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List of Little League World Series appearances by U.S. state

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State Participants
U.S. Finals
Notes
References

This is the list of U.S. states that have participated in the Little League World Series. As of the 2018 LLWS, eight states had never reached the LLWS: Alaska, Colorado, Kansas, North Dakota, Utah, Vermont, Wisconsin, and Wyoming; additionally, the District of Columbia has never reached the LLWS.

State Participants

As of the 2018 Little League World Series

State	First LLWS	Appearances	Championships	Runners-Up	Third Place Finishes	Record in LLWS	PCT
{{flagicon\|Alabama}} Alabama	1953	8	1	1	3	12–8	12\|8}}
{{flagicon\|Arizona}} Arizona	1965	6	0	2	0	2–3	2\|3}}
{{flagicon\|Arkansas}} Arkansas	1952	3	0	0	1	2–3	2\|3}}
{{flagicon\|California}} California	1951	48	7	16	4	108–61	108\|61}}
{{flagicon\|Connecticut}} Connecticut	1948	20	4	2	2	35–28	35\|28}}
{{flagicon\|Delaware}} Delaware	2003	2	0	0	0	2–4	2\|4}}
{{flagicon\|Florida}} Florida	1948	22	0	8	2	38–29	38\|29}}
{{flagicon\|Georgia (U.S. state)}} Georgia	1983	7	3	0	0	24–10	24\|10}}
{{flagicon\|Hawaii}} Hawaii	1958	12	2	2	1	27–12	27\|12}}
{{flagicon\|Idaho}} Idaho	1999	2	0	0	0	2–4	2\|4}}
{{flagicon\|Illinois}} Illinois	1950	14	0	3	2	20–19	20\|19}}
{{flagicon\|Indiana}} Indiana	1949	15	0	2	2	17–24	17\|24}}
{{flagicon\|Iowa}} Iowa	1975	14	0	0	1	12–31	12\|31}}
{{flagicon\|Kentucky}} Kentucky	1971	9	1	0	1	14–18	14\|18}}
{{flagicon\|Louisiana}} Louisiana	1955	7	0	0	0	9–14	9\|14}}
{{flagicon\|Maine}} Maine	1951	3	0	0	0	2–5	2\|5}}
{{flagicon\|Maryland}} Maryland	1950	7	0	0	0	7–14	7\|14}}
{{flagicon\|Massachusetts}} Massachusetts	1953	10	0	0	1	14–18	14\|18}}
{{flagicon\|Michigan}} Michigan	1955	11	1	0	1	9–21	9\|21}}
{{flagicon\|Minnesota}} Minnesota	1963	6	0	0	1	6–11	6\|11}}
{{flagicon\|Mississippi}} Mississippi	1977	1	0	0	0	2–1	2\|1}}
{{flagicon\|Missouri}} Missouri	2002	3	0	0	0	2–7	2\|7}}
{{flagicon\|Montana}} Montana	2011	1	0	0	1	3–1	3\|1}}
{{flagicon\|Nebraska}} Nebraska	2012	1	0	0	0	1–2	1\|2}}
{{flagicon\|Nevada}} Nevada	2014	1	0	1	0	4–1	4\|1}}
{{flagicon\|New Hampshire}} New Hampshire	1987	4	0	0	0	4–9	4\|9}}
{{flagicon\|New Jersey}} New Jersey	1947	18	4	3	2	35–21	35\|21}}
{{flagicon\|New Mexico}} New Mexico	1956	1	1	0	0	3–0	3\|0}}
{{flagicon\|New York}} New York	1948	19	3	1	3	30–25	30\|25}}
{{flagicon\|North Carolina}} North Carolina	1952	5	0	0	0	7–10	7\|10}}
{{flagicon\|Ohio}} Ohio	1949	10	0	0	0	9–18	9\|18}}
{{flagicon\|Oklahoma}} Oklahoma	1964	2	0	0	0	2–4	2\|4}}
{{flagicon\|Oregon}} Oregon	1958	6	0	0	0	6–13	6\|13}}
{{flagicon\|Pennsylvania}} Pennsylvania	1947	20	4	3	3	34–22	34\|22}}
{{flagicon\|Rhode Island}} Rhode Island	1950	10	0	1	0	10–20	10\|20}}
{{flagicon\|South Carolina}} South Carolina	1949	3	0	0	0	1–4	1\|4}}
{{flagicon\|South Dakota}} South Dakota	2008	4	0	0	0	1–11	1\|11}}
{{flagicon\|Tennessee}} Tennessee	1970	8	0	1	1	16–14	16\|14}}
{{flagicon\|Texas}} Texas	1950	25	2	5	5	60–37	60\|37}}
{{flagicon\|Virginia}} Virginia	1948	8	0	1	2	8–12	8\|12}}
{{flagicon\|Washington}} Washington	1980	12	1	0	1	20–21	20\|21}}
{{flagicon\|West Virginia}} West Virginia	1951	1	0	0	1	2–1	2\|1}}

U.S. Finals

Since 1976, a U.S. final is played. The winner plays versus the International Champion for the LLWS.

