The Senior League World Series Host team is one of six United States regions that currently sends teams to the World Series in Easley, South Carolina. The Host team first competed in the SLWS in 1961.
Host Teams at the Senior League World Series As of the 2026 Senior League World Series. YearCitySLWSRecord South Williamsport, PennsylvaniaRound 21–1–Inactive Des Moines, IowaRunner-up4–2 Indiana State ChampionRound 20–2Runner-up3–2Fourth Place2–2Round 10–2Round 42–2Round 20–2–Inactive Florida – District 3 ChampionRound 33–3Fourth Place3–3Round 22–3Round 22–3Round 33–3Fourth Place3–3Round 21–3Third Place4–2Runner-up4–2Champions5–0Fourth Place4–3Round 32–3 Maine – District 3 ChampionPool stage1–3Pool stage1–3Pool stage0–4Pool stage1–3Pool stage1–3Pool stage0–4Pool stage1–3Pool stage1–3Runner-up4–2Pool stage1–3Pool stage1–2Pool stage1–3Semifinals4–1Semifinals2–2Semifinals2–1 South Carolina – District 1 ChampionRound 21–2Round 32–2US Final3–22020Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic2021 South Carolina – District 1 ChampionRound 22–2Round 32–2Round 33–2Runner-up5–2Round 22–2
Results by Host As of the 2026 Senior League World Series.
Host SLWSHosted SLWSChampionships W–L PCT Maine – District 3 Champion 15 0 21–40 Florida – District 3 Champion 12 1 36–31 South Carolina – District 1 Champion 8 0 20–16 Indiana State Champion 6 7–12 Des Moines, Iowa 1 4–2 South Williamsport, Pennsylvania 1–1 Total 43 1 89–102
See also Host Teams in other Little League divisions: Intermediate League Junior League Big League
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