2021 Little League World Series qualification
Qualified teams
Great Lakes	Taylor, Michigan Hamilton, Ohio
Mid-Atlantic	Oaks, Pennsylvania Toms River, New Jersey
Midwest	Sioux Falls, South Dakota Hastings, Nebraska
New England	Manchester, Connecticut Hooksett, New Hampshire
Northwest	Sammamish, Washington Lake Oswego, Oregon
Southeast	Palm City, Florida Nolensville, Tennessee
Southwest	Lafayette, Louisiana Abilene, Texas
West	Honolulu, Hawaii Torrance, California
Tournaments
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Qualification for the 2021 Little League World Series took place across eight United States regions. The first regional tournament began on August 5 and the final tournament concluded on August 14. As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, Little League Baseball made the decision to hold the tournament without teams from outside of the United States for the first time since 1975. Instead, the top two teams from each U.S. region qualified for the final tournament. ^[1] In all, 53 teams were invited to the regional tournaments; two from California, two from Texas, one each from the other 48 states, and one from the District of Columbia.

Great Lakes

The tournament took place in Whitestown, Indiana, ^[2] during August 8–14. ^[3] On August 11, the team from Kentucky was removed from tournament play due to having at least one positive COVID-19 test. ^[4]

State	City	LL Organization	Record
Illinois	Hinsdale	Hinsdale LL	1–2
Indiana	Brownsburg	Brownsburg LL	0–2
Kentucky	Bowling Green	Warren County South LL	2–2
Michigan	Taylor	Taylor North LL	4–0
Ohio	Hamilton	West Side LL	3–2
Wisconsin	Brookfield	Elmbrook National LL	0–2

					August 9 – Game 3
					Kentucky	1
	August 8 – Game 1
					Illinois	5
	Kentucky	2
									August 12 – Game 8 ( F/5)
	Ohio	1
									Illinois	0
	August 8 – Game 2 ( F/5)
									Michigan	10
	Wisconsin	0
					August 9 – Game 4
	Michigan	10
					Michigan	9
					Indiana	1
													August 14 – Championship
													Michigan	9
	August 10 – Game 5 ( F/7)
													Ohio	1
	Ohio	2
					Game 7 – Forfeit
	Indiana	1
					Ohio	6
	August 10 – Game 6 ( F/5)
					Kentucky	0
	Wisconsin	0
									August 13 – Game 9 ( F/5)
	Kentucky	10
									Illinois	0
									Ohio	12

Mid-Atlantic

The tournament took place in Bristol, Connecticut, during August 8–14. ^[5]

State	City	LL Organization	Record
Delaware	Bear	Canal LL	2–2
Maryland	Bethesda	Montgomery County LL (Lower Division)	0–2
New Jersey	Toms River	Toms River East LL	3–2
New York	Colonie	Colonie LL	0–2
Pennsylvania	Oaks	Upper Providence LL	4–0
Washington, D.C.		Capitol City LL	1–2

					August 9 – Game 3
					New Jersey	3
	August 8 – Game 1
					Maryland	1
	New Jersey	3
									August 12 – Game 8
	Delaware	0
									New Jersey	1
	August 8 – Game 2 ( F/7)
									Pennsylvania	6
	Pennsylvania	5
					August 9 – Game 4
	Washington, D.C.	1
					Pennsylvania	11
					New York	3
													August 14 – Championship
													Pennsylvania	10
	August 10 – Game 5
													New Jersey	3
	Delaware	7
					August 11 – Game 7
	New York	0
					Delaware	14
	August 10 – Game 6
					Washington, D.C.	1
	Washington, D.C.	1
									August 13 – Game 9
	Maryland	0
									New Jersey	6
									Delaware	3

Midwest

The tournament took place in Whitestown, Indiana, during August 7–14. ^[6]

State	City	LL Organization	Record
Iowa	Davenport	Davenport Southeast LL	2–2
Kansas	Pittsburg	J. L. Hutchinson Baseball LL	0–2
Minnesota	Circle Pines	Centennial Lakes LL	1–2
Missouri	Columbia	Daniel Boone National LL	0–2
Nebraska	Hastings	Hastings Baseball LL	4–1
North Dakota	Fargo	Fargo LL	2–2
South Dakota	Sioux Falls	Sioux Falls LL	3–1

