Junior League World Series (East Region) Explained

The Junior League World Series East Region is one of six United States regions that currently sends teams to the World Series in Taylor, Michigan. The region's participation in the JLWS dates back to 1981.

Region Champions

Year	City	JLWS	Record
1981	Washington Township, New Jersey	Fourth Place	0–2
1982	Seaford, Delaware	Not in Top 4	0–2
1983	Seaford, Delaware	Fourth Place	1–3
1984	Wilmington, Delaware	Third Place	3–2
1985	Salisbury, Maryland	Runner–Up	3–2
1986	Waldorf, Maryland	Champions	4–0
1987	Wappinger, New York	Runner–Up	2–2
1988	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Not in Top 4	1–2
1989	Willow Grove, Pennsylvania		1–2
1990	New Jersey		1–2
1991	Pennsylvania		–
1992	Ringwood, New Jersey	Fourth Place	2–2
1993	Maryland	Not in Top 4	1–2
1994	Vestal, New York	Third Place	3–2
1995	Millburn, New Jersey	Not in Top 4	1–2
1996	Toms River, New Jersey	Not in Top 4	0–2
1997	Salem, New Hampshire	Champions	4–0
1998	Meriden, Connecticut	Not in Top 4	1–2
1999	Meriden, Connecticut		1–2
2000	South Vineland, New Jersey		1–2
2001	The Bronx, New York		1–2
2002	DuBois, Pennsylvania		2–2
2003	Mansfield, Massachusetts		1–3
2004	Massapequa Park, New York		0–4
2005	Freehold Township, New Jersey (Host)		1–3
2006	Cumberland, New Jersey		2–2
2007	Middletown, New Jersey (Host)		2–2
2008	Canton, Massachusetts		1–3
2009	Jackson, New Jersey		2–2
2010	Freehold Township, New Jersey (Host)		1–3
2011	Johnston, Rhode Island		2–2
2012	Franklin Square, New York		1–3
2013	Massapequa Park, New York		0–4
2014	Newark, Delaware		1–3
2015	Ridgewood, New Jersey		2–2
2016	Salisbury, Maryland		0–2
2017	Kennett Square, Pennsylvania	Runner–Up	3–1
2018	Johnsonburg/Kane/Ridgway, Pennsylvania	Not in Top 4	1–2
2019	Berlin, Maryland	Not in Top 4	1–2
2022	Clinton County, Pennsylvania	US Final	2–2
Year	City	JLWS	Record