2023 Australian Little League® State Tournament Results
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New South Wales State Tournament
Host - Pittwater Baseball Club (Warriewood)
At North Narrabeen Reserve

Tournament Results:

Format: Pool competition tournament, with nine participating teams divided into two pools for round robin competition. The top two finishers in each pool advance to the semifinal round, and all other teams advance to consolation games. Unlike in past years, metro and country New South Wales leagues are participating in a single tournament. The top three finishers advance to the Australian Region tournament.

Pool Competition Results:

(Pool 'A' Participants: Cronulla, Illawarra, Manly, Ryde Black, and Ryde Red)

(Pool 'B' Participants: Hills, Hunter Coast, Macarthur, and Warriors)

Day 1 (Thursday, April 13):
Cronulla 10, Ryde Red 0 (4 innings)
Manly 14, Ryde Black 4 (4 innings)
Hills 8, Warriors 0
Macarthur 12, Hunter Coast 0 (4 innings)
Ryde Red 10, Manly 2
Illawarra 13, Ryde Black 11
Hills 17, Hunter Coast 0 (3 innings)
Macarthur 12, Warriors 0 (4 innings)

Day 2 (Friday, April 14):
Warriors 5, Hunter Coast 3
Manly 22, Illawarra 0 (3 innings)
Hills 4, Macarthur 0
Ryde Red 4, Ryde Black 0
Cronulla 17, Illawarra 1 (3 innings)

Day 3 (Saturday, April 15):
Ryde Red 12, Illawarra 2 (5 innings)
Cronulla 9, Manly 0
Cronulla 13, Ryde Black 0 (4 innings)
Hills 13, Macarthur 3 (5 innings)
Warriors 15, Hunter Coast 2 (4 innings)


Pool 'A' Standings

W

L
Cronulla 4 0
Ryde Red 3 1
Manly 2 2
Illawarra 1 3
Ryde Black 0 4


Pool 'B' Standings

W

L
Hills 4 0
Macarthur 2 2
Warriors 2 2
Hunter Coast 0 4

The top two teams in each pool advance to the state finals. All other entrants advance to consolation games.

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 runs allowed ratio for all teams involved in the tie. Runs allowed ratio is calculated by dividing the total number of runs allowed in all games by six. (The runs allowed are divided by six irrespective of the actual number of defensive innings a team played.) The team with the lowest runs allowed ratio advances. If the tied teams are competing for multiple spots in the tournament's next phase, all ties are broken based on runs allowed ratio.

State Finals

Semifinal Round (Sunday, April 16):
Cronulla 2, Macarthur 1
Hills 2, Ryde Red 1

Consolation Games (Sunday, April 16):
Manly 8, Warriors 1
Illawarra 5, Hunter Coast 3
Ryde Red 7, Macarthur 4 (third place) (Ryde Red advances to the Australian Region tournament)

Championship Game (Sunday, April 16):
Cronulla 1, Hills 0 (7 innings; TITLE) (Cronulla and Hills advance to the Australian Region tournament)

Cronulla, Hills, and Ryde Red advance to the Australian Region tournament.

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Queensland State Tournament
Host - Indians Baseball Club (Runcorn)
At Wakerly Park

Format: Round-robin tournament, with all tournament participants advancing to the state finals for playoff games. The top two finishers at the conclusion of playoff games advance to the Australian Region tournament.

Round Robin Results:

(Tournament Participants: Brisbane Metro, Brisbane North, Brisbane Southwest, and Gold Coast)

Day 1 (Thursday, April 13):
Brisbane North 10, Brisbane Southwest 0 (5 innings)
Brisbane Southwest 14, Brisbane Metro 3 (4 innings)
Brisbane North 17, Gold Coast 1 (4 innings)
Gold Coast 7, Brisbane Metro 5

Day 2 (Friday, April 14):
Brisbane Southwest 12, Gold Coast 11
Brisbane North 11, Brisbane Metro 1 (4 innings)


Tournament Standings

W

L
Brisbane North 3 0
Brisbane Southwest 2 1
Gold Coast 1 2
Brisbane Metro 0 3

All tournament participants advance to playoff games, with round robin results being used to seed teams into specific bracket positions.

