Little League Baseball
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World Series Records
(Missing information from the following years: 1955-58, 1960-62, 1964-69)
Individual Batting (Game)
At-Bats (7)
Juan Ramon Aquino (Latin America-Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic), 8/24/92 (vs. Canada)
Masaru Mizuki (Far East-Tokyo, Japan), 8/25/76 (vs. Europe)
Daisuke Araki (Far East-Tokyo, Japan), 8/25/76 (vs. Europe)
6, Gabriel Gutierrez (Latin America – Managua, Nicaragua), 8/21/22 (vs. Japan)
6, Luis Garcia (Latin America – Managua, Nicaragua), 8/21/22 (vs. Japan)
6, Aukai Kea (West -Honolulu, Hawaii), 8/17/18 (vs. Southeast)
6, Jayson Brown (Southeast–Goodlettsville, Tenn.), 8/25/12 (vs. West)
6, Brock Myers (Southeast–Goodlettsville, Tenn.), 8/25/12 (vs. West)
6, Victor Gonzalez (Mexico-Guadalupe, Mexico), 8/26/04 (vs. Latin America)
6, Scott Fisher (East-Toms River, N.J.), 8/23/98 (vs. Central)
6, Gabe Gardner (East-Toms River, N.J.), 8/23/98 (vs. Central)
6, Peter VanderKolk (Central-Jenison, Mich.), 8/23/98 (vs. East)
6, Derek Stempin (Central-Jenison, Mich.), 8/23/98 (vs. East)
6, Tony Clausen (Central-Jenison, Mich.), 8/23/98 (vs. East)
6, Victor DeLa Rosa (Latin America-Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic), 8/24/92 (vs. Canada)
6, Bladimil Fortunato (Latin America-Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic), 8/24/92 (vs. Canada)
6, Sotero Nolasco Martinez (Latin America-Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic), 8/24/92 (vs. Canada)
6, Hsin-Ho Yen (Far East-Tainan Park, Chinese Taipei), 8/22/86 (vs. Latin America)
6, Ho-Wen Chen (Far East-Tainan Park, Chinese Taipei), 8/20/86 (vs. Canada)
6, Pai-Sheng Cheng (Far East-Taipei, Chinese Taipei), 8/23/73 (vs. South)
Runs (6)
Bladimil Fortunato (Latin America-Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic), 8/24/92 (vs. Canada)
5, Jose Chalas (Latin America-Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic), 8/24/92 (vs. Canada)
5, Wen-Chu Kuo (Far East-Tainan City, Chinese Taipei), 8/25/90 (vs. Canada)
5, Sheng-Dean Chen (Far East-Hua Lian, Chinese Taipei), 8/28/80 (vs. Canada)
5, Pai-Sheng Cheng (Far East-Taipei, Chinese Taipei), 8/23/73 (vs. South)
4, 46 times, last time, by Daiki Kobari (Japan-Chofu, Tokyo), 8/16/19 (vs. Europe and Africa)
Hits (6)
Bladimil Fortunato (Latin America-Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic), 8/24/92 (vs. Canada)
5, Jude Abbadessa (Mid-Atlantic-Maine-Endwell, N.Y.), 8/24/16 (vs. Midwest)
5, Marcos Aneudy Brand (Latin America-Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic), 8/24/92 (vs. Canada)
5, Ho-Wen Chen (Far East-Tainan Park, Chinese Taipei), 8/20/86 (vs. Canada)
5, Daisuke Araki (Far East-Tokyo, Japan), 8/25/76 (vs. Europe)
5, Pai-Sheng Cheng (Far East-Taipei, Chinses Taipei), 8/23/73 (vs. South)
4, 61 times, last time by Kama Angell (West-Honolulu, Hi)), 8/28/22 (vs. Caribbean)
Doubles (3)
Jackson Surma (Great Lakes A-Taylor, Mich.), 8/26/21 (vs. Southwest B-Texas)
Reece Roussel (Southwest-River Ridge, La.), 8/22/19 (vs. Southeast)
Irving Indunis (Latin America-Chitre, Panama), 8/22/10 (vs. MEA)
Raul Rojas (Mexico-Reynosa, Mexico), 8/24/09 (vs. Europe)
Landon Clapp (Midwest-Columbia, Mo.), 8/20/06 (vs. New England)
Shih-Way Tsay (Far East-Tai-Chung, Chinese Taipei), 8/27/81 (vs. Canada)
Hsuen-Huei Len (Far East-Hua Lian, Chinese Taipei), 8/28/80 (vs. Canada)
Triples (2)
Kevin Blum (Mid-Atlantic-Toms River, N.J.), 8/24/10 (vs. MEA)
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World Series Records
(Missing information from the following years: 1955-58, 1960-62, 1964-69)
Kennon Fontenot (Southwest-Lake Charles, La.), 8/17/08 (vs. Great Lakes)
Home Runs (3)
Noriatsu Osaka (Japan-Tokyo, Japan), 8/26/12 (vs. Southeast)
Lorenzo Butler (Southeast-Goodlettsville, Tenn.), 8/25/12 (vs. West)
Cory Bernard (West-Chandler, Ariz.), 8/19/03 (vs. Midwest)
Nikko Echevarria (Transatlantic-Dhahran, Saudi Arabia), 8/21/01 (vs. Latin America)
Tetsuya Furukawa (Far East-Kashima, Japan), 8/29/98 (vs. East)
Chih Hsiang Lin (Far East-Tainan, Chinese Taipei), 8/23/95 (vs. Canada)
RBI (9)
Lorenzo Butler (Southeast-Goodlettsville, Tenn.), 8/25/12 (vs. West)
8, Jose Casanova (Latin America-Yabucoa, Puerto Rico), 8/25/99 (vs. Europe)
8, Chao-Ping Chen (Far East-Kao-Hsiung City, Chinese Taipei), 8/21/96 (vs. Canada)
Total Bases (15)
Noriatsu Osaka (Japan-Tokyo, Japan), 8/26/12 (vs. Southeast)
14, Chih Hsiang Lin (Far East-Tainan, Chinese Taipei), 8/23/95 (vs. Canada)
14, Bladimil Fortunato (Latin America-Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic), 8/24/92 (vs. Canada)
Strikeouts (5)
Casey Jordan (Great Lakes-Louisville, Ky.), 8/21/02 (vs. Southwest)
Walks (4)
Porter Slate (West-Petaluma, Calif.), 8/26/12 (vs. Latin America)
Chen-Wei Chen (Asia-Pacific-Kaohsiung, Chinese Taipei), 8/23/10 (vs. Canada)
Henry Salas (Pacific-Hagatna, Guam), 8/21/01 (vs. Canada)
Todd Frazier (East-Toms River, N.J.), 8/23/98 (vs. Central)
Anthony Brugger (Masontown, Pa.), 8/24/54 (vs. Needham, Mass.)
Stolen Bases (3)
Ashton White (West-Mission Viejo, Calif.), 8/18/97 (vs. South)
Brian Smith (Montreal, Quebec), 8/26/52 (vs. Hackensack, N.J.)
Sacrifices (2)
Jardel Martina (Caribbean-Willemstad, Curacao), 8/23/09 (vs. Japan)
Jordan Emerman (Canada-White Rock, B.C.), 8/22/07 (vs. Caribbean)
Matthew Hollis (Southeast-Columbus, Ga.), 8/19/06 (vs. Mid-Atlantic)
Ryan Stevenson (Canada-Regina, Saskatchewan), 8/20/02 (vs. Pacific)
Richandro Martis (Caribbean-Willemstad, Curacao), 8/23/01 (vs. Pacific)
Chih-Tsung Chiang (Far East-Kao-Hsiung City, Chinese Taipei), 8/20/96 (vs. Latin America)
Fernando Nava (Latin America-Maracaibo, Venezuela), 8/23/90 (vs. Canada)
Jason Hobbs (West-Escondido, Calif.), 8/26/81 (vs. Central)
Clifford Munson (Colton, Calif.), 8/24/54 (vs. Hampton, Va.)
