Junior League World Series (softball)

The Junior League World Series is an annual softball tournament for girls aged 13-14. It is organized by Little League International and is the culmination of the Junior League Softball division. The tournament determines the world champion of Junior League Softball.

Teams from various regions around the world compete for a spot in the World Series. These regions include the United States (split into various regions like East, West, Central, Southwest, etc.), Latin America, Asia-Pacific, Canada, Europe/Africa, and others. The winning teams from these regional tournaments advance to the Junior League World Series, held in Kirkland, Washington.

The tournament format typically involves a modified double-elimination bracket. Games are played according to Little League rules, which include specific regulations regarding pitching, field dimensions, and other aspects of gameplay.

The Junior League World Series offers young softball players the opportunity to compete at an international level, experience different cultures, and develop their skills. The event is often televised or streamed online, providing exposure for the players and the sport of softball. The winner receives a championship banner and recognition as the Junior League World Series champion.