Junior League World Series (Latin America Region)

Latin America Region
Most recent season or competition:; 2022 Junior League World Series
Sport	Baseball
Founded	2000
Most recent; champion(s)	Willemstad, Curaçao
Most titles	Venezuela (5)

The Junior League World Series Latin America Region is one of six International regions that currently sends teams to the World Series in Taylor, Michigan. The region's participation in the JLWS dates back to 2000.

Latin America Region Countries[edit]

Region Champions[edit]

As of the 2022 Junior League World Series.

See: Junior League World Series § Tournament history.

Prior to 2000, the champions of Mexico and Puerto Rico received automatic bids to the World Series. From 2000 to 2003, both Mexico and Puerto Rico were part of the Latin America Region. Starting in 2004, the Mexico Region has an automatic berth in even-numbered years and the Puerto Rico Region in odd-numbered years. In the alternating years that each region does not have an automatic bid, that region's teams compete in the Latin America Region tournament.

Mexico Region Champions[edit]

Year	City	JLWS	Record
1986	Hermosillo	Fourth Place	2–2
1987	Hermosillo	Third Place	3–2
1988	Mexicali	Champions	4–0
1989	Hermosillo	Not in Top 4	0–2
1990		Not in Top 4	0–2
1991		Fourth Place	2–2
1992	Guaymas	Not in Top 4	1–2
1993	Reynosa	Runner–Up	3–2
1994	Matamoros	Fourth Place	2–2
1995	Hermosillo		2–2
1996	Monterrey		2–2
1997	Puente de Ixtla	Not in Top 4	1–2
1998	Guadalupe	Fourth Place	2–2
1999	Hermosillo	Runner–Up	3–2
2004	Guaymas	Int'l Final	3–2
2006	Guaymas	Runner–Up	3–3
2008	Veracruz	Int'l Final	3–2
2010	Guaymas	Not in Top 4	2–2
2012	San Nicolás	Int'l Final	4–1
2014	Mexicali	Not in Top 4	2–2
2016	Guadalupe	Int'l Final	3–2
2018	Reynosa	Int'l Final	3–2
2022	Ciudad Victoria	Not in Top 4	1–2
Year	City	JLWS	Record

Puerto Rico Region Champions[edit]

Year	City	JLWS	Record
1982	Vega Baja	Third Place	2–2
1983	Manatí	Champions	3–0
1984	Yabucoa	Runner–Up	2–2
1985	Isabela	Not in Top 4	1–2
1986	Yabucoa	Third Place	3–2
1987	Arroyo	Not in Top 4	1–2
1988	Manatí	Not in Top 4	0–2
1989	Manatí	Champions	4–1
1990	Yabucoa	Champions	4–0
1991		Not in Top 4	1–2
1992	Yabucoa	Third Place	2–2
1993	Cayey	Champions	4–0
1994		Not in Top 4	0–2
1995	Yabucoa		1–2
1996	Yabucoa		1–2
1997	Yabucoa		1–2
1998	Arroyo		1–2
1999	Arroyo	Champions	4–0
2005	Arroyo	Int'l Final	4–1
2007	Guayama	Not in Top 4	1–3
2009	Yabucoa	Int'l Final	4–1
2011	Yabucoa	Not in Top 4	1–3
2013	Manatí	Not in Top 4	2–2
2015	Caguas	Int'l Final	3–2
2017	Yabucoa	Not in Top 4	1–2
2019	Guayama	Runner–Up	4–2
Year	City	JLWS	Record

Latin America Region Champions[edit]

Year	City	JLWS	Record
2000	San Pedro, Mexico	Not in Top 4	0–2
2001	San Francisco, Venezuela	Runner–Up	4–1
2002	David, Panama		4–1
2003	Santiago, Panama		3–2
2004	Punto Fijo, Venezuela		5–1
2005	Panama City, Panama	Champions	5–1
2006	Maracaibo, Venezuela	Int'l Final	4–1
2007	St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands	Not in Top 4	2–2
2008	Willemstad, Curaçao	Champions	6–0
2009	Oranjestad, Aruba	Runner–Up	4–2
2010	Guatemala City, Guatemala	Int'l Final	3–2
2011	Maracaibo, Venezuela	Int'l Final	3–2
2012	Oranjestad, Aruba	Runner–Up	4–2
2013	Willemstad, Curaçao	Int'l Final	3–2
2014	Willemstad, Curaçao	Int'l Final	2–3
2015	Aguadulce, Panama (Host)	Not in Top 4	2–2
2016	Juan Díaz, Panama	Not in Top 4	2–2
2017	Maracaibo, Venezuela	Int'l Final	2–2
2018	Santa Cruz, Aruba	Not in Top 4	1–2
2019	Reynosa, Mexico (Host)		2–2
2022	Willemstad, Curaçao		2–2
Year	City	JLWS	Record

Results by Country (Latin America Region Champions)[edit]