Junior League World Series (Central Region)

The Junior League World Series Central Region is one of six United States regions that currently sends teams to the World Series in Taylor, Michigan. The region's participation in the JLWS dates back to 1981.

Central Region
Most recent season or competition:
2019 Junior League World Series
SportBaseball
Founded1981
No. of teams13
Country United States
Most recent
champion(s)		 Johnston, Iowa
Most titles Indiana (11)

Central Region States

Region Champions

As of the 2019 Junior League World Series.

YearCityJLWSRecord
1981 Boardman, OhioChampions3–0
1982 Libertyville, IllinoisRunner–Up2–2
1983 Madison, WisconsinNot in Top 40–3
1984 Fort Wayne, Indiana0–3
1985 Chicago, IllinoisThird Place1–2
1986 Athens County, OhioRunner–Up2–2
1987 Madison, WisconsinFourth Place2–2
1988 Hobart, IndianaNot in Top 41–2
1989 Fort Branch, Indiana0–2
1990 IllinoisThird Place2–2
1991 Midland, MichiganNot in Top 40–2
1992 Portage, Indiana0–2
1993 Chicago, IllinoisThird Place3–2
1994 Hamilton, OhioRunner–Up3–2
1995 South Point, OhioNot in Top 40–2
1996 Fort Wayne, IndianaThird Place3–2
1997 Ashtabula, OhioNot in Top 40–2
1998 Fort Wayne, Indiana0–2
1999 Fort Wayne, Indiana1–2
2000 Baxter Springs, KansasFourth Place2–2
2001 Fort Wayne, Indiana (Host)Not in Top 41–2
2002 Fort Wayne, Indiana (Host)0–4
2003 Urbandale, Iowa0–4
2004 Ankeny, Iowa2–2
2005 Fort Wayne, Indiana (Host)0–4
2006 South Bend, Indiana1–3
2007 Glendale, Wisconsin1–3
2008 Johnston, IowaUS Final3–2
2009 Middlebury, Indiana2–3
2010 Jeffersonville, IndianaNot in Top 42–2
2011 North Canton, Ohio1–3
2012 North Canton, Ohio1–3
2013 Bedford, Indiana2–2
2014 Midland, Michigan1–3
2015 Johnston, IowaUS Final4–1
2016 Midland, MichiganNot in Top 41–2
2017 Saginaw, Michigan0–2
2018 Chicago, Illinois2–2
2019 Johnston, Iowa0–2
YearCityJLWSRecord

Results by State

As of the 2019 Junior League World Series.

StateRegion
Championships		JLWS
Championships
Indiana110
Ohio71
Iowa50
Illinois
Michigan4
Wisconsin3
Host Team(s)
Kansas1

See also

Central Region in other Little League divisions

References
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