Hit-By-Pitch (3)
Ryo Kanekubo (Japan-Tokyo, Japan), 8/17/07 (vs. Caribbean)
Extra-Base Hits (4)
Reece Roussel (Southwest-River Ridge, La.), 8/22/19 (vs. Southeast)
Chih Hsiang Lin (Far East-Tainan, Chinese Taipei), 8/23/95 (vs. Canada)
Sheng-Dean Chen (Far East-Hua Lian, Chinese Taipei), 8/28/80 (vs. Canada)
Hsuen-Huei Len (Far East-Hua Lian, Chinese Taipei), 8/28/80 (vs. Canada)
3, 40 times, last time by Jackson Surma (Great Lakes A-Taylor, Mich.), 8/26/21 (vs. Southwest B-Texas)
Little League Baseball
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World Series Records
(Missing information from the following years: 1955-58, 1960-62, 1964-69)
Individual Batting (World Series)
At-Bats (24)
Carson Rucker (Southeast-Goodlettsville, Tenn.), 2016
Christian Donahue (West-Waipio, Hawaii), 2008
Runs (13)
Brody Brooks (West-El Segundo, California), 2023
Chin-Hsiung Hsieh (Far East-Kao-Hsiung City, Chinese Taipei), 1996
Hits (17)
Reece Roussel (Southwest-River Ridge, La.), 2019
14, Bradley Smith (West-Petaluma, Calif.), 2012
14, Kiko Garcia (West-Chula Vista, Calif.), 2009
Doubles (7)
Reece Roussel (Southwest-River Ridge, La.), 2019
Marshall Louque (Southwest-River Ridge, La.), 2019
6, Bradley Smith (West-Petaluma, Calif.), 2012
4, Jackson Surma (Great Lakes A-Taylor, Mich.), 2021
4, Spencer Newman (Great Lakes-Bowling Green, Ky.), 2016
4, Irving Indunis (Latin America-Chitre, Panama), 2010
4, Shao-Fei Huang (Asia-Pacific-Kaohsiung, Chinese Taipei), 2010
4, Chia Ming Cheng (Far East-Tainan, Chinese Taipei), 1995
4, Chih Hsiang Lin (Far East-Tainan, Chinese Taipei), 1995
4, Shih-Wan Tsay (Far East-Tai-Chung, Chinese Taipei), 1981
4, Gary Sheffield (South-Tampa, Fla.), 1980
Triples (3)
Kevin Blum (Mid-Atlantic-Toms River, N.J.), 2010
Kennon Fontenot (Southwest-Lake Charles, La.), 2008
Home Runs (7)
Chin-Hsiung Hsieh (Far East-Kao-Hsiung City, Chinese Taipei), 1996
6, Chih Hsiang Lin (Far East-Tainan, Chinese Taipei), 1995
5, Louis Lappe (West - El Segundo, Calif.) 2023
5, Brandon Montes (Mexico-Tijuana, Baja California), 2013
5, Brock Myers (Southeast-Goodlettsville, Tenn.), 2012
5, Andy Rios (West-Chula Vista, Calif.), 2009
5, Tetsuya Furukawa (Far East-Kashima, Japan) 1998
5, Wen-Hsiung Lin (Far East-Taipei, Chinese Taipei), 1974
RBI (16)
Chin-Hsuing Hsieh (Far East-Kao-Hsiung City, Chinese Taipei), 1996
Chih Hsiang Lin (Far East-Tainan, Chinese Taipei), 1995
Total Bases (38)
Chin-Hsuing Hsieh (Far East-Kao-Hsiung City, Chinese Taipei), 1996
Strikeouts (16)
Casey Jordan (Great Lakes-Louisville, Ky.), 2002
Walks (8)
Joey Scheurich (Southwest-Richmond, Texas), 2004
Todd Frazier (East-Toms River, N.J.), 1998
Little League Baseball
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World Series Records
(Missing information from the following years: 1955-58, 1960-62, 1964-69)
Matt Allison (West-Campbell, Calif.), 1979
Donald Stover (Williamsport, Pa.), 1947
Stolen Bases (4)
Ashton White (West-Mission Viejo, Calif.), 1997
Sacrifices (4)
Matthew Hollis (Southeast-Columbus, Ga.), 2006
Slugging Percentage (4.000)
Lloyd McClendon (North-Gary, Ind.), 1971
2.300, Wen-Hsiung Lin (Far East-Taipei, Chinese Taipei), 1974
2.286, Sam Slaughter (Southeast-Nashville, Tennessee), 2014
On-Base Percentage (1.000)
Nessin Santos (Panama - Santiago de Veraguas, Panama), 2023
Mason Amergian (New England – Grey, Maine), 2023
Austin Sturmi (Great Lakes - New Albany, Ohio), 2023
Fisher Seibert (Northwest-Bonny Lake, Wash.), 2022
Ruston Hiyoto (West-Honolulu, Hawaii), 2022
Thomas Dillon (Southeast B-Palm City, Fla.), 2021
Lukas Squier (Midwest-Coon Rapids, Minnesota), 2019
Diego Boscán (Latin America-Maracaibo, Venezuela), 2019
Henry Kelsey (New England-Barrington, Rhode Island), 2019
Taira Ogawa (Japan-Tokyo, Japan), 2016
Javier Pelkonen (Australia-Perth, Australia), 2014
Sean McGrath (New England-Peabody, Mass.), 2009
Lloyd McClendon (North-Gary, Ind.), 1971
Batting Average (1.000)
Nessin Santos (Panama - Santiago de Veraguas, Panama), 2023
Mason Amergian (New England – Grey, Maine), 2023
Austin Sturmi (Great Lakes - New Albany, Ohio), 2023
Fisher Seibert (Northwest-Bonny Lake, Wash.), 2022
Ruston Hiyoto (West-Honolulu, Hawaii), 2022
Henry Kelsey (New England-Barrington, Rhode Island), 2019
Javier Pelkonen (Australia-Perth, Australia), 2014
Sean McGrath (New England-Peabody, Mass.), 2009
Lloyd McClendon (North-Gary, Ind.), 1971
Hit-By-Pitch (5)
Noah Shackles (West-Waipahu, Hawaii), 2010
4, Minwook Park (Asia-Pacific-South Chungcheong, South Korea), 2019
4, Armando Verdugo (Mexico-Mexicali, Baja California), 2015
4, Keelan Obedoza (West-Waipahu, Hawaii), 2008
4, Shodai Mizuno (Japan-Tokyo, Japan), 2008
OPS (5.000)
Lloyd McClendon (North-Gary, Ind.), 1971
3.118, Wen-Hsiung Lin (Far East-Taipei, Chinese Taipei), 1974
3.000, Joshua Gabino (Southwest-Pearland, Texas), 2014
3.000, Fisher Seibert (Northwest-Bonny Lake, Wash.), 2022
2.986, Sam Slaughter (Southeast-Nashville, Tennessee) 2014
2.800, Ruston Hiyoto (West-Honolulu, Hawaii), 2022
Little League Baseball
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World Series Records
(Missing information from the following years: 1955-58, 1960-62, 1964-69)
Extra-Base Hits (10)
Chih Hsiang Lin (Far East-Tainan, Chinese Taipei), 1995
Individual Pitching (Game)
Innings Pitched (10.0)
Donald Stover (Williamsport, Pa.), 8/23/47 (vs. Newberry, Pa.)
9.0, Walker Kelly (Southwest-Fort Worth, Texas), 8/21/02 (vs. Great Lakes)
9.0, Aaron Alvey (Great Lakes-Louisville, Ky.), 8/21/02 (vs. Southwest)
9.0, Philip Olson (South-Sarasota, Fla.), 8/23/86 (vs. Latin America)
9.0, Chin-Mu Hsu (Far East-Taipei, Chinese Taipei), 8/28/71 (vs. North)
9.0, Bill Sehnem (West-Granada Hills, Calif.), 8/20/63 (vs. South)
9.0, Gordon Andrews (Pensacola, Fla.), 8/24/50 (vs. Kankakee, Ill.)
Strikeouts (22)
Chin-Mu Hsu (Far East-Taipei, Chinese Taipei), 8/28/71 (vs. North)
21, Walker Kelly (Southwest-Fort Worth, Texas), 8/21/02 (vs. Great Lakes)
21, Gordon Andrews (Pensacola, Fla.), 8/24/50 (vs. Kankakee, Ill.)
Walks (16)
Luis Portillo (Latin America-Maracaibo, Venezuela), 8/22/86 (vs. Far East)
12, Jesse Sawyer (Canada-Calgary, Alb.), 8/21/01 (vs. Pacific)
Wild Pitches (9)
Jason Snow (Canada-Glace Bay, Nova Scotia), 8/23/94 (vs. Europe)
Hit-By-Pitch (5)
Angel Castillo (Mexico-Guadalupe, Nuevo Leon), 8/19/19 (vs. Latin America)
4, Jurdrick Profar (Caribbean-Willemstad, Curacao), 8/22/19 (vs. Asia-Pacific)
4, Dominic Tellis (Southwest-San Antonio, Texas), 8/20/16 (vs. West)
4, Kazuki Ishida (Japan-Tokyo), 8/25/13 (vs. West)
4, Leonardo Lizardi (Caribbean-San Lorenzo, Puerto Rico), 8/19/13 (vs. Asia-Pacific)
4, Jacob Pate (Southeast-Columbus, Ga.), 8/27/10 (vs. West)
4, Ramon Loaiza (Latin America-Maracaibo, Venezuela), 8/19/08 (vs. Japan)
4, Joe Calabrese (Mid-Atlantic-Staten Island, N.Y.), 8/20/06 (vs. Great Lakes)
4, Devonta DeShields (Mid-Atlantic-Preston, Md.), 8/24/04 (vs. Southwest)
4, Cole Sturgeon (Great Lakes-Owensboro, Ky.), 8/21/04 (vs. Mid-Atlantic)
4, Ryan Beaver (West/Long Beach, Calif.), 8/29/92 (vs. Far East)
Consecutive Strikeouts (18)
Chao-An Chen (Far East-Pu-Tzu Town, Taiwan), 8/23/79 (vs. Europe)
Individual Pitching (World Series)
Innings Pitched (22.0)
Aaron Alvey (Great Lakes-Louisville, Ky.), 2002
Strikeouts (44)
Aaron Alvey (Great Lakes-Louisville, Ky.), 2002
Walks (16)
Luis Portillo (Latin America-Maracaibo, Venezuela), 1986
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World Series Records
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Wins (4)
Kyle Carter (Southeast-Columbus, Ga.), 2006
Loses (2)
Several Players
Wild Pitches (9)
Jason Snow (Canada-Glace Bay, Nova Scotia), 1994
7, Trey Odom (Southeast-Warner Robins, Ga.), 2011
7, Juremi Profar (Caribbean-Willemstad, Curacao), 2008
7, Drew Ellis (Great Lakes-Jeffersonville, Ind.), 2008
7, Aaron Alvey (Great Lakes-Louisville, Ky.), 2002
Saves (2)
Brody Brooks (West - El Segundo, Calif.), 2023
Allan Rodríguez (Panama - Santiago de Veraguas, Panama), 2023
Li Fang-Mo (Asia-Pacific-Taipei City, Chinese Taipei), 2022
Kaleb Harden (Great Lakes B-Hamilton, Ohio), 2021
Yuto Misaki (Japan-Chofu,Tokyo), 2019
Keitaro Miyahara (Japan-Tokyo, Japan), 2017
Daiki Fukuyama (Japan-Tokyo, Japan), 2015
Ramon Ballina (Mexico-Nuevo Laredo, Mexico), 2012
Sean Jones (Northwest-Billings, Mont.), 2011
Tyler McCloskey (Mid-Atlantic-Clinton County, Pa.), 2011
Ichiro Ogasawara (Japan-Tokyo, Japan), 2010
Cody Thompson (West-Thousand Oaks, Calif.), 2004
Appearances (6)
Jay-Dylnn Wiel (Caribbean - Willemstad, Curaçao), 2023
5, Brody Brooks (West – El Segundo, Calif.), 2023
5, Reangelo Decaster (Caribbean-Willemstad, Curaçao), 2022
5, Yuto Misaki (Japan-Chofu,Tokyo), 2019
5, Ben Traxler (Southeast-Peachtree City, Ga.), 2018
5, Gael Isaac Cortez (Mexico-San Nicolas, Mexico), 2016
5, Jaden Henline (Mid-Atlantic-Lewisberry, Pa.), 2015
5, Alex Reiner (New England-Westport, Conn.), 2013
5, Kazuki Ishida (Japan-Tokyo), 2013
5, Braydon Salzman (West-Huntington Beach, Calif.), 2011
5, Wen Hua Sung (Asia-Pacific-Taoyuan, Chinese Taipei), 2009
5, Tanner Tokunaga (West-Waipahu, Hawaii), 2008
Starts (4)
Justin Lee (Southeast-South Riding, Va.), 2019
Kazuki Ishida (Japan-Tokyo), 2013
Casey Manning (Northwest-Auburn, Wash.), 2010
Complete Games (3)
Kyle Carter (Southeast-Columbus, Ga.), 2006
Frank Flynn (New England-Worcester, Mass.), 2002
Dennis Neuman (Caribbean-Willemstad, Curacao), 2002
Complete Game Shutouts (2)
Yoshinori Satoh (Asia-Sendai, Japan), 2002
Ross Haggard (South-Bellaire, Texas), 2000
Little League Baseball
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World Series Records
(Missing information from the following years: 1955-58, 1960-62, 1964-69)
Adrian Luna (Latin America-Guadalupe, Mexico), 1997
Sean Burroughs (West-Long Beach, Calif.), 1993
Jason Marquis (East-Staten Island, N.Y.), 1991
Chun-Liang Wu (Far East-Tainan Park, Chinese Taipei), 1986
Chin-Hui Huang (Far East-Taipei, Chinese Taipei), 1973
Chih-Shun Chen (Far East-Taipei, Chinese Taipei), 1972
Steve O’Neill (East-Wayne, N.J.), 1970
Art Deras (North-Hamtramck, Mich.), 1959
Hit-By-Pitch (6)
Jurdrick Profar (Caribbean-Willemstad, Curacao), 2019
Jacob Pate (Southeast-Columbus, Ga.), 2010
5, Angel Castillo (Mexico-Guadalupe, Nuevo Leon), 2019
5, Devonta DeShields (Mid-Atlantic-Preston, Md.), 2004
Individual Fielding (Game)
Chances (27)
Alan Camarillo (Mexico-Guadalupe, Mexico), 8/26/04 (vs. Latin America)
Put Outs (27)
Alan Camarillo (Mexico-Guadalupe, Mexico), 8/26/04 (vs. Latin America)
Assists (7)
Peter Federici (Norwalk, Conn.), 8/29/52 (vs. Monongahela, Pa.)
