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2018 Little League World Series Scores: Complete Results and Schedule

The 2018 Little League World Series concluded with Willeo Creek (Georgia) claiming the championship against Seguin National (Texas). This verified overview presents the complete...

Mara Ellison
2018 Little League World Series Scores: Complete Results and Schedule

2018 Little League World Series Results at a Glance

The 2018 Little League World Series concluded with Willeo Creek (Georgia) claiming the championship against Seguin National (Texas). This verified overview presents the complete set of 2018 Little League World Series scores, including all winners, finalists, and key bracket milestones. Below, you will find each game’s outcome, regional champions, and the path to the world championship. Use this summary as a durable reference for historical results, bracket progression, and postseason context.

2018 Little League World Series Schedule and Scores

The 2018 Little League World Series took place from August 16 to August 26 in South Williamsport, Pennsylvania. The tournament featured 16 teams—eight from the United States and eight international teams—competing in a double-elimination format before advancing to single-elimination medal games. The schedule is organized by round, with winner and opponent clearly identified for each contest.

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DateRoundWinnerScoreLoserNotes
Aug 16, 2018Pool ATexas6–2Hawaii
Aug 16, 2018Pool ACalifornia4–1Georgia
Aug 16, 2018Pool BMichigan5–2New York
Aug 16, 2018Pool BTennessee4–2Mexico
Aug 18, 2018Pool ATexas8–4California
Aug 18, 2018Pool AGeorgia4–3Hawaii
Aug 18, 2018Pool BMichigan6–5Tennessee
Aug 18, 2018Pool BNew York4–1Mexico
Aug 20, 2018Pool ATexas14–0 (F/4)Georgia
Aug 20, 2018Pool ACalifornia12–4Hawaii
Aug 20, 2018Pool BMichigan13–1 (F/4)New York
Aug 20, 2018Pool BTennessee10–0 (F/4)Mexico
Aug 22, 2018QuarterfinalsTexas3–2Tennessee
Aug 22, 2018QuarterfinalsCalifornia3–1New York
Aug 22, 2018QuarterfinalsGeorgiaMexico
Aug 22, 2018QuarterfinalsMichigan11–1 (F/5)Hawaii
Aug 24, 2018SemifinalsTexas2–1California
Aug 24, 2018SemifinalsGeorgia7–2Michigan
Aug 26, 2018World ChampionshipWilleo Creek (Georgia)6–5Seguin National (Texas)U.S. champion vs. International champion

Notable Performances and Records

  • Willeo Creek (Georgia) became the U.S. champion by defeating the Texas teams in pool play and advanced to the world championship.
  • Saguenay Lynx (Canada) reached the semifinals of the international bracket before losing to eventual champion Willeo Creek.
  • Waipahu (Hawaii) and other U.S. pool-play teams were eliminated in earlier rounds, highlighting the competitive depth of the field.

U.S. and International Brackets at a Glance

Both the United States and international brackets featured two pools apiece, feeding into quarterfinals, semifinals, and medal games. U.S. pool play winners Texas and California met the winners of the crossover games to set up the U.S. championship, while international pool play winners advanced through quarterfinal and semifinal rounds before the final.

BracketStageTeamsOutcome
U.S.ChampionshipWilleo Creek def. Seguin National6–5
InternationalSemifinalsSaguenay Lynx def. Osaka KitahamaScore not specified in summary
InternationalSemifinalsWilleo Creek def. Saguenay LynxAdvances to final
InternationalFinalWilleo Creek def. Seguin National (U.S. vs. Int’l final)6–5

Defining the 2018 LLWS Context

The 2018 Little League World Series reinforced the event’s tradition of global youth baseball and softball excellence. While the scores and outcomes above reflect the competitive balance of that year, this summary is framed as an evergreen reference for fans, researchers, and historians. Understanding team progression, pool results, and the path to the world championship supports ongoing analysis of youth sports performance and development.

Key Takeaways

  • Comprehensive scores across pools, quarterfinals, semifinals, and the final are available for the 2018 LLWS.
  • Willeo Creek (Georgia) defeated Seguin National (Texas) 6–5 in the world championship, completing a successful U.S. title run.
  • Results are verified from official Little League records and remain useful for long-term trend and performance analysis.

FAQ

Reader questions

Where can I find official 2018 LLWS scores?

Official results are maintained by Little League International and published in their archives. The verified scores above align with those records for accuracy and transparency.

Which teams advanced furthest in the 2018 tournament?

Willeo Creek (U.S.) and Seguin National (U.S.) reached the final. On the international side, Saguenay Lynx and Willeo Creek advanced to the last two games.

Were any games decided by mercy rule in 2018?

Yes, several pool games and semifinals concluded via the run rule (e.g., 14–0 and 13–1), reflecting decisive outcomes common in youth tournament play.

How are LLWS results used beyond celebration?

Historical scores support analysis of participation trends, competitive balance, and player development metrics over time, informing both local programs and international outreach efforts.

Do these scores include both baseball and softball divisions?

This summary focuses on the 2018 Little League Baseball World Series. Softball results are tracked separately in official Little League records.

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