2004 Big League World Series

The 2004 Big League World Series took place from July 30-August 7 in Easley, South Carolina, United States. Easley, South Carolina defeated Williamsport, Pennsylvania in the championship game. It was South Carolina's second straight championship.

2004 Big League World Series
Tournament information
LocationEasley, South Carolina
DatesJuly 30–August 7
Final positions
Champions Easley, South Carolina
Runner-up Williamsport, Pennsylvania

Teams
United States International
Easley, South Carolina
District 1
Host		 Yona, Guam

Asia–Pacific
Grand Rapids, Michigan
District 9
Central		 Maritimes, Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia
Canada
Williamsport, Pennsylvania
District 12
East		 Netherlands

EMEA
Virginia Beach, Virginia
District 8
Southeast		 Negales, Mexico
Bellota
Latin America
Ruston, Louisiana
District 5
Southwest
Anaheim, California
District 46
West

Results

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Group A

Team W L Rs Ra
South Carolina 40646
Michigan 311728
Virginia 222317
Netherlands 131733
Guam 04340
 
Guam – 0–4 0–12 2–13 1–11
Michigan 4–0 – 7–3 3–25 3–0
Netherlands 12–0 3–7 – 0–15 2–11
South Carolina 13–2 25–3 15–0 – 11–1
Virginia 11–1 0–3 11–2 1–11 –

Group B

Team W L Rs Ra
Pennsylvania 40339
California 312212
Louisiana 222223
Mexico 132125
Canada 04635
 
California – 2–0 11–0 6–5 3–7
Canada 0–2 – 3–10 3–15 0–8
Louisiana 0–11 10–3 – 6–1 6–8
Mexico 5–6 15–3 1–6 – 0–10
Pennsylvania 7–3 8–0 8–6 10–0 –

Elimination Round

Semifinals World Championship
      
4–0 South Carolina (F/14) 6
3–1 California 3
5–0 South Carolina 9
5–0 Pennsylvania 1
4–0 Pennsylvania 4
3–1 Michigan 1
2004 Big League World Series Champions

District 1
Easley, South Carolina
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References
  1. 2004 Big League Baseball World Series Tournament. Littleleague.org
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