Hwan Cho Kyung (Far East-Seoul, Korea), 8/20/85 (vs. Latin America)
6, Corry Crew (Northwest B-Lake Oswego, Ore.), 8/24/21 (vs. New England A)
6, Cason Mediger (Midwest B-Sioux Falls, S.D.), 8/23/21 (vs. Northwest B)
6, Gage Maggard (Great Lakes B-Hamilton, Ohio), 8/19/21 (vs. Southeast A)
6, Ryan Pearson (Southeast A-Nolensville, Tenn.), 8/19/21 (vs. Great Lakes B)
6, Andrew Mhoon (Northwest-Salem, Ore.), 8/17/19 (vs. Southwest)
6, Connor Riggs-Soper (Southeast-Peachtree City, Ga.), 8/20/18 (vs. Southwest)
6, Eli Burwash (Great Lakes-Bowling Green, Ky.), 8/24/15 (vs. Southeast)
6, Yi An Pan (Canada-Langley, B.C.), 8/23/11 (vs. Asia-Pacific)
6, Anwar Morales (Latin America-David, Panama), 8/24/93 (vs. Far East)
6, Brad Allen (Central-Brooklyn, Mich.), 8/21/90 (vs. West)
6, Robert Frenette (Canada-Surrey, B.C.), 8/23/78 (vs. Far East)
6, James Groves (Europe-Bitburg Air Base, Germany), 8/21/73 (vs. Far East)
6, John Slosar (East-Stratford, Conn.), 8/22/63 (vs. Central)
6, Delano Huhta (Central-Duluth, Minn.), 8/21/63 (vs. Latin America)
6, David Kwiatkowski (Melrose Park, Ill.), 8/27/54 (vs. Masontown, Pa.)
6, Bill Connors (Schenectady, N.Y.), 8/25/54 (vs. Masontown, Pa.)
6, Joe Dintaman (Camp Hill, Pa.), 8/28/53 (vs. Front Royal, Va.)
Errors (5)
David Maerten (Europe-Aviano, Italy), 8/23/79 (vs. Far East)
4, Dennis Harrison (Europe-Kaiserslautern, Germany), 8/25/76 (vs. Far East)
Passed Balls (10)
Ralph Basemore (North-Gary, Ind.), 8/28/71 (vs. Far East)
Little League Baseball
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World Series Records
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Individual Fielding (World Series)
Fielding Percentage (1.000, min. 65 chances)
Alan Camarillo (Mexico-Guadalupe, Mexico), 2004 (71 chances)
Lucas Keldorf (West – El Segundo, Calif.) 2023 (65 changes)
Chances (74)
Ethan Henry (Great Lakes-Louisville, Ky.), 2002
Put Outs (73)
Ethan Henry (Great Lakes-Louisville, Ky.), 2002
Assists (21)
Ken Igeta (Japan-Hamamatsu City, Japan), 2011
Errors (7)
Jimmy DeFrieze (Midwest-Eldridge, Iowa), 2003
Passed Balls (12)
Ralph Basemore (North-Gary, Ind.), 1971
10, Frank DeRosa (Monongahela, Pa.), 1952
Team Batting (Game)
At-Bats (52)
Latin America (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic), 8/24/92 (vs. Canada)
Runs (29)
Latin America (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic), 8/24/92 (vs. Canada)
27, Far East (Taipei, Chinese Taipei), 8/23/73 (vs. South)
26, Far East (Tainan Park, Chinese Taipei), 8/20/86 (vs. Canada)
Hits (34)
Latin America (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic), 8/24/92 (vs. Canada)
22, Japan (Tokyo, Japan), 8/30/15 (vs. Mid-Atlantic)
Doubles (8)
Far East (Hua Lian, Chinese Taipei), 8/28/80 (vs. Canada)
6, Great Lakes A (Taylor, Mich.), 8/26/21 (vs. Southwest B-Texas)
6, Japan (Tokyo, Japan), 8/16/13 (vs. Europe & Africa)
6, Mid-Atlantic (Newtown, Pa.), 8/22/05 (vs. Midwest)
6, Caribbean (Willemstad, Curacao), 8/25/02 (vs. New England)
6, Far East (Tainan, Chinese Taipei), 8/26/95 (vs. South)
Triples (2)
Asia-Pacific (South Chungcheong, South Korea), 8/16/19 (vs. Latin America)
Southwest (Houston, Texas), 8/20/18 (vs. Southeast)
Northwest (Bend, Ore.), 8/22/16 (vs. Europe & Africa)
Mexico (San Nicolas, Mexico), 8/20/16 (vs. Europe & Africa)
Japan (Hamamatsu City, Japan), 8/23/11 (vs. Canada)
Mid-Atlantic (Toms River, N.J.), 8/24/10 (vs. MEA)
Southwest (Lake Charles, La.), 8/17/08 (vs. Great Lakes)
Latin America (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic), 8/22/78 (vs. Europe)
Far East (Taipei, Chinese Taipei), 8/26/71 (vs. West)
Little League Baseball
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World Series Records
(Missing information from the following years: 1955-58, 1960-62, 1964-69)
Home Runs (8)
Latin America (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic), 8/24/92 (vs. Canada)
7, West (Chula Vista, Calif.), 8/22/09 (vs. Great Lakes)
7, Far East (Hua Lian, Chinese Taipei), 8/28/80 (vs. Canada)
RBI (26)
Latin America (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic), 8/24/92 (vs. Canada)
24, Southeast (Goodlettsville, Tenn.), 8/25/12 (vs. West)
24, Far East (Tainan Park, Chinese Taipei), 8/20/86 (vs. Canada)
Total Bases (63)
Latin America (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic), 8/24/92 (vs. Canada)
49, Far East (Hua Lian, Chinese Taipei), 8/28/80 (vs. Canada)
Strikeouts (26)
Southwest (Fort Worth, Texas), 8/21/02 (vs. Great Lakes)
Walks (17)
Far East (Tainan Park, Chinese Taipei), 8/22/86 (vs. Latin America)
15, East (Toms River, N.J.), 8/23/98 (vs. Central)
Stolen Bases (7)
West (Mission Viejo, Calif.), 8/18/97 (vs. South)
Sacrifices (4)
Caribbean (Willemstad, Curacao), 8/23/01 (vs. Pacific)
West (Kirkland, Wash.), 8/28/82 (vs. Far East)
Hit-By-Pitch (7)
West (Honolulu, Hawaii), 8/22/18 (vs. Mid-Atlantic)
6, Latin America (Maracaibo, Venezuela), 8/19/19 (vs. Mexico)
6, Japan (Tokyo, Japan), 8/20/08 (vs. Caribbean)
6, Japan (Tokyo, Japan), 8/19/08 (vs. Latin America)
Extra-Base Hits (15)
Far East (Hua Lian, Chinese Taipei), 8/28/80 (vs. Canada)
12, Mid-Atlantic (Newtown, Pa.), 8/22/05 (vs. Midwest)
12, Latin America (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic), 8/24/92 (vs. Canada)
Team Batting (World Series)
At-Bats (196)
Southeast (Peachtree City, Georgia), 2018
183, Japan (Hamamatsu City, Japan), 2011
Runs (62)
Asia-Pacific (Kaohsiung, Chinese Taipei), 2010
Far East (Kao-Hsiung City, Chinese Taipei), 1996
Latin America (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic), 1992
61, West (Petaluma, Calif.), 2012
60, West (Honolulu, Hawaii), 2022
Hits (72)
West (Chula Vista, Calif.), 2009
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World Series Records
(Missing information from the following years: 1955-58, 1960-62, 1964-69)
Doubles (20)
Southwest (River Ridge, La.), 2019
15, West (Petaluma, Calif.), 2012
14, Great Lakes (Bowling Green, Ky.), 2016
14, West (Chula Vista, Calif.), 2009
Triples (4)
Japan (Hamamatsu City, Japan), 2011
3, Asia-Pacific (South Chungcheong, South Korea), 2019
3, Southwest (Houston, Texas), 2018
3, Northwest (Bend, Ore.), 2016
3, Japan (Tokyo, Japan), 2012
3, Asia-Pacific (Kaohsiung, Chinese Taipei), 2010
3, Mid-Atlantic (Toms River, N.J.), 2010
3, Southwest (Lake Charles, La.), 2008
3, West (Vista, Calif.), 2005
3, West (Honolulu, Hawaii), 2022
3, West (El Segundo, Calif.), 2023
Home Runs (19)
West (Chula Vista, Calif.), 2009
RBI (57)
West (Chula Vista, Calif.), 2009
Total Bases (147)
West (Chula Vista, Calif.), 2009
Strikeouts (74)
Great Lakes (Louisville, Ky.), 2002
Walks (38)
East (Toms River, N.J.), 1998
Stolen Bases (11)
West (Mission Viejo, Calif.), 1997
Sacrifices (7)
Caribbean (Willemstad, Curacao), 2001
West (Kirkland, Wash.), 1982
Slugging Percentage (.902)
West (Chula Vista, Calif.), 2009
On-Base Percentage (.556)
Far East (Tainan Park, Chinese Taipei), 1986
(.546) - Latin America (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic), 1992
(.540) - Far East (Taipei, Chinese Taipei), 1974
Batting Average (.492)
