Senior League World Series (Host Team)

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The Senior League World Series Host team is one of six United States regions that currently sends teams to the World Series in Easley, South Carolina. The Host team first competed in the SLWS in 1961.

Host Teams at the Senior League World Series

As of the 2025 Senior League World Series.

More information Year, City ...
YearCitySLWSRecord
1961Pennsylvania South Williamsport, PennsylvaniaRound 21–1
1962–1966Inactive
1967Iowa Des Moines, IowaRunner-up4–2
1968Indiana Indiana State ChampionRound 20–2
1969Runner-up3–2
1970Fourth Place2–2
1971Round 10–2
1972Round 42–2
1973Round 20–2
1974–1989Inactive
1990Florida Florida – District 3 ChampionRound 33–3
1991Fourth Place3–3
1992Round 22–3
1993Round 22–3
1994Round 33–3
1995Fourth Place3–3
1996Round 21–3
1997Third Place4–2
1998Runner-up4–2
1999Champions5–0
2000Fourth Place4–3
2001Round 32–3
2002Maine Maine – District 3 ChampionPool stage1–3
2003Pool stage1–3
2004Pool stage0–4
2005Pool stage1–3
2006Pool stage1–3
2007Pool stage0–4
2008Pool stage1–3
2009Pool stage1–3
2010Runner-up4–2
2011Pool stage1–3
2012Pool stage1–2
2013Pool stage1–3
2014Semifinals4–1
2015Semifinals2–2
2016Semifinals2–1
2017South Carolina South Carolina – District 1 ChampionRound 21–2
2018Round 32–2
2019US Final3–2
2020 Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic[1][2]
2021
2022South Carolina South Carolina – District 1 ChampionRound 22–2
2023Round 32–2
2024Round 33–2
2025Runner-up5–2
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Results by Host

As of the 2025 Senior League World Series.

More information Host, SLWS Hosted ...
HostSLWS
Hosted		SLWS
Championships		W–LPCT
Maine Maine – District 3 Champion15021–40.344
Florida Florida – District 3 Champion12136–31.537
South Carolina South Carolina – District 1 Champion7018–14.563
Indiana Indiana State Champion67–12.368
Iowa Des Moines, Iowa14–2.667
Pennsylvania South Williamsport, Pennsylvania1–1.500
Total42187–100.465
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