2001 Senior League World Series

2001 Senior League World Series

Tournament information
Location	Kissimmee, Florida
Dates	August 12–18, 2001
Final positions
Champions	Palm Harbor, Florida
Runner-up	Maracaibo, Venezuela
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The 2001 Senior League World Series took place from August 12–18 in Kissimmee, Florida, United States. Palm Harbor, Florida defeated Maracaibo, Venezuela in the championship game.

This was the final SLWS held in Kissimmee.

United States	International
Kissimmee, Florida District 3 Host	Surrey, British Columbia Whalley Canada
Kalamazoo, Michigan Eastwood Central	Ramstein, Germany KMC Europe
Vineland, New Jersey South Vineland East	Hagåtña, Guam Central Far East
Palm Harbor, Florida Palm Harbor American South	Maracaibo, Venezuela Coquivacoa Latin America
Sunnyvale, California Sunnyvale West

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	Opening Game					—					—					Bracket Final
						1–0	Host	1
	—	Host	4			—	California	5
	—	Germany	2								1–0	California	0
											1–0	Florida	1
						—	Florida	9
						—	Michigan	3
																2–0	Florida	5
																2–0	Venezuela	1
						—	Guam	1
						—	Venezuela	11
											1–0	Venezuela	4
											1–0	New Jersey	3
						—	Canada	3
						—	New Jersey	5

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Bracket Final

0–1

Germany

5

1–1

California

8

1–1

Host (F/10)

5

2–1

Host

5

0–1

Michigan

1

1–1

Canada

4

2–1

California

5

3–1

Venezuela

8

2–1

Venezuela

8

0–1

Guam

0

1–1

New Jersey

4

2–1

Michigan

5

1–1

Michigan

5

0–1

Canada

7

First round

Second round

Third round

Third-place game

0–2

Germany

4

2–2

Host

7

1–2

Canada

6

2–2

Guam

12

1–2

Guam (F/8)

7

3–2

Guam

5

3–2

California

12

2–2

California

8

1–2

New Jersey

8

2–2

New Jersey

1

2–2

Michigan

4

0–2

Guam

10

Elimination Round

	Semifinals					World championship
	2–0	Florida	5
	2–0	Venezuela	1
						3–0	Florida	7
						4–1	Venezuela	4
	2–1	California	5
	3–1	Venezuela	8			Third-place game
						3–2	Guam	5
						3–2	California	12

2001 Senior League World Series Champions
Palm Harbor American LL Palm Harbor, Florida

• Troy Tulowitzki (Sunnyvale, California) - MLB shortstop
• Tyler Clippard (Palm Harbor, Florida) - MLB pitcher^[2]