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(March 2008) -- The Australian Baseball Federation has affiliated many of its local leagues with Little League Baseball beginning in 2008, and we've expanded our coverage of Little League Baseball's international tournament to include Australian state and national tournaments -- click for details. State tournament action is already underway -- remember, summer falls at a different time of year in the southern hemisphere. If you can provide results or pairings from state or national tournaments that are not listed on this site, please contact the Unpage.
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Little League Baseball has had no chartered leagues in Australia in recent years, but that situation recently changed. The Australian Baseball Federation, the nation's governing body for baseball, worked with Little League Baseball officials to charter many of the country's local clubs and leagues beginning with the 2008 season. Nearly three dozen leagues throughout the country are now chartered with Little League Baseball, and all-star teams from these leagues participated in the international tournament.
Australia's national champion is crowned in early June, when state and territory champions from around the country meet in a tournament that determines the country's representative in the Asia-Pacific Region tournament in Hong Kong. The Asia-Pacific champion then advances to the Little League World Series in South Williamsport, Pennsylvania. Hills North Little League from New South Wales won the inaugural national tournament in 2008, and in the process became the first Australian league ever to compete in a region tournament in the major baseball division.
Click for an overview of the structure of Little League Baseball in Australia.
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Great Lakes Region |
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Western Region |
Japanese Region |
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California (Northern) |
Indiana |
Ontario |
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Iowa |
Oregon |
Connecticut |
Kansas |
Pennsylvania |
Delaware |
Maine |
Rhode Island |
District of Columbia |
Maryland |
Texas (East and West) |
Florida |
Massachusetts |
Vermont |
Hawaii |
Nevada |
Wisconsin |
Illinois |
New Jersey |
Central Region |
Southern Region |
Western Region |
Eastern Region |
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