Friday, the 2010 Little League World Series (LLWS) started in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and the LLWS games continue through Sunday, August 29. The games consist of eight international and eight US teams. Each team gets to play at least three times at the games.
Saturday, August 21, 2010 Little League World Series games and final scores:
11 am
Great Lakes - Hamilton, Ohio 16
Mid-Atlantic - Tom’s River, New Jersey 6
1 pm
Canada - Vancouver, British Columbia 4
Latin America - Chitre, Panama 2
3 pm
West - Waipahu, Hawaii 2
South East - Columbus, Georgia 6
6 pm
Asia-Pacific - Kaohsiung, Chinese Taipei 18
Middle East and Africa - Dhahran, Saudi Arabia 0
8 pm
Northwest – Auburn, Washington 5
Mid-West – Plymouth, Minnesota 2
For the complete 2010 LLWS schedule of games, click here.
To see a slideshow of the 2009 Little League World Series games, click here.
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Source: LittleLeague.org
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