	Illinois	New Mexico NEW FOR 2016!
British Columbia	Indiana	Ontario
California (Northern)	Iowa	Oregon
California (Southern)	Kansas	Pennsylvania
Colorado	Maine	Rhode Island
Connecticut	Maryland	Texas (East and West)
Delaware	Massachusetts	Vermont
District of Columbia	Michigan NEW FOR 2016!	Wisconsin
Florida	Minnesota	Wyoming NEW FOR 2016!
Georgia	Montana

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Unpage Region Tournament Sites (1957-2000)

Central Region	Southern Region	Western Region
Eastern Region

Unpage Region Tournament Sites (1949-1956)

Region 1	Region 4	Region 7
Region 2	Region 5	Region 8
Region 3	Region 6

Links

Links to tournament coverage