					August 8 – Game 4
					Missouri	0
	August 7 – Game 1 ( F/5)
					South Dakota	7
	South Dakota	10
									August 12 – Game 10
	Iowa	0
									South Dakota	3
	August 7 – Game 2
									Nebraska	0
	North Dakota	0
					August 8 – Game 5
	Nebraska	1
					Nebraska	2
	August 7 – Game 3
					Minnesota	0
	Minnesota	10
	Kansas	2
																	August 14 – Championship
																	South Dakota	0
	August 9 – Game 6
																	Nebraska	6
	North Dakota	6
					August 10 – Game 8
	Kansas	5
					North Dakota	9
					Missouri	6
									August 11 – Game 9
									North Dakota	3
									Iowa	11
					August 10 – Game 7
					Iowa	3
					Minnesota	0
													August 13 – Game 11
													Nebraska	2
													Iowa	1

New England

The tournament took place in Bristol, Connecticut, during August 8–14. ^[7]

State	City	LL Organization	Record
Connecticut	Manchester	Manchester LL	2–1
Maine	Saco	Saco/Dayton LL	2–2
Massachusetts	Peabody	Peabody West LL	1–2
New Hampshire	Hooksett	North Manchester–Hooksett LL	4–1
Rhode Island	North Providence	North Providence LL	0–2
Vermont	Essex	Essex Town LL	1–2

					August 9 – Game 3
					Vermont	1
	August 8 – Game 1
					Connecticut	3
	Rhode Island	0
									August 12 – Game 8
	Vermont	1
									Connecticut	7
	August 8 – Game 2
									Massachusetts	4
	New Hampshire	0
					August 9 – Game 4
	Maine	5
					Maine	0
					Massachusetts	3
													August 14 – Championship ( F/4)
													Connecticut	1
	August 10 – Game 5 ( F/5)
													New Hampshire	11
	Rhode Island	3
					August 11 – Game 7 ( F/5)
	Maine	21
					Maine	1
	August 10 – Game 6 ( F/4)
					New Hampshire	19
	New Hampshire	10
									August 13 – Game 9
	Vermont	0
									Massachusetts	0
									New Hampshire	5

Northwest

The tournament took place in San Bernardino, California, during August 8–14. ^[8] On August 7, the team from Alaska was removed from tournament play due to having at least one positive COVID-19 test. ^[9]

State	City	LL Organization	Record
Alaska	Eagle River	Knik LL	0–2
Idaho	Eagle	West Valley LL	1–2
Montana	Billings	Boulder Arrowhead LL	1–2
Oregon	Lake Oswego	Lake Oswego LL	3–2
Washington	Sammamish	Eastlake LL	4–0
Wyoming	Cody	Cody LL	1–2

					Game 3 – Forfeit
					Washington	6
	August 8 – Game 1
					Alaska	0
	Washington	5
									August 12 – Game 8
	Oregon	0
									Washington	10
	August 8 – Game 2 ( F/4)
									Montana	4
	Idaho	13
					August 9 – Game 4
	Wyoming	3
					Idaho	5
					Montana	6
													August 14 – Championship
													Washington	2
	August 10 – Game 5 ( F/5)
													Oregon	1
	Oregon	14
					August 11 – Game 7 ( F/4)
	Idaho	0
					Oregon	11
	Game 6 – Forfeit
					Wyoming	0
	Wyoming	6
									August 13 – Game 9
	Alaska	0
									Montana	1
									Oregon	12

Southeast

The tournament took place in Warner Robins, Georgia, during August 6–11. ^[10] On August 7, the team from North Carolina was removed from further tournament play due to having at least one positive COVID-19 test. ^[11]

State	City	LL Organization	Record
Alabama	Sylacauga	Sylacauga LL	0–2
Florida	Palm City	Martin County North LL	3–1
Georgia	Midland	Columbus Northern LL	2–2
North Carolina	Greenville	Greenville LL (Tar Heel Division)	1–2
South Carolina	Taylors	Northwood LL	2–2
Tennessee	Nolensville	Nolensville LL	5–1
Virginia	Newport News	Warwick LL	0–2
West Virginia	Shenandoah Junction	Jefferson County LL	1–2