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 runs allowed ratio for all teams involved in the tie. Runs allowed ratio is calculated by dividing the total number of runs allowed in all games by six. (The runs allowed are divided by six irrespective of the actual number of defensive innings a team played.) The team with the lowest runs allowed ratio advances. If the tied teams are competing for multiple spots in the tournament's next phase, all ties are broken based on runs allowed ratio.

Elimination Games

Winner's Bracket Final (Friday, April 14):
Brisbane North 17, Brisbane Southwest 0 (3 innings) (Brisbane North advances to championship game and qualifies for the Australian Region tournament)

Elimination Bracket Semifinal (four teams remain) (Friday, April 14):
Gold Coast 15, Brisbane Metro 10 (elim.)

Elimination Bracket Final (three teams remain) (Saturday, April 15):
Gold Coast 9, Brisbane Southwest 4 (elim.) (Gold Coast advances to championship game and qualifies for the Australian Region tournament)

Consolation Game (Saturday, April 15):
Brisbane Southwest 17, Brisbane Metro 7 (4 innings)

Championship Game (Saturday, April 15)

Gold Coast 10, Brisbane North 4 (TITLE)

Gold Coast and Brisbane North advance to the Australian Region tournament.

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South Australia State Tournament
At West Beach Sports Diamond; Barratt Reserve (West Beach)

Format: Double round-robin tournament, with the top two finishers advancing to the championship game. The top two finishers in the South Australia state tournament advance to the Australian Region tournament.

Tournament Results:

(Tournament Participants: Adelaide Marlins, Adelaide Rays, and Adelaide Seahawks)

Day 1 (Friday, April 21):
Adelaide Seahawks 3, Adelaide Rays 2
Adelaide Marlins 17, Adelaide Seahawks 0 (6 innings)

Day 2 (Saturday, April 22):
Adelaide Marlins 9, Adelaide Seahawks 6
Adelaide Marlins 8, Adelaide Rays 4

Day 3 (Sunday, April 23):
Adelaide Marlins 18, Adelaide Rays 3 (3 innings)
Adelaide Rays 7, Adelaide Seahawks 0


Tournament Standings

W

L

Runs Allowed
Adelaide Marlins 4 0 13
Adelaide Rays 1 3 29
Adelaide Seahawks 1 3 35

The top two teams advance to the championship game.

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 runs allowed ratio for all teams involved in the tie. Runs allowed ratio is calculated by dividing the total number of runs allowed in all games by six. (The runs allowed are divided by six irrespective of the actual number of defensive innings a team played.) The team or with the lowest runs allowed ratio advances. If the tied teams are competing for multiple spots in the tournament's next phase, all ties are broken based on runs allowed ratio.

Championship Game (Tuesday, April 25)

Adelaide Rays 4, Adelaide Marlins 2 (TITLE)

Adelaide Rays and Adelaide Marlins advance to the Australian Region tournament.

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Victoria State Tournament
Host - Knox Baseball Club (Knoxfield)
At Gilbert Park

Tournament Results:

Format: Round robin schedule, with the top three finishers advancing to the state finals. All other teams advance to consolation games. The top two finishers at the conclusion of playoff games advance to the Australian Region tournament.

Round Robin Results:

(Tournament Participants: Athletics, Mariners, Mets, Rangers, and Twins)

Day 1 (Friday, April 21):
Athletics 10, Mariners 0 (4 innings)
Twins 5, Rangers 3
Mets 8, Athletics 4
Twins 13, Mariners 4
Rangers 6, Mets 5

Day 2 (Saturday, April 22):
Mariners 11, Mets 7
Athletics 10, Rangers 7
Mets 3, Twins 2
Athletics 20, Twins 7 (6 innings)
Mariners 9, Rangers 5


Tournament Standings

W

L

Runs Allowed
Athletics 3 1 22
Mets 2 2 23
Twins 2 2 30
Mariners 2 2 35
Rangers 1 3 29

The top three teams advance to the state finals. All other participants advance to consolation games.