Latin America (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic), 1992
.449, South (Tampa, Fla.), 1980
.444, Asia-Pacific (Kaohsiung, Chinese Taipei), 2010
Hit-By-Pitch (15)
West (Waipahu, Hawaii), 2010
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World Series Records
(Missing information from the following years: 1955-58, 1960-62, 1964-69)
14, West (Honolulu, Hawaii), 2018
14, Japan (Tokyo, Japan), 2008
OPS (1.444)
Latin America (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic), 1992
1.412, West (Chula Vista, Calif.), 2009
Extra-Base Hits (35)
West (Chula Vista, Calif.), 2009
Team Pitching (Game)
Innings Pitched (11.0)
Latin America (Managua, Nicaragua), 8/21/22 (vs. Japan)
West (Honolulu, Hawaii), 8/17/18 (vs. Southeast)
Southwest (Fort Worth, Texas), 8/21/02 (vs. Great Lakes)
Great Lakes (Louisville, Ky.), 8/21/02 (vs. Southwest)
Central (Jenison, Mich.), 8/23/98 (vs. East)
East (Toms River, N.J.), 8/23/98 (vs. Central)
Strikeouts (26)
Southwest (Fort Worth, Texas), 8/21/02 (vs. Great Lakes)
Walks (17)
Latin America (Maracaibo, Venezuela), 8/22/86 (vs. Far East)
15, Central (Jenison, Mich.), 8/23/98 (vs. East)
Wild Pitches (11)
Canada (Vancouver, B.C.), 8/23/10 (vs. Asia-Pacific)
Caribbean (Willemstad, Curacao), 8/20/08 (vs. Japan)
Hit-By-Pitch (7)
Mid-Atlantic (Staten Island, N.Y.), 8/22/18 (vs. West)
6, Mexico (Guadalupe, Nuevo León), 8/19/19 (vs. Latin America)
6, Caribbean (Willemstad, Curacao), 8/20/08 (vs. Japan)
6, Latin America (Maracaibo, Venezuela), 8/19/2008 (vs. Japan)
Team Pitching (World Series)
Innings Pitched (47.1)
Southeast (Peachtree City, Ga.), 2018
44.1, Caribbean (Willemstad, Curacao), 2022
44, West (Petaluma, Calif.), 2012
43, Great Lakes B (Hamilton, Ohio), 2021
41, Great Lakes (Louisville, Ky.), 2002
Strikeouts (78)
Asia-Pacific (East Seoul, South Korea), 2016
Great Lakes (Louisville, Ky.), 2002
Walks (30)
Latin America (Maracaibo, Venezuela), 1986
25, West (Waipahu, Hawaii), 2008
25, Caribbean (Willemstad, Curacao), 2005
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World Series Records
(Missing information from the following years: 1955-58, 1960-62, 1964-69)
25, Caribbean (Willemstad, Curacao), 2003
Wins (6)
West (El Segundo, Calif.), 2023
Caribbean (Willemstad, Curacao), 2022
Southwest (River Ridge, La.), 2019
Northwest (Ewa Beach, Hawaii), 2005
Caribbean (Willemstad, Curacao), 2004
Asia (Tokyo, Japan), 2003
Great Lakes (Louisville, Ky.), 2002
Losses (3)
Several teams
ERA (0.00)
Far East (Hua Lian, Chinese Taipei), 1987
Far East (Chia-Yi, Chinese Taipei), 1979
Far East (Taipei, Chinese Taipei), 1973
East (Wayne, N.J.), 1970
Stamford, Conn., 1951
(0.20), Asia-Pacific (Taipei City, Chinese Taipei), 2022
(0.32), East (Stratford, Conn.), 1963
(0.33), Far East (Tai-Chung, Chinese Taipei), 1981
(0.33), Far East (Pin-Tung, Chinese Taipei), 1978
(0.33), Far East (Taipei, Chinese Taipei), 1974
(0.33), Far East (Taipei, Chinese Taipei), 1972
(0.33), North (Hamtramck, Mich.), 1959
(0.33), Houston, Texas, 1950
(0.33), Hammonton, N.J. (1949)
Opponent Batting Average (.000)
Far East (Taipei, Chinese Taipei), 1973
(.016), Far East (Chia-Yi, Chinese Taipei), 1979
(.052), Far East (Tokyo, Japan), 1976
Wild Pitches (19)
Southwest (Pearland, Texas), 2010
18, Northwest (Auburn, Wash.), 2010
15, Southeast (Warner Robins, Ga.), 2011
15, West (Petaluma, Calif.), 2012
15, Southeast (Greenville, N.C.), 2017
Saves (4)
Caribbean (Willemstad, Curacao), 2022
Mexico (Reynosa, Mexico), 2017
3, Southwest (Needville, Texas), 2023
3, Asia-Pacific (Taoyuan, Chinese Taipei), 2023
3, Asia-Pacific (Taipei City, Chinese Taipei)
3, Great Lakes A (Taylor, Mich.), 2021
3, Japan (Chofu, Tokyo), 2019
2, West (El Segundo, Calif.), 2023
2, Caribbean (Willemstad, Curacao), 2023
2, Japan (Tokyo, Japan), 2023
2, Panama (Santiago de Veraguas, Panama), 2023
2, Mid-Atlantic (Elizabeth, N.J.), 2019
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World Series Records
(Missing information from the following years: 1955-58, 1960-62, 1964-69)
2, Caribbean (Willemstad, Curacao), 2019
2, Caribbean (Guayama, Puerto Rico), 2018
2, Mid-Atlantic (Staten Island, N.Y.), 2018
2, Southeast (Peachtree City, Ga.), 2018
2, Japan (Tokyo, Japan), 2017
2, Japan (Tokyo, Japan), 2015
2, Japan (Tokyo, Japan), 2013
2, Mexico (Nuevo Laredo, Mexico), 2012
2, Mid-Atlantic (Clinton County, Pa.), 2011
2, Northwest (Billings, Mont.), 2011
2, Japan (Tokyo, Japan), 2010
2, Southwest (San Antonio, Texas), 2009
2, West (Waipahu, Hawaii), 2008
2, West (Thousand Oaks, Calif.), 2004
2, Caribbean (Willemstad, Curacao), 2004
Appearances (28)
Mexico (Reynosa, Mexico), 2017
22, West (Waipahu, Hawaii), 2008
Starts (8)
Caribbean (Willemstad, Curacao), 2022
7, West (El Segundo, Calif.), 2023
7, Southeast (Nashville, Tenn.), 2022
7, Great Lakes B (Hamilton, Ohio), 2021
7, Southwest (River Ridge, La.), 2019
7, Caribbean (Willemstad, Curacao), 2019
7, Southeast (Peachtree City, Ga.), 2018
7, Mexico (Reynosa, Mexico), 2017
7, Mexico (Mexicali, Baja California), 2015
7, West (Petaluma, Calif.), 2012
7, Japan (Hamamatsu City, Japan), 2011
7, West (Waipahu, Hawaii), 2010
Complete Games (6)
Asia (Sendai, Japan), 2002
Shutouts (4)
West (Honolulu, Hawaii), 2018
Asia (Sendai, Japan), 2002
Latin America (Guadalupe, Mexico), 1997
Hit-By-Pitch (12)
Caribbean (Willemstad, Curacao), 2019
11, Southeast (Columbus, Ga.), 2010
11, Caribbean (Willemstad, Curacao), 2022
Team Fielding (Game)
Chances (50)
Central (Jenison, Mich.), 8/23/98 (vs. East)
Put Outs (33)
Latin America (Managua, Nicaragua), 8/21/22 (vs. Japan)
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World Series Records
(Missing information from the following years: 1955-58, 1960-62, 1964-69)
Great Lakes (Louisville, Ky.), 8/21/02 (vs. Southwest)
Southwest (Fort Worth, Texas), 8/21/02 (vs. Great Lakes)
Central (Jenison, Mich.), 8/23/98 (vs. East)
East (Toms River, N.J.), 8/23/98 (vs. Central)
Assists (15)
Northwest (Salem, Ore.), 8/17/19 (vs. Southwest)
New England (Fairfield, Conn.), 8/24/10 (vs. Northwest)
East (Toms River, N.J.), 8/22/95 (vs. Central)
14, Northwest B (Lake Oswego, Ore.), 8/24/21 (vs. New England A)
14, Caribbean (Willemstad, Curacao), 8/25/19 (vs. Southwest)
14, West (Vancouver, Wash.), 8/22/00 (vs. East)
14, Canada (Langley, B.C.), 8/25/98 (vs. Far East)
14, West (Petaluma, Calif.), 8/20/12 (vs. Mid-Atlantic)
Double Plays (3)
Northwest (Auburn, Wash.), 8/24/10 (vs. New England)
West (Chula Vista, Calif.), 8/27/09 (vs. Southeast)
Southwest (San Antonio, Texas), 8/26/09 (vs. Mid-Atlantic)
Northwest (Ewa Beach, Hawaii), 8/22/05 (vs. Southeast)
Northwest (Richland, Wash.), 8/17/03 (vs. New England)
West (Campbell, Calif.), 8/25/79 (vs. Far East)
Errors (11)
Europe (Aviano, Italy), 8/23/79 (vs. Far East)
9, Europe (Kaiserslautern, Germany), 8/25/76 (vs. Far East)
7, Europe (Ramstein Air Base, Germany), 8/24/09 (vs. Mexico)
7, EMEA (Moscow, Russia), 8/20/06 (vs. Mexico)
7, New England (Portsmouth, N.H.), 8/20/06 (vs. Midwest)
7, EMEA (Kutno, Poland), 8/24/04 (vs. Canada)
7, Hackensack, N.J., 8/28/52 (vs. Monongahela, Pa.)
