Senior League World Series

Bangor's 15 year run as host site for the Senior League World Series is over. Little League announced today that Easley, South Carolina will become host site.

  Little League's decision to move the Senior League World Series from Bangor to Easley, South Carolina will leave an August void on the local sports calendar. Check out some of the SLWS scenes over the last 15 years...

U.S. swimmer Lilly King beat Russian rival Yulia Efimova and won gold in the women’s 100-meter breaststroke at the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Rio de Janiero, Brazil on Monday.

American swimmers Katie Ledecky and Michel Phelps each broke records while capturing gold medals for the U.S. team at the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Rio de Janiero, Brazil on Sunday.

The U.S. Central region champion from Chicago, IL are the 2016 Senior League World Champions after besting the team from Australia by a score of 7-2 in the championship game on Saturday. Illinois scored early on in the contest when Zach Verta drove in the first run to give his side the lead...

While the Senior League teams from Australia and Illinois prepare for Saturday's world title game, the remaining eight SLWS teams played for fun at Mansfield Stadium.

(3-1) Australia 7 def. Bronco-Hermon 6 (2-1) Australia stun the hosts by rallying from a 6-2 deficit in the 7th inning to win 7-6 in walk-off fashion. Australia trailed the entire game and didn't take their first lead until the final play of the game...

Maine District #3 champion Bronco-Hermon LL will play Australia for the right to play in Saturday's Senior League World Series Championship game.

(2-0) Bronco-Hermon (Maine) 3 def. U.S. West (Hawaii) 2 (1-1) It was another nail-bitter for the hosts, who turned a bases loaded double play in the seventh inning to defeat Hawaii, 3-2, booking a spot in Thursday's semi-final round.

(2-0) U.S. Central (Illinois) 13  def.  (0-1)Australia  8 The USA Central Region team from Chicago, Illinois, scored its second win in as many days at the SLWS, outlasting Australia 13-8. Making their tournament debut, the team from Melbourne, Australia, jumped in front 7-2 through three and a half innings, before Central responded with 11 runs over their final times at bat...