1999 Senior League World Series

1999 Senior League World Series

Tournament information
Location	Kissimmee, Florida
Dates	August 15–21, 1999
Final positions
Champions	Conway, Florida
Runner-up	Maracaibo, Venezuela
← 1998 2000 →

The 1999 Senior League World Series took place from August 15–21 in Kissimmee, Florida, United States. Host Conway, Florida defeated Maracaibo, Venezuela in the championship game.

Teams

United States	International
Conway, Florida District 3 Host	Surrey, British Columbia Whalley Canada
Chicago, Illinois Jackie Robinson Central	Brussels, Belgium Europe
Franklin, Pennsylvania East	Hagåtña, Guam Central Far East
Mint Hill, North Carolina South	Maracaibo, Venezuela Latin America
Westminster, California Westminster West

Results

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Winner's Bracket

	Opening Game					—					—					Bracket Final
						1–0	Florida	12
	—	Florida	10			—	North Carolina	4
	—	Canada	2								2–0	Florida	3
											1–0	Venezuela	2
						—	Venezuela	5
						—	California	4
																3–0	Florida	9
																2–0	Guam	5
						—	Pennsylvania	1
						—	Illinois	9
											1–0	Illinois	7
											1–0	Guam	12
						—	Belgium	1
						—	Guam	6

Loser's Bracket

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Bracket Final

0–1

Belgium

2

1–1

Venezuela

2

0–1

North Carolina

0

2–1

Canada

0

0–1

California

4

1–1

Canada

14

2–1

Venezuela

4

3–1

California

2

2–1

Guam

0

0–1

Pennsylvania

2

1–1

Illinois

4

2–1

California

12

1–1

California

6

0–1

Canada

10

Placement Bracket

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Third Place Game

0–2

Belgium

2

2–2

Guam

0–2

North Carolina

–2

1–2

Pennsylvania

–2

–2

3–2

California

2–2

Canada

–2

1–2

Illinois

0–2

Pennsylvania

12

Elimination Round

	Semifinals					World Championship
	3–0	Florida	9
	2–0	Guam	5
						4–0	Florida	10
						3–1	Venezuela	2
	2–1	Venezuela	4
	3–1	California	2			Third Place Game
						–2
						–2

1999 Senior League World Series Champions
District 3 Conway, Florida

Notable players

• Zack Greinke (Conway, Florida) - MLB Cy Young Award winning pitcher

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