Passed Balls (10)
North (Gary, Ind.), 8/28/71 (vs., Far East)
5, Southeast (Greenville, N.C.), 8/27/17 (vs. Mexico)
5, Mexico (Mexicali, Mexico), 8/22/07 (vs. Asia-Pacific)
5, Europe (Shape, Belgium), 8/25/81 (vs. Canada)
5, East (Colonie, N.Y.), 8/22/73 (vs. West)
5, Europe (Bitburg Air Base, Germany), 8/21/73 (vs. Far East)
5, North (Highland, Ind.), 8/29/70 (vs. Latin America)
Team Fielding (World Series)
Fielding Percentage (1.000)
Mid-Atlantic B (Toms River, N.J.), 2021
Japan (Tokyo, Japan), 2017
Midwest (Rapid City, S.D.), 2011
West (Aptos, Calif.), 2002
Far East (Taipei, Chinese Taipei), 1972
North (Hamtramck, Mich.), 1959
Austin, Texas, 1951
Europe-Africa (Brno, Czech Republic), 2023
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World Series Records
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Chances (195)
West (Petaluma, Calif.), 2012
189, Caribbean (Willemstad, Curacao), 2019
189, Southeast (Peachtree City, Ga.), 2018
179, Japan (Hamamatsu City, Japan), 2011
169, Great Lakes B (Hamilton, Ohio), 2021
161, Mexico (Mexicali, Baja California), 2015
Put Outs (142)
Southeast (Peachtree City, Ga.), 2018
132, West (Petaluma, Calif.), 2012
129, Great Lakes B (Hamilton, Ohio), 2021
123, Great Lakes (Louisville, Ky.), 2002
Assists (61)
Caribbean (Willemstad, Curacao), 2019
55, West (Petaluma, Calif.), 2012
50, Japan (Hamamatsu City, Japan), 2011
45, Southwest (Lufkin, Texas), 2017
42, Latin America (David, Panama), 1993
Double Plays (5)
Southeast (Peachtree City, Ga.), 2018
West (Chula Vista, Calif.), 2009
Northwest (Ewa Beach, Hawaii), 2005
Errors (18)
Europe (Ramstein Air Base, Germany), 2009
Passed Balls (12)
North (Gary, Ind.), 1971
10, Monongahela, Pa., 1952
9, Southwest (Pearland, Texas), 2010
Miscellaneous Records
Runs (Inning - Team)
14, Japan (Chofu, Tokyo) vs. Europe and Africa, 8/16/19
14, Asia (Kaohsiung, Chinese Taipei) vs. EMEA, 8/21/04
Runs (Game - Two Teams)
40, Southeast (24) (Goodlettsville, Tenn.) vs. West (16) (Petaluma, Calif.), 8/25/12
29, Japan (18) (Tokyo, Japan) vs. Mid-Atlantic (11) (Lewisberry, Pa.), 8/30/15
29, Mexico (15) (Tijuana, Baja California) vs. New England (14) (Westport, Conn.), 8/25/13
29, Latin America (29) (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) vs. Canada (0) (Salaberry, Quebec), 8/24/92
Runs (World Series - All Teams)
363, 2017
Hits (Inning - Team)
13, Latin America (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) vs. Canada, 8/24/92
11, West (Chula Vista, Calif.) vs. New England, 8/23/09
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World Series Records
(Missing information from the following years: 1955-58, 1960-62, 1964-69)
Hits (Game - Two Teams)
36, Latin America (34) (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) vs. Canada (2) (Salaberry, Quebec), 8/24/92
35, Southeast (21) (Goodlettsville, Tenn.) vs. West (14) (Petaluma, Calif.), 8/25/12
32, New England (16) (Westport, Conn.) vs. Mexico (16) (Tijuana, Baja California), 8/25/13
Hits (World Series - All Teams)
463, 2013
Consecutive Hits (Team)
8, West (Chula Vista, Calif.) vs. New England, 8/23/09
8, Latin America (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) vs. Canada, 8/24/92
Consecutive At-Bats Reaching Base (Team)
12, West (Chula Vista, Calif.) vs. New England, 8/23/09
Home Runs (Inning - Team)
5, West (Bonita, Calif.) vs. Great Lakes, 8/21/15
5, Latin America (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) vs. Canada, 8/24/92
4, West (Chula Vista, Calif.) vs. Great Lakes, 8/22/09
4, Far East (Tai Chung, Chinese Taipei) vs. Canada, 8/22/91
Home Runs (Game - Two Teams)
11, Far East (6) (Kashima, Japan) vs. East (5) (Toms River, N.J.), 8/29/98
Home Runs (World Series - All Teams)
87, 2015
Extra-Base Hits (Game - Two Teams)
16, Far East (15) (Hua Lian, Chinese Taipei) vs. Canada (1) (Trail, B.C.), 8/28/80
15, West (11) (Chandler, Ariz.) vs. Mid-Atlantic (4) (Salisbury, Md.), 8/18/07
Extra-Base Hits (World Series - All Teams)
165, 2012
Batters In An Inning (Team)
19, Asia (Kaohsiung, Chinese Taipei) vs. EMEA, 8/21/04
Stolen Bases (Inning - Team)
5, Montreal, Quebec vs. Hackensack, N.J., 8/26/52
3, Canada (Vancouver, B.C.) vs. Japan, 8/19/16
3, Caribbean (Willemstad, Curacao) vs. Japan, 8/23/09
3, West (Mission Viejo, Calif.) vs. South, 8/18/97
Strikeouts (Two Teams - 6 inn.)
33, Southwest (17) (Lubbock, Texas) vs. Midwest (16) (Coon Rapids, Minn.), 8/18/07
Strikeouts (Game - Two Teams)
49, Southwest (26) (Fort Worth, Texas) vs. Great Lakes (23) (Louisville, Ky.), 8/21/02 (11 innings)
38, Mexico (25) (Guadalupe, Mexico) vs. Latin America (13) (Panama City, Panama), 8/26/04 (10 innings)
37, Pensacola, Fla. (21) vs. Kankakee, Ill. (16), 8/24/50 (9 innings)
Strikeouts (World Series - All Teams)
604, 2006
Walks (Pitching - Game - Two Teams)
20, Latin America (17) (Maracaibo, Venezuela) vs. Far East (3) (Tainan Park, Chinese Taipei), 8/22/86
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World Series Records
(Missing information from the following years: 1955-58, 1960-62, 1964-69)
19, Norwalk, Conn. (9) vs. Whiting, Ind. (10), 8/26/52
Double Plays (Game - Two Teams)
4, Southwest (3) (San Antonio, Texas) vs. Mid-Atlantic (1) (Staten Island, N.Y.), 8/26/09
4, Southeast (1) (Warner Robins, Ga.) vs. West (3) (Chula Vista, Calif.), 8/27/09
4, Northwest (3) (Richland, Wash.) vs. New England (1) (Saugus, Mass.), 8/17/03
Double Plays (World Series - All Teams)
27, 2014
Complete Games (World Series - All Teams)
36, 2002
Shutouts (World Series - All Teams)
15, 2019
13, 2006
12, 2011/2005/2002
Extra-Inning Games (World Series)
4, 2018, 2013, 2006
Hits (Inning - Individual)
2, 60 times, most recently by Cameron Thorning (Great Lakes A-Taylor, Mich.), 8/26/21 (vs. Southwest B)
Consecutive Hits (Individual)
8, Pai-Sheng Cheng (Far East-Taipei, Chinese Taipei), 1973
7, Wilfredo Sanchez (Latin America-Altagracia, Venezuela), 2003
Consecutive At-Bats Reaching Base (Individual)
10, Justin Lee (Southeast-South Riding, Va.), 2019
10, Emmanuel Rodriguez (Caribbean-Santiago, Dominican Republic), 2015
10, Andy Rios (West-Chula Vista, Calif.), 2009
10, Marcos Aneudy Brand (Latin America-Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic), 1992
10, Sotero Nolasco Martinez (Latin America-Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic), 1992
10, Wen-Li Kuo (Far East-Taipei, Chinese Taipei), 1973
10, Lloyd McClendon (North-Gary, Ind.), 1971
Home Runs (Inning - Individual)
2, Chris Cartnick (Mid-Atlantic-Jackson, N.J.) vs. Great Lakes, 8/19/17
2, Cole Wagner (Mid-Atlantic-Lewisberry, Pa.) vs. Midwest, 8/21/15
2, Andy Rios (West-Chula Vista, Calif.) vs. New England, 8/23/09
2, Chen Chao-Ping (Far East-Kao-Hsiung City, Chinese Taipei), vs. Canada, 8/21/96
2, Victor DeLa Rosa (Latin America-Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) vs. Canada, 8/24/92
2, Bladimil Fortunato (Latin America-Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) vs. Canada, 8/24/92
2, Wei-Chu Lin (Far East-Tai Chung, Chinese Taipei) vs. Canada, 8/22/91
2, Sheng Fang (Far East-Tai Chung, Chinese Taipei) vs. Canada, 8/22/91
2, Sheng-Dean Chen (Far East-Hua Lian, Chinese Taipei), 8/28/80
Batting Average (World Series - minimum 5 hits)
1.000 (6-6), Javier Pelkonen (Australia/Perth - 2014)
1.000 (5-5), Sean McGrath (New England/Peabody, Mass. - 2009)
1.000 (5-5), Lloyd McClendon (North/Gary, Ind. - 1971)
.875 (7-8), Sun-Hsuan Yang (Far East/Tainan City, Chinese Taipei - 1990)
.833 (10-12), Chen-Jung Chiang (Far East/Kaohisung, Chinese Taipei – 1977)
.833 (5-6), Emmanuel Rodriguez (Caribbean/ Santiago, Dominican Republic – 2015)
.833 (5-6), Trey Thibeault (New England/Cumberland, R.I. - 2014)
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.833 (5-6), Matthew Coleman (Australia/Perth - 2014)
Earned Run Average (World Series - based on innings pitched, min. 13.0 inn.)
