Big League World Series (Europe–Africa Region)

The Big League World Series (BLWS) Europe–Africa Region was one of five International regions that sent teams to the World Series. Little League Baseball discontinued the Big League division in 2016. The region's participation in the BLWS had dated back to 1970.

Europe–Africa Region
Most recent season or competition:
2016 Big League World Series
SportBaseball
Founded1970
Ceased2016
Last
champion(s)		 Rotterdam, Netherlands
Most titles Germany (28)

Europe-Africa Region Countries

Region Champions
YearCityBLWSRecord
1970 Rhineland-Palatinate, West GermanyNot in Top 40–2
1971 Heidelberg, West Germany0–2
1972 Heidelberg, West Germany0–2
1973 West Germany0–2
1974 West Germany1–2
1975 West Germany0–2
1976 West Germany0–2
1977 West Germany0–2
1978 Frankfurt, West Germany1–2
1979 West Germany0–2
1980 West Germany0–2
1981 West Germany0–2
1982 West Germany0–2
1983 Bonn, West Germany0–2
1984 West Germany0–2
1985 Bonn, West Germany0–2
1986 Cairo, Egypt0–2
1987 Rota, Spain0–2
1988 Brussels, Belgium0–2
1989 Ramstein, West Germany0–2
1990 Ramstein, West Germany0–2
1991 Ramstein, Germany0–2
1992 Moscow, Russia0–2
1993 Ramstein, Germany0–2
1994 Ramstein, Germany0–2
1995 Ramstein, Germany0–2
1996 Ramstein, Germany0–2
1997 Utena, Lithuania0–2
1998 Dhahran, Saudi Arabia0–2
1999 Kaunas, Lithuania0–3
2000 Warsaw, Poland0–3
2001 Kiev, Ukraine1–3
2002 Ramstein, Germany1–3
2003 South Africa1–3
2004 Rotterdam, Netherlands1–3
2005 Kutno, Poland0–4
2006 Ramstein, Germany1–3
2007 Tbilisi, Georgia0–4
2008 Ramstein, Germany1–3
2009 Ramstein, Germany0–4
2010 Rotterdam, Netherlands1–3
2011 Rotterdam, NetherlandsInt'l Final3–2
2012 Friuli, ItalyNot in Top 41–3
2013 Ramstein, Germany1–3
2014 Rotterdam, Netherlands1–3
2015 Rotterdam, Netherlands1–2
2016 Rotterdam, Netherlands2–2
YearCityBLWSRecord

Results by Country
CountryRegion
Championships		BLWS
Championships
Germany280
Netherlands6
Lithuania2
Poland
Egypt1
Spain
Belgium
Russia
Saudi Arabia
Ukraine
South Africa
Georgia
Italy

See also
Europe–Africa Region in other Little League divisions

References
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