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 runs allowed ratio for all teams involved in the tie. Runs allowed ratio is calculated by dividing the total number of runs allowed in all games by six. (The runs allowed are divided by six irrespective of the actual number of defensive innings a team played.) The team with the lowest runs allowed ratio advances. If the tied teams are competing for multiple spots in the tournament's next phase, all ties are broken based on runs allowed ratio.

Consolation Game (Sunday, April 23)

Rangers 9, Mariners 1

Playoff Game (Sunday, April 23)

Twins 8, Mets 0 (Twins advance to the Australian Region tournament)

Championship Game (Sunday, April 23)

Athletics 9, Twins 8 (7 innings; TITLE) (both teams advance to the Australian Region tournament)

Eastern Athletics and Northwestern Twins advance to the Australian Region tournament.

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Western Australia State Tournament
Host - Wanneroo Giants Baseball Club (Madeley)
At Mateljan Park; Kingsway Reserve

Tournament Results:

Format: Pool competition tournament, with the four Pool 'A' teams playing a round robin schedule plus an additional seeding game, and the three Pool 'B' teams playing a double round robin schedule. The top two finishers in each pool advance to the semifinal round, and all other teams advance to consolation games. The two semifinal winners advance to the Australian Region tournament.

Pool Competition Results:

(Pool 'A' Participants: Carine Cats, Coastal Bay, Perth Metro South, and Southern Hills)

(Pool 'B' Participants: Perth Metro Central, Perth Metro East, and Wanneroo Giants)

Day 1 (Thursday, April 6):
Perth Metro Central 14, Wanneroo Giants 4 (5 innings)
Southern Hills 7, Perth Metro South 1
Perth Metro East 11, Wanneroo Giants 6
Coastal Bay 11, Carine Cats 8

Day 2 (Friday, April 7):
Perth Metro Central 14, Perth Metro East 1
Coastal Bay 5, Perth Metro South 3
Perth Metro Central 4, Wanneroo Giants 2
Southern Hills 11, Carine Cats 8

Day 3 (Saturday, April 8):
Perth Metro East 17, Wanneroo Giants 1 (4 innings)
Carine Cats 14, Perth Metro South 4 (4 innings)
Perth Metro East 6, Perth Metro Central 5
Southern Hills 11, Coastal Bay 8
Carine Cats 17, Perth Metro South 0 (4 innings)
Southern Hills 7, Coastal Bay 6


Pool 'A' Standings

W

L
Southern Hills 4 0
Coastal Bay 2 2
Carine Cats 2 2
Perth Metro South 0 4


Pool 'B' Standings

W

L
Perth Metro Central 3 1
Perth Metro East 3 1
Wanneroo Giants 0 4

The top two teams in each pool advance to the state finals. All other entrants advance to consolation games.

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 runs allowed ratio for all teams involved in the tie. Runs allowed ratio is calculated by dividing the total number of runs allowed in all games by six. (The runs allowed are divided by six irrespective of the actual number of defensive innings a team played.)

The team with the lowest runs allowed ratio advances. If the tied teams are competing for multiple spots in the tournament's next phase, all ties are broken based on runs allowed ratio.

State Finals

Semifinal Round (Sunday, April 9):
Perth Metro East 9, Southern Hills 7 (8 innings) (Perth Metro East advances to the Australian Region tournament)
Perth Metro Central 4, Coastal Bay 0 (Perth Metro Central advances to the Australian Region tournament)

Consolation Games (Sunday, April 9 and Monday, April 10):
Carine Cats 6, Wanneroo Giants 4
Wanneroo Giants 7, Perth Metro South 7 (tie game)
Carine Cats versus Perth Metro South (cancelled, rain)
Southern Hills versus Coastal Bay (third place) (cancelled, rain)

Championship Game (Monday, April 10):
Perth Metro East 15, Perth Metro Central 12 (TITLE)

Perth Metro East and Perth Metro Central advance to the Australian Region tournament.

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