As the 2018 Little League World Series

LLWS	Winner	Score	Runner-Up	LLWS Result
1976	California}} Campbell	3-0	Virginia}} Richmond	Runner-Up
1977	California}} El Cajon	6-5	New York}} Rotterdam	Runner-Up
1978	California}} Danville	6-5	Kentucky}} Lexington	Runner-Up
1979	California}} Campbell	8-3	Arkansas}} Arkansas	Runner-Up
1980	Florida}} Tampa	16-0	Washington}} Kirkland	Runner-Up
1981	Florida}} Tampa	11-10	Illinois}} Barrington	Runner-Up
1982	Washington}} Kirkland	3-2	Michigan}} Wyoming	Champion
1983	Marietta	9-8	Connecticut}} Stamford	Champion
1984	Florida}} Altamonte	8-1	Indiana}} Southport	Runner-Up
1985	California}} Mexicali	2-1	Tennessee}} Morristown	Runner-Up
1986	Arizona}} Tucson	4-1	Florida}} Sarasota	Runner-Up
1987	California}} Irvine	8-1	Indiana}} Chesterfield	Runner-Up
1988	Hawaii}} Pearl City	5-4	Texas}} Spring	Runner-Up
1989	Connecticut}} Trumbull	6-3	California}} San Pedro	Champion
1990	Pennsylvania}} Shippensburg	5-4	California}} Cypress	Runner-Up
1991	California}} Danville	13-4	New York}} Staten Island	Runner-Up
1992	California}} Long Beach	1-0	New Jersey}} Hamilton Square	Champion
1993	California}} Long Beach	5–0	New Hampshire}} Bedford	Champion
1994	California}} Northridge	3-0	Virginia}} Springfield	Runner-Up
1995	Texas}} Spring	3-1	California}} Yorba Linda	Runner-Up
1996	Rhode Island}} Cranston	6-3	Florida}} Panama City	Runner-Up
1997	California}} Mission Viejo	12–1	Florida}} Bradenton	Runner-Up
1998	New Jersey}} Toms River	5-2	North Carolina}} Greenville	Champion
1999	Alabama}} Phenix City	3-2	New Jersey}} Toms River	Runner-Up
2000	Texas}} Bellaire	8-0	Iowa}} Davenport	Runner-Up
2001	Florida}} Apopka	6-0*	New York}} Bronx	Runner-Up
2002	Kentucky}} Louisville	4-0	Massachusetts}} Worcester	Champion
2003	Florida}} Boynton Beach	9-2	Massachusetts}} Saugus	Runner-Up
2004	California}} Thousand Oaks	4-0	Texas}} Richmond	Runner-Up
2005	Hawaii}} Ewa Beach	6-1	California}} Vista	Champion
2006	Georgia (U.S. state)}} Columbus	7-3	Oregon}} Beaverton	Champion
2007	Georgia (U.S. state)}} Warner Robins	5-2	Texas}} Lubbock	Champion
2008	Hawaii}} Waipio	7-5	Louisiana}} Lake Charles	Champion
2009	California}} Chula Vista	12-2	Texas}} San Antonio	Champion
2010	Hawaii}} Waipio	10-0 (F/5)	Texas}} Pearland	Runner-Up
2011	California}} Huntington Beach	11-2	Montana}} Billings	Champion
2012	Tennessee}} Goodlettsville	24-16 (F/7)	California}} Petaluma	Runner-Up
2013	California}} Chula Vista	12-1	Connecticut}} Westport	Runner-Up
2014	Nevada}} Las Vegas	6-0	Illinois}} Chicago	Runner-Up
2015	Pennsylvania}} Lewisberry	3-2	Texas}} Pearland	Runner-Up
2016	New York}} Maine-Endwell	Champion
2017	Texas}} Lufkin	Runner-Up
2018	Hawaii}} Honolulu	Champion

State	U.S. Championships	Runner Up	LLWS Championships
{{flag\|Alabama}}	1	0	0
{{flag\|Arizona}}	1	0	0
{{flag\|Arkansas}}	0	1	0
{{flag\|California}}	15	5	4
{{flag\|Connecticut}}	1	2	1
{{flag\|Florida}}	5	3	0
{{flagicon\|Georgia (U.S. state)}} Georgia	3	1	3
{{flag\|Hawaii}}	5	0	3
{{flag\|Illinois}}	1	1	0
{{flag\|Indiana}}	0	2	0
{{flag\|Iowa}}	0	1	0
{{flag\|Kentucky}}	1	1	1
{{flag\|Louisiana}}	0	1	0
{{flag\|Massachusetts}}	0	2	0
{{flag\|Michigan}}	0	1	0
{{flag\|Montana}}	0	1	0
{{flag\|Nevada}}	0	1	0
{{flag\|New Hampshire}}	0	1	0
{{flag\|New Jersey}}	1	2	1
{{flag\|New York}}	1	2	1
{{flag\|North Carolina}}	0	2	0
{{flag\|Oregon}}	0	1	0
{{flag\|Pennsylvania}}	2	0	0
{{flag\|Rhode Island}}	1	0	0
{{flag\|Tennessee}}	1	2	0
{{flag\|Texas}}	3	6	0
{{flag\|Virginia}}	0	2	0
{{flag\|Washington}}	1	1	1

Notes

The Rolando Paulino LL of The Bronx was forced to forfeit all its wins in the 2001 Little League World Series due to the Danny Almonte controversy.
Jackie Robinson West LL fielded ineligible players resulting in all their wins being forfeited including the U.S. Championship in the 2014 Little League World Series. Mountain Ridge LL of Las Vegas, Nevada is the official U.S. Champion and World Series Runner-Up. The game is recorded as a 6-0 loss (Non-forfeited score, 7-5 Illinois).
Virginia shares 1976 3rd with Puerto Rico. The game was canceled due to weather.
Indiana shares 1986 3rd with Dominican Republic. The game was canceled due to weather.
Oregon shares 2006 3rd with Mexico. The game was canceled due to weather.
Montana shares 2011 3rd with Mexico. The game was canceled due to Hurricane Irene.

References

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