0.00 (16.2 inn.), Aukai Kea (West/Honolulu, Hawaii – 2018)
0.00 (16.0 inn.), Garrett Williams (Southwest/Lubbock, Texas - 2007)
0.00 (15.1 inn.), Joe DiGiacomo (Hammonton, N.J. - 1949)
0.00 (15.0 inn.), Walker Kelly (Southwest/Fort Worth, Texas - 2002)
0.00 (14.0 inn.), Han-Chao Dai (Far East/Chia-Yi, Chinese Taiepi - 1979)
0.00 (13.0 inn.), Kyle Carter (Southeast/Columbus, Ga. - 2006)
0.00 (13.0 inn.), Zachary Osborne (Great Lakes/Louisville, Ky. - 2002)
0.00 (13.0 inn.), Alfredo Urdaneta (Latin America/Maracaibo, Venezuela - 1974)
Batting Average Against (World Series - minimum - 6 inn.)
.000 (12.0 inn.), Sean Burroughs (West/Long Beach, Calif. - 1993)
.000 (12.0 inn.), Ching-Hui Huang (Far East/Taipei, Chinese Taipei - 1973)
.000 (11.2 inn.), Gavin Weir (Midwest B/Sioux Falls, S.D. – 2021)
.000 (7.1 inn.), Eli Jones (Northwest A/Sammamish, Wash. – 2021)
.000 (6.0 inn.), Alex Edmondson (Southeast/Taylors, S.C. - 2015)
.000 (6.0 inn.), Francisco Chiari (Latin America/Panama City, Panama - 2004)
.000 (6.0 inn.), Chul Jang (Far East/Seoul, Korea - 1984)
.000 (6.0 inn.), Jose Almonte (Latin America/Barohona, Dominican Republic - 1983)
.000 (6.0 inn.), Hidetoshi Yoshino (Far East/Osaka, Japan - 1983)
.000 (6.0 inn.), Chao-An Chen (Far East/chia-Yi, Chinese Taipei - 1979)
.000 (6.0 inn.), Jose Luis Pichardo (Latin America/Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic -1978)
.000 (6.0 inn.), Tsung-Hien Tsai (Far East/Kaohsiung, Chinese Taipei - 1977)
.000 (6.0 inn.), Daisuke Araki (Far East/Tokyo, Japan - 1976)
.000 (6.0 inn.), Wen-Li Kuo (Far East/Taipei, Chinese Taipei - 1973)
Grand Slams
Nasir El-Ossïs (Caribbean/Willemstad, Curaçao) 8/27/23 vs. West (5
th
inn.)
Josiah Porter (Southeast/Nashville, Tenn.) 8/25/22 vs. Southwest (1
st
inn.)
Cohen Sakamoto (West/Honolulu, Hawaii), 8/24/22 vs. Southeast (1
st
inn.)
Gabriel de Gracia (Panama/Aguadulce, Panama), 8/19/22 vs. Caribbean (1
st
inn.)
Cameron Thorning (Great Lakes A/Taylor, Mich.), 8/23/21 vs. Southwest B (2
nd
inn.)
Joey DiMeo (Mid-Atlantic B/Toms River, N.J.), 8/21/21 vs. New England B (5
th
inn.)
Reece Roussel (Southwest/River Ridge, La.), 8/22/19 vs. Southeast (4
th
inn.)
Clay Winklaar (Caribbean/Willemstad, Curacao), 8/22/19 vs. Asia-Pacific (1
st
inn.)
Yuto Misaki (Japan/Chofu, Tokyo), 8/16/19 vs. Europe and Africa (5
th
inn.)
Sean Yamaguchi (West/Honolulu, Hawaii), 8/22/18 vs. Mid-Atlantic (2nd inn.)
Carson Hardee (Southeast/Greenville, N.C.), 8/20/17 vs. West (2nd inn.)
Joey Gray (West/Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif.), 8/18/17 vs. Northwest (1st inn.)
Chase Marshall (Canada/White Rock, B.C.), 8/17/17 vs. Europe and Africa (3rd inn.)
Zach McWilliams (Southeast/Goodlettsville, Tenn.), 8/25/16 vs. Great Lakes (4th inn.)
Dylan Rodenhaber (Mid-Atlantic/Lewisberry, Pa.), 8/30/15 vs. Japan (1st inn.)
Zack Mack (Southwest/Pearland, Texas), 8/27/15 vs. West (1st inn.)
Jacob Baptista (West/Bonita, Calif.), 8/24/15 vs. New England (3rd inn.)
Joel Flores (Latin America/Barquisimeto, Venezuela), 8/23/15 vs. Europe & Africa (1st inn.)
Wei-Hung Chou (Asia-Pacific/Tung Yuan, Chinese Taipei), 8/22/15 vs. Canada (3rd inn.)
Nick Maldonado (West/Bonita, Calif.), 8/21/15 vs. Great Lakes (3rd inn.)
Cole Wagner (Mid-Atlantic/Lewisberry, Pa.), 8/20/15 vs. Midwest (3rd inn.)
Zane Denton (Southeast/Nashville, Tenn.), 8/19/13 vs. Mid-Atlantic (2nd inn.)
Grant Holman (West/Chula Vista, Calif.), 8/18/13 vs. Mid-Atlantic (4th inn.)
Trey McLemore (Southeast/Nashville, Tenn.), 8/17/13 vs. Southwest (6th inn.)
Yoshiki Suzuki (Japan/Hamamatsu City, Pa.), 8/18/11 vs. Caribbean (2nd inn.)
Andy Rios (West/Chula Vista, Calif.), 8/29/09 vs. Southwest (1st inn.)
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World Series Records
(Missing information from the following years: 1955-58, 1960-62, 1964-69)
Chris Holba (Europe/Ramstein AFB, Germany), 8/25/09 vs. Canada (5th inn.)
Nicholas Smisek (Southwest/San Antonio, Texas), 8/23/09 vs. Great Lakes (3rd inn.)
Yu Chieh Kao (Asia-Pacific/Taoyuan, Chinese Taipei), 8/21/09 vs. Europe (1st inn.)
Juremi Profar (Caribbean/Willemstad, Curacao), 8/18/08 vs. Europe (2nd inn.)
Jesus Sauceda (Mexico/Matamoros, Mexico), 8/17/08 vs. Europe (3rd inn.)
Ryo Kanekubo (Japan/Tokyo, Japan), 8/25/07 vs. Caribbean (6th inn.) (walk-off grand slam in International Championship game)
Go Matsumoto (Asia/Kawaguschi City, Japan), 8/22/06 vs. Caribbean (6th inn.)
Billy Hartman (New England/Portsmouth, N.H.), 8/18/06 vs. Northwest (1st inn.)
Kalen Pimentel (West/Vista, Calif.), 8/23/05 vs. Southwest (4th inn.)
Richard Alvarez, Jr. (Latin America/Valencia, Venezuela), 8/20/05 vs. Caribbean (5th inn.)
Chance Murski (Southwest/Richmond, Texas), 8/25/04 vs. Southeast (2nd inn.)
Matt Daniels (Southwest/Richmond, Texas), 8/21/04 vs. Northwest (5th inn.)
Hokuto Nakahara (Asia/Tokyo, Japan), 8/24/03 vs. Southeast (4th inn.)
Hirofumi Yamazaki (Asia/Tokyo, Japan), 8/18/03 vs. Transatlantic (1st inn.)
Jimali Fermin (Latin America/Altagracia, Venezuela), 8/16/03 vs. Pacific (6th inn.)
Hosea Ware (Pacific/Agana, Guam), 8/20/02 vs. Canada (6th inn.)
Tatsuhiko Numakura (Asia/Sendai, Japan), 8/19/02 vs. Mexico (1st inn.)
Brian Godoy (West/Aptos, Calif.), 8/18/02 vs. Southeast (4th inn.)
Jeremy Lopez (Mid-Atlantic/New York City, N.Y.), 8/17/02 vs. Southeast (4th inn.)
Attsushi Mochizuki (Asia/Tokyo, Japan), 8/22/01 vs. Mexico (5th inn.)
Carlos Garcia (Mid-Atlantic/Bronx, N.Y.), 8/18/01 vs. Southeast (1st inn.)
Leo Nakayama (Far East/Tokyo, Japan), 8/22/00 vs. Europe (2nd inn.)
