Tournament Results:
Format: Double round robin tournament, with the first place team at the conclusion of the double round robin schedule winning the tournament.
Day 1 (Sunday, July 29):
Japan 4, Hong Kong 2
Day 2 (Monday, July 30):
South Korea 4, Hong Kong 0
Day 3 (Tuesday, July 31):
Japan 10, South Korea 3
Day 4 (Wednesday, August 1):
South Korea 3, Hong Kong 2
Day 5 (Thursday, August 2):
Japan 4, Hong Kong 0
Day 6 (Friday, August 3):
Japan 4, South Korea 0
Tournament Standings:
|
W |
L |
Runs
Allowed |
 |
Japan |
4 |
0 |
5 |
 |
South Korea |
2 |
2 |
16 |
 |
Hong Kong |
0 |
4 |
15 |
The first place team at the conclusion of the double round robin schedule wins the tournament.
Ties are broken based on records in head-to-head competition among tied teams. If a clear winner cannot be determined from head-to-head results, the tie is broken by calculating the ratio of runs allowed to defensive innings played for all teams involved in the tie. The team with the lowest runs-per-defensive-inning ratio advances.
In the event of a tie involving three or more teams, once the initial tie is broken, the remaining tied teams are again compared on head-to-head record to determine if a clear winner can be identified. If no clear winner can be identified from head-to-head results among the remaining tied teams, the runs-per-defensive-inning ratio is again used. This process is repeated until all ties have been broken.
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Japan's Tokyo Kitasuna Little League wins the 2001 Asia Region tournament and advances to the Little League World Series.
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Pacific Region Tournament
Host – Hong Kong (Hong Kong)
At Tsingyi Sports Ground
| Participating Teams |
Location |
League |
 |
Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands |
Saipan |
Saipan LL |
 |
Guam |
Hagatna |
Central LL |
 |
Indonesia |
Jakarta |
Jakarta LL |
 |
New Zealand |
Auckland |
Bayside LL |
 |
Philippines |
|
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Tournament Results:
Format: Round robin tournament, with the first place team at the conclusion of the round robin schedule winning the tournament.
Day 1 (Sunday, July 29):
Philippines 4, Indonesia 0
Day 2 (Monday, July 30):
Guam 10, New Zealand 1
Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands 12, Philippines 1
Day 3 (Tuesday, July 31):
Indonesia 4, New Zealand 1
Guam 4, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands 3
Day 4 (Wednesday, August 1):
Philippines 10, New Zealand 0
Game 7 - Guam versus Indonesia (postponed to August 2 – rain)
Day 5 (Thursday, August 2):
Guam 9, Indonesia 0
Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands 13, New Zealand 1
Game 9 - Guam versus Philippines (postponed to August 3 – rain)
Day 6 (Friday, August 3):
Guam 15, Philippines 0
Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands 10, Indonesia 0
Tournament Standings:
|
W |
L |
Runs
Allowed |
|
Guam |
4 |
0 |
4 |
|
Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands |
3 |
1 |
6 |
|
Philippines |
2 |
2 |
27 |
|
Indonesia |
1 |
3 |
24 |
|
New Zealand |
0 |
4 |
37 |
The first place team at the conclusion of the round robin schedule wins the tournament.
Ties are broken based on records in head-to-head competition among tied teams. If a clear winner cannot be determined from head-to-head results, the tie is broken by calculating the ratio of runs allowed to defensive innings played for all teams involved in the tie. The team with the lowest runs-per-defensive-inning ratio advances.
In the event of a tie involving three or more teams, once the initial tie is broken, the remaining tied teams are again compared on head-to-head record to determine if a clear winner can be identified. If no clear winner can be identified from head-to-head results among the remaining tied teams, the runs-per-defensive-inning ratio is again used. This process is repeated until all ties have been broken.
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Guam's Central Little League wins the 2001 Pacific Region tournament and advances to the Little League World Series.
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