The Junior League World Series Southeast and Southwest regions —formerly the South Region, until 2002—are two of the six United States regions that currently send teams to the World Series in Taylor , Michigan . Together, the regions' participation in the JLWS dates back to 1981.
South Region States
In 2002 the region was split in half, into Southeast and Southwest regions.
Region Champions
South Region Champions
Year
City
JLWS
Record
1981
Virginia Richmond , Virginia
Runner–Up
2–2
1982
Florida Tampa , Florida
Champions
3–0
1983
Florida Altamonte Springs , Florida
Runner–Up
3–2
1984
Texas Brenham , Texas
Fourth Place
2–3
1985
Florida Tampa , Florida
Champions
4–0
1986
West Virginia Chapmanville , West Virginia
Not in Top 4
1–2
1987
Tennessee Bristol , Tennessee
1–2
1988
Florida Altamonte Springs , Florida
Third Place
3–2
1989
Georgia (U.S. state) Toccoa , Georgia
Runner–Up
4–2
1990
Texas San Antonio , Texas
4–2
1991
Texas Spring , Texas
Champions
4–0
1992
Louisiana Lake Charles , Louisiana
Runner–Up
3–2
1993
South Carolina Taylors , South Carolina
Not in Top 4
1–2
1994
Florida Jacksonville , Florida
1–2
1995
Louisiana Lake Charles , Louisiana
Champions
4–1
1996
Texas Spring , Texas
4–0
1997
Texas Richmond , Texas
Fourth Place
2–2
1998
Texas Waco , Texas
Runner–Up
3–2
1999
Louisiana Lake Charles , Louisiana
Third Place
3–2
2000
Florida Palm Harbor , Florida
3–2
2001
Louisiana Lake Charles , Louisiana
US Final
2–2
Year
City
JLWS
Record
Results by State
As of the 2022 Junior League World Series .
Southeast Region Champions
Year
City
JLWS
Record
2002
Georgia (U.S. state) Cartersville , Georgia
Champions
6–0
2003
Virginia Bridgewater , Virginia
US Final
4–1
2004
Florida Tampa , Florida
Champions
6–0
2005
Florida Tarpon Springs , Florida
Runner–Up
4–2
2006
Virginia Alexandria , Virginia
Not in Top 4
1–3
2007
South Carolina Anderson , South Carolina
0–4
2008
Virginia Mechanicsville , Virginia
2–2
2009
South Carolina Easley , South Carolina
0–4
2010
Virginia Mechanicsville , Virginia
1–3
2011
Florida Tampa , Florida
Champions
6–0
2012
Florida Rockledge , Florida
6–0
2013
Tennessee Goodlettsville , Tennessee
US Final
3–2
2014
North Carolina Rutherfordton , North Carolina
Not in Top 4
2–2
2015
Virginia Stephens City , Virginia
Runner–Up
3–3
2016
South Carolina Taylors , South Carolina
Not in Top 4
2–2
2017
North Carolina Rutherfordton , North Carolina
US Final
2–2
2018
Georgia (U.S. state) Elberton , Georgia
Not in Top 4
0–2
2019
Florida Melbourne , Florida
US Final
3–2
2022
Virginia South Riding , Virginia
Not in Top 4
2–2
Year
City
JLWS
Record
Southwest Region Champions
Year
City
JLWS
Record
2002
Louisiana Lake Charles , Louisiana
Not in Top 4
1–3
2003
Texas Sugar Land , East Texas
2–2
2004
Texas Fort Worth , West Texas
1–3
2005
Texas Fort Worth , West Texas
2–2
2006
Texas El Campo , East Texas
Champions
5–1
2007
Texas Laredo , West Texas
US Final
3–2
2008
Texas Alvin , East Texas
Not in Top 4
1–3
2009
New Mexico Albuquerque , New Mexico
2–2
2010
Texas Tyler , East Texas
Runner–Up
4–2
2011
Texas Rosenberg , East Texas
Not in Top 4
0–4
2012
Texas Corpus Christi , West Texas
US Final
3–2
2013
Louisiana Lafayette , Louisiana
Not in Top 4
2–2
2014
Texas Corpus Christi , West Texas
Runner–Up
4–2
2015
Texas Weslaco , West Texas
Not in Top 4
0–4
2016
Texas Corpus Christi , West Texas
US Final
2–2
2017
Texas Abilene , West Texas
Not in Top 4
1–2
2018
Texas Lufkin , East Texas
Runner–Up
4–1
2019
Oklahoma Tulsa , Oklahoma
Not in Top 4
1–2
2022
Texas Corpus Christi , West Texas
Runner-Up
3–1
Year
City
JLWS
Record
Results by State
As of the 2022 Junior League World Series .
See also
South Region in other Little League divisions
References
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