Kyle Tidwell (South/Phenix City, Ala.), 8/23/99 vs. Central (6th inn.)
Todd Frazier (East/Toms River, N.J.), 8/23/98 vs. Central (3rd inn.)
Gavin Fabian (West/Mission Viejo, Calif.), 8/19/97 vs. Central (2nd inn.)
Mark Mirocha (Central/Arden Hills, Minn.), 8/23/95 vs. South (5th inn.)
Chris Cerullo (East/Toms River, N.J.), 8/21/95 vs. South (6th inn.)
Daryl Bradford (East/Middleboro, Mass.), 8/24/94 vs. Central (3rd inn.)
Travis Perkins (West/Long Beach, Calif.), 8/23/93 vs. East (2nd inn.)
Ryan Stuart (West/Long Beach, Calif), 8/24/92 vs. Far East (3rd inn.)
Michael Gonsales (Far East/Mindanao, Philippines), 8/24/92 vs. Europe (2nd inn.)
Wei-Chu Lin (Far East/Tai Chung, Chinese Taipei), 8/24/91 vs. West (5th inn.)
Yih-Chien Hsieh (Far East-Tainan City, Chinese Taipei), 8/24/90 vs. Europe (1st inn.)
Miguel Manriquez (Canada-Toronto, Ontario), 8/23/89 vs. Latin America (2nd inn.)
Yu-Long Pang (Far East-Hua Lian, Chinese Taipei), 8/29/87 vs. West (2nd inn.)
Jose Almonte (Latin America-Barohona, Dominican Republic), 8/24/83 vs. Canada (3rd inn.)
Robbie Buchanan (South/Lexington, Ky.), 8/24/78 vs. West (5th inn.)
Hsin-Ku Chen (Far East/Kaohsiung, Chinese Taipei), 8/28/78 vs. Canada (5th inn.)
Kiyoshi Tsumura (Far East/Tokyo, Japan), 8/25/76 vs. Europe (5th inn.)
Art Deras (North/Hamtramck, Mich.), 8/27/59 vs. Pacific (6th inn.)
Edward Verbos (Masontown, Pa.), 8/27/54 vs. Melrose Park, Ill. (9th inn.)
Edward Verbos (Masontown, Pa.), 8/24/54 vs. Needham, Mass. (5th inn.)
Ralph DiMeglio (Norwalk, Conn.), 8/26/52 vs. Whiting, Ind. (2nd inn.)
Multiple Home Runs (Game)
3-Noriatsu Osaka (Japan/Tokyo, Japan), 8/26/12 vs. Southeast
3-Lorenzo Butler (Southeast/Goodlettsville, Tenn.), 8/25/12 vs. West
3-Cory Bernard (West/Chandler, Ariz.), 8/19/03 vs. Midwest
3-Nikko Echevarria (Transatlantic/Dhahran, Saudi Arabia), 8/21/01 vs. Latin America
3-Tetsuya Furukawa (Far East/Kashima, Japan), 8/29/98 vs. East
3-Chih Hsiang Lin (Far East/Tainan, Chinese Taipei), 8/23/95 vs. Canada
2-118 times, most recently by Cohen Sakamoto (West/Honolulu, Hawaii), 8/24/21 vs. Southeast
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No-Hitters (65; 7 Perfect Games; © denotes Championship Game)
Fan Chen-Jun (3.2 IP)/Chiu Tse-Wei (1.1 IP)/Cai Yuan-Hao (1.0 IP) (Asia-Pacific, Taoyuan, Chinese Taipei)
8/17/23 vs. Canada – 6 innings – won, 6-0
Fan Chen-Jun (3.0 IP)/Chiu Tse-Wei (1.0 IP) (Asia-Pacific, Taoyuan, Chinese Taipei)
8/21/23 vs. Japan – 4 innings- won, 10-0
Hinata Uchigaki (5.0 IP)/Akito Masuda (1.0 IP) (Japan, Tokyo, Japan)
8/16/23 vs. Cuba – 6 innings, won 1-0
Omar Vargas (4.0 IP)/Rubén Canto (1.0 IP)/Allan Rodríguez (1.0 IP) (Panama, Santiago de Veraguas, Panama)
8/16/23 vs. Europe-Africa –6 innings – won, 4-0
David Zarate (3.0 IP)/Hernan Mireles (2.0 IP) (Mexico/Matamoros, Tamaulipas, Mexico)
8/22/22 vs. Canada – 5 innings – won, 10-0
Jaron Lancaster (3.0 IP)/Cohen Sakamoto (2.0 IP) (West/Honolulu, Hawaii)
8/19/22 vs. Metro – 5 innings – won, 12-0
Gavin Weir (6.0 IP) (Midwest B/Sioux Falls, S.D.)
8/25/21 vs. Midwest B – 6 innings – won, 1-0
Eli Jones (6.0 IP) (Northwest A/Sammamish, Wash.)
8/21/21 vs. Southeast B – 6 innings – won, 1-0
Gavin Weir (5.2 IP)/Cason Mediger (0.1 IP) (Midwest B/Sioux Falls, S.D.)
8/20/21 vs. Southwest A – 6 innings – won, 2-0
Marshall Louque (5.0 IP) (Southwest/River Ridge, La.)
8/22/19 vs. Southeast – 5 innings – won, 10-0
Justin Lee (4.0 IP) (Southeast/South Riding, Va.)
8/18/19 vs. Midwest – 4 innings – won, 11-0
Justin Lee (2.2 IP)/Liam Thyen (2.2 IP)/Chase Obstgarten (0.2 IP) (Southeast/South Riding, Va.)
8/16/19 vs. New England – 6 innings – won, 3-0
Shendrion Martinus (4.0 IP) (Caribbean/Willemstad, Curacao)
8/15/19 vs. Australia – 4 innings – won, 11-0
Chase Anderson (3.0 IP)/Matthew Matthijs (2.0 IP) (Southeast/Greenville, N.C.)
8/20/17 vs. West – 5 innings – won, 16-0
Chase Anderson (3.0 IP)/Matthew Matthijs (2.2 IP)/Carson Hardee (0.1 IP) (Southeast/Greenville, N.C.) - PERFECT GAME
8/18/17 vs. Midwest – 6 innings – won, 6-0
Alex Edmondson (6.0 IP) (Southeast/Taylors, S.C.)
8/21/15 vs. New England - 6 innings - won, 7-1
Grant Holman (7.0 IP) (West/Chula Vista, Calif.)
8/16/13 vs. Great Lakes - 7 innings - won, 3-0
Will Lucas (6.0 IP) (New England/Fairfield, Conn.)
8/20/12 vs. Great Lakes - 6 innings - won, 4-0
Felix Diaz (2.0 IP)/Sebastian Cueller (1.0 IP)/Joel Turrubietes (1.0 IP) (Mexico/Nuevo Laredo, Mexico)
8/18/12 vs. MEA - 4 innings - won, 12-0
Landon Breon (3.1 IP)/Brandon Miller (0.2 IP) (Mid-Atlantic/Clinton County, Pa.)
8/22/11 vs. Southwest - 4 innings - won, 10-0
Wen Hua Sung (1.0 IP)/Chin Ou (1.0 IP)/Hung Yuan Lin (1.0 IP)/Cheng Chieh Lee (1.0 IP) (Asia-Pacific/Taoyuan, Chinese Taipei)
8/21/09 vs. Europe - pool play - 4 innings - won, 16-0
Trey Quinn (Southwest/Lake Charles, La.)
8/17/08 vs. Great Lakes - pool play - 6 innings - won, 9-0
Jesus Sauceda (Mexico/Matamoros, Mexico) - PERFECT GAME
8/17/08 vs. Europe - pool play - 4 innings - won, 12-0
Drew Ellis (Great Lakes/Jeffersonville, Ind.)
8/16/08 vs. Mid-Atlantic - pool play - 6 innings - lost, 3-2
Levi Gilcrease (1.1 IP)/Darren Miller (2.0 IP)/Kevin Merrell (0.2 IP) (Southeast/Tampa, Fla.)
8/15/08 vs. Midwest - pool play - 4 innings - won, 10-0
Garrett Williams (5.2 IP)/Taylor Bridges (0.1 IP) (Southwest/Lubbock, Texas)
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8/26/07 vs. Caribbean - consolation game - 6 innings - won, 1-0
Derek Keller (4.0 IP)/Devon DeJardin (2.0 IP) (Northwest/Beaverton, Ore.)
8/23/06 vs. Great Lakes - U.S. semifinal - 6 innings - won, 4-3
Ryoya Sato (Asia/Kawaguchi City, Japan)
8/19/06 vs. EMEA - pool play - 5 innings - won. 11-0
Keith Terry, Jr. (Mid-Atlantic/Newtown, Pa.)
8/22/05 vs. Midwest - pool play - 4 innings - won, 15-0
Francisco Chiari (Latin America/Panama City, Panama)
8/23/04 vs. EMEA - pool play - 6 innings - won, 9-0
Hsu Chi-Hung (3.0 IP)/Tung Chen-Lun (1.0 IP) (Asia/Kaohsiung, Chinese Taipei)
8/21/04 vs. EMEA - pool play - 4 innings - won, 18-0
Shigeki Umeda (1.0 IP)/Masato Komura (1.0 IP)/Ippei Endoh (1.0 IP), Yuutaro Tanaka (1.0 IP) (Asia/Tokyo, Japan)
8/19/03 vs. Transatlantic - pool play - 4 innings - won, 17-0
Reinus Roosberg (Caribbean/Willemstad, Curacao)
8/19/02 vs. Europe - pool play - 4 innings - won, 13-0
Yuuji Nakane (Asia/Sendai, Japan)
8/19/02 vs. Mexico - pool play - 4 innings - won, 11-0
Yoshinori Satoh (Asia/Sendai, Japan)
8/17/02 vs. Europe - pool play - 6 innings - won, 7-0
Sean Burroughs (West/Long Beach, Calif.)