	August 6 – Game 1
	West Virginia	3
					Game 7 – Forfeit
	North Carolina	4
					North Carolina	0
	August 6 – Game 2
					Florida	6
	Florida	7
									August 9 – Game 12
	Virginia	3
									Florida	4
	August 6 – Game 3 ( F/5)
									Georgia	0
	Georgia	10
					August 7 – Game 8
	South Carolina	0
					Georgia	6
	August 6 – Game 4 ( F/3)
					Tennessee	5
	Tennessee	23
	Alabama	0
																	August 11 – Championship
																	Florida	3
	August 7 – Game 5
																	Tennessee	10
	West Virginia	7
					August 8 – Game 9
	Virginia	5
					West Virginia	3
					Tennessee	11
									August 9 – Game 11
									Tennessee	8
	August 7 – Game 6 ( F/4)
									South Carolina	3
	South Carolina	12
					Game 10 – Forfeit
	Alabama	0
					South Carolina	6
					North Carolina	0
													August 10 – Game 13
													Georgia	2
													Tennessee	4

Southwest

The tournament took place in Waco, Texas, during August 5–10. ^[12] On August 6, the teams from Oklahoma, Mississippi, and Texas East were all removed from further tournament play due to each team having at least one positive COVID-19 test. This resulted in a reworking of the schedule, causing the championship game to be moved up a day from its originally planned date of August 11. ^[13]

State	City	LL Organization	Record
Arkansas	Little Rock	Junior Deputy LL	0–2
Colorado	Boulder	North Boulder LL	2–2
Louisiana	Lafayette	Lafayette LL	4–0
Mississippi	Starkville	Starkville LL	0–2
New Mexico	Rio Rancho	Sunset LL	2–2
Oklahoma	Tulsa	Tulsa National LL	1–2
Texas East	Needville	Needville LL	1–2
Texas West	Abilene	Wylie LL	4–2

	August 5 – Game 1
	Oklahoma	7
					Game 7 – Forfeit
	New Mexico	6
					Oklahoma	0
	August 5 – Game 2
					Colorado	6
	Colorado	6
									August 8 – Game 12
	Mississippi	4
									Colorado	0
	August 5 – Game 3
									Louisiana	11
	Texas East	13
					Game 8 – Forfeit
	Arkansas	0
					Texas East	0
	August 5 – Game 4
					Louisiana	6
	Louisiana	6
	Texas West	1
																	August 10 – Championship
																	Louisiana	6
	Game 5 – Forfeit
																	Texas West	2
	New Mexico	6
					Game 9 – Forfeit
	Mississippi	0
					Texas East	0
					New Mexico	6
									August 7 – Game 11
									New Mexico	0
	August 6 – Game 6 ( F/5)
									Texas West	7
	Arkansas	1
					Game 10 – Forfeit
	Texas West	11
					Oklahoma	0
					Texas West	6
													August 9 – Game 13
													Colorado	0
													Texas West	3

West

The tournament took place in San Bernardino, California, during August 8–14. ^[14] On August 10, the team from Arizona was removed from tournament play due to having at least one positive COVID-19 test. ^[15]

State	City	LL Organization	Record
Arizona	Queen Creek	Queen Creek LL	1–2
Hawaii	Honolulu	Honolulu LL	4–0
Nevada	Las Vegas	Summerlin South LL	0–2
Northern California	Petaluma	Petaluma National LL	1–2
Southern California	Torrance	Torrance LL	3–2
Utah	Washington	Washington LL	1–2

					August 9 – Game 3 ( F/4)
					Arizona	0
	August 8 – Game 1
					Northern California	11
	Arizona	1
									August 12 – Game 8 ( F/5)
	Southern California	0
									Northern California	3
	August 8 – Game 2 ( F/3)
									Hawaii	13
	Hawaii	15
					August 9 – Game 4
	Utah	0
					Hawaii	7
					Nevada	6
													August 14 – Championship
													Hawaii	7
	August 10 – Game 5 ( F/9)
													Southern California	2
	Southern California	8
					August 11 – Game 7
	Nevada	6
					Southern California	8
	Game 6 – Forfeit
					Utah	1
	Utah	6
									August 13 – Game 9 ( F/7)
	Arizona	0
									Northern California	0
									Southern California	6

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