The Big League World Series (BLWS) Host team was one of six United States "regions" that sent teams to the World Series. The Big League division was discontinued by Little League Baseball after the 2016 BLWS.
Host Teams at the Big League World Series YearCityBLWSRecord1968 Winston-Salem, North Carolina Third Place1–21969 Runner-up2–21970 Broward County, FloridaRound 21–21971 Fourth Place2–21972 Round 21–21973 Fourth Place2–21974 Round 31–21975 Third Place2–21976 Runner-up5–21977 Runner-up3–21978 Fourth Place4–21979 Round 41–21980 Fourth Place2–21981 Fourth Place3–21982 Round 20–21983 Runner-up3–21984 Round 42–21985 Champions5–11986Runner-up3–21987Runner-up5–21988Runner-up4–21989 Fourth Place3–21990 Third Place3–21991 Third Place4–21992 Champions7–11993 Runner-up5–21994 Runner-up4–21995 Runner-up4–21996 Round 32–21997 Champions5–01998Round 21–21999 Tucson, ArizonaPool stage1–32000Pool stage2–22001 Easley, South CarolinaFourth Place3–32002Semifinals 3–22003Champions 6–02004Champions6–02005Champions5–12006Semifinals4–12007Champions5–12008Pool stage3–12009Pool stage2–22010Pool stage1–32011US Final4–12012Runner-up4–22013Pool stage2–22014US Final3–22015US Final3–22016Round 22–2
Results by Host
CityBLWSHostedBLWSChampionshipsBLWSRecordPCT Broward County, Florida 29 3 87–54 Easley, South Carolina 16 4 56–25 Winston-Salem, North Carolina 2 0 3–4 Tucson, Arizona 3–5 Total 49 7 149–88
See also Host Teams in other Little League divisions Intermediate League Junior League Senior League
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