8/26/93 vs. East - U.S. championship - 6 innings - won, 8-0
Carlos Arauz (Latin America/Chiriqui, Panama)
8/26/93 vs. Europe - International championship - 6 innings - won, 5-0
Ricardo Burbridge (2.0 IP)/Danny Brandner (2.0 IP)/Philip Bell (2.0 IP) (Central/Hamilton, Ohio)
8/25/93 vs. South - pool play - 6 inn. - won, 1-0
Thomas Beyer (East/Bedford, N.H.)
8/24/93 vs. Central - pool play - 6 innings - won, 1-0
Sean Burroughs (West/Long Beach, Calif.)
8/23/93 vs. Central - pool play - 6 innings - won, 8-0
Alexis Chalas (Latin America/Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)
8/25/92 vs. Europe - pool play - 4 innings - won, 24-0
Jason Marquis (East/Staten Island, N.Y.)
8/23/91 vs. Canada - consolation game - 6 innings - won, 16-0
Toby Guzowski (East/Andover, Mass.
8/26/88 vs. Europe – 6 inn. – lost, 2-1
Aron Garcia (West/Irvine, Calif.)
8/26/87 vs. East - 6 innings - won, 13-0
Philip Olson (South/Sarasota, Fla.)
8/20/86 vs. East - 6 innings - won, 5-0
Chun-Liang Wu (Far East/Tainan Park, Chinese Taipei)
8/20/86 vs. Canada - 6 innings - won, 26-0
Chul Jang (Far East/Seoul, Korea)
8/23/84 vs. Canada - 6 innings - won, 10-0
Jose Almonte (Latin America/Barohona, Dominican Republic)
8/25/83 vs. Far East - 6 innings - won, 3-0
Hidetoshi Yoshino (Far East/Osaka, Japan)
8/23/83 vs. Europe - 6 innings - won, 1-0
Todd Coleman (West/Kirkland, Wash.)
8/27/80 vs. Central - 6 innings - won, 15-0
Han-Chao Dai (Far East/Chia-Yi, Chinese Taipei) ©
8/25/79 vs. West - championship game - 8 innings - won, 2-1
Chao-An Chen (Far East/Chia-Yi, Chinese Taipei) PERFECT GAME
8/23/79 vs. Europe - 6 innings - won, 18-0
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Jose Luis Pichardo (Latin America/Santa Domingo, Dominican Republic)
8/22/78 vs. Europe - 6 innings - won, 12-0
Tsung-Hien Tsai (Far East/Kaohsiung, Chinese Taipei)
8/22/77 vs. Canada - 6 innings - won, 19-0
Daisuke Araki (Far East/Tokyo, Japan)
8/26/76 vs. Latin America - 6 innings - won, 4-0
Kiyoshi Tsumura (Far East/Tokyo, Japan) PERFECT GAME
8/25/76 vs. Europe - 6 innings - won, 25-0
Ching-Hui Huang (Far East/Taipei, Chinese Taipei) ©
8/25/73 vs. West - championship game - 6 innings - won, 12-0
Wen-Li Kuo (Far East/Taipei, Chinese Taipei)
8/23/73 vs. South - 6 innings - won, 27-0
Ching-Hui Huang (Far East/Taipei, Chinese Taipei) PERFECT GAME
8/21/73 vs. Europe - 6 innings - won, 18-0
Francisco Paz (Latin America/Chinandega, Nicaragua)
8/29/70 vs. North - 6 innings - won, 3-0
Steve O’Neill (East/Wayne, N.J.)
8/26/70 vs. Canada - 6 innings - won, 10-0
Brian Paluga (North/Highland, Ind.)
8/26/70 vs. Europe - 6 innings - won, 2-0
Danny Yacarino (Staten Island, N.Y.) ©
Details unavailable
Ted Campbell (San Jose, Calif.) ©
Details unavailable
Joe Mormello (Levittown, Pa.) ©
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Angel Macias (Monterrey, Mexico) PERFECT GAME©
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Billy Martin (Houston, Texas)
8/24/50 vs. Westerly, R.I. - 6 innings - won, 3-0
Jerry Hudson (Pensacola, Fla.)
8/24/49 vs. Lock Haven, Pa. - 6 innings - won 3-0
Paul Shirey (Williamsport, Pa.)
8/25/48 vs. Harrisburg, Pa. - 6 innings - won, 8-3
NOTE: Aaron Alvey (Great Lakes/Louisville, Ky.) had a nine-inning no-hitter against the Southwest on Aug. 21, 2002 in the U.S.
semifinal when he was replaced on the mound in a 0-0 game. Great Lakes won the contest, 2-1, in 11 innings.
Miscellaneous Information
Teams in World Series (75 years)
791
Players in the World Series (75 years)
10,773
Most Times Qualifying for World Series
International: Canada - 62; Mexico - 35; Japan-32; Chinese Taipei - 31; Saudi Arabia – 23; Venezuela – 20
United States: California - 50; Pennsylvania - 36; Texas - 28; Florida - 23; Connecticut - 21; New Jersey - 20
Most World Series Championships
International: 37 (Chinese Taipei - 17; Japan - 11; South Korea, Mexico - 3; Venezuela - 2; Netherland Antilles/Curacao - 1)
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World Series Records
(Missing information from the following years: 1955-58, 1960-62, 1964-69)
United States: 39 (California - 8; Connecticut, Hawaii, New Jersey, Pennsylvania - 4; Georgia, New York, ; Texas, Michigan - 2;
Alabama, New Mexico, Washington, Kentucky, Louisiana - 1)
Most Second-Place Finishes:
California - 17; Florida - 8; Texas – 6; Japan - 5; Pennsylvania, Curaçao - 4; New Jersey, Illinois, Mexico, Chinese Taipei – 3
Most Consecutive Championships
United States 11 (1947-56); United States 8 (1959-66); International teams 6 (1976-81); United States 5 (2005-09), United States
(20018-23)
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; Chinese Taipei 5 (1977-81); Chinese Taipei 4 (1971-74)
^No event in 2020 due to coronavirus pandemic; 2021 event was U.S. teams only
Most Consecutive Appearances in Championship Game
6, Chinese Taipei (1977-82, 1986-91)
Most Runs Scored (Two Teams - Championship Game)
29, Japan (Tokyo, Japan) - 18, Mid-Atlantic (Lewisberry, Pa.) - 11 (2015)
Most Runs Scored (Runner-up - Championship Game)
11, Mid-Atlantic (Lewisberry, Pa.) 11 (2015 vs. Japan, L, 18-11)
Fewest Runs Scored (Two Teams - Championship Game)
1, Birmingham, Ala. 1, Schenectady, N.Y. 0 (1953)
1, Japan 1, Richmond, Va. 0 (1968)
1, Louisville, Ky. 1, Japan 0 (2002)
Perfect Game (Championship Game)
Angel Macias (Monterrey, Mexico) vs. La Mesa, Calif. (1957)
Perfect Game (Non-Championship Game)
Fred Shapiro (Delaware Township, N.J.), 1956
Ching-Hui Huang (Tainan City, Chinese Taipei), 1973
Kiyoshi Tsumura (Chofu, Japan), 1976
Chao-An Chen (Pu-Tzu Town, Chinese Taipei), 1979
Jesus Sauceda (Metamoros, Mexico), 2008
Chase Anderson (3.0 IP)/Matthew Matthijs (2.2 IP)/Carson Hardee (0.1 IP) (Greenville, N.C.), 2017
No-Hitter (Championship Game)
Angel Macias (Monterrey, Mexico), 1957
Joe Mormello (Levittown, Pa.), 1960
Ted Campbell (San Jose, Calif.), 1962
Danny Yacarino (Staten Island, N.Y.), 1964
Han-Chao Dai (Pu-Tzu Town, Chinese Taipei), 1979
Longest Rain Delay
3:05, Maracaibo, Venezuela (4) vs. Northridge, Calif. (3), 1994 Championship Game
Longest Game
3:50, Guadalupe, Mexico (6) vs. Panama City, Panama (2), 8/26/04 (10 innings)
Largest Attendance (estimated) (Game)
45,716 - Lewisberry, Pa. (3) vs. Pearland, Texas (2), 8/29/2015 (U.S. Championship Game)
44,800 - Tokyo, Japan (2) vs. Apopka, Fla. (1), 8/26/2001 (Championship Game)
42,218 - Tokyo, Japan (18) vs. Lewisberry, Pa. (11), 8/30/2015 (Championship Game)
42,000 - Apopka, Fla. (8) vs. Bronx, N.Y. (2), 8/25/2001 (U.S. Championship game)
42,000 - Maracaibo, Venezuela (3) vs. Bellaire, Texas (2), 8/26/2000 (Championship Game)
42,000 - Osaka, Japan (5) vs. Phenix City, Ala. (0), 8/28/1999 (Championship Game)
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42,000 - Tainan, Chinese Taipei (17) vs. Spring, Texas (3), 8/26/1995 (Championship Game)
41,848 - La Grange, Ky. (1) vs. Clinton County, Pa. (0), 8/19/2011
41,200 - Toms River, N.J. (12) vs. Kashima, Japan (9), 8/29/1998 (Championship Game)
41,000 - Tokyo, Japan (10) vs. Boynton Beach, Fla. (0), 8/24/2003 (Championship Game)
41,000 - Louisville, Ky. (1) vs. Sendai, Japan (0), 8/25/2002 (Championship Game)
40,000 - Mindanao, Philippines (15) vs. Long Beach, Calif. (4), 8/29/1992 (Championship Game)
40,000 - Tainan County, Chinese Taipei (9) vs. Shippensburg, Pa. (0), 8/26/1990 (Championship Game)
40,000 - Trumbull, Conn. (5) vs. Kaohsiung, Chinese Taipei (2), 8/26/1989 (Championship Game)
40,000 - Marietta, Ga. (3) vs. Barahona, Dominican Republic (1), 8/27/1983 (Championship Game)
Largest Attendance (estimated) (Series)
2000 (15 games) - 236,922
2015 (32 games) - 499,964
2011 (31 games) - 414,905
