1990 Senior League World Series

1990 Senior League World Series

Tournament information
Location	Kissimmee, Florida
Dates	August 12–August 18
Final positions
Champions	Taipei, Taiwan
Runner-up	Danville, California
← 1989 1991 →

The 1990 Senior League World Series took place from August 12–18 in Kissimmee, Florida, United States. Taipei, Taiwan defeated Danville, California in the championship game. It was Taiwan's third straight title.

In an effort to boost attendance, the Host team was re-introduced.

Teams[]

United States	International
Conway, Florida District 3 Host	Edmonton, Alberta Canada
South Gibson, Indiana Central	Brussels, Belgium Europe
Montoursville, Pennsylvania East	Taipei, Taiwan Far East
Venice, Florida South	Maracaibo, Venezuela Latin America
Danville, California West

Results[]

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Winner's Bracket

	Opening Game					—					—					Bracket Final
						1–0	Host	6
	—	Host	8			—	Pennsylvania	0
	—	Belgium	5								2–0	Host	6
											1–0	Florida	7
						—	Florida	2
						—	Canada	0
																2–0	Florida	0
																2–0	Taiwan	2
						—	California	4
						—	Venezuela	3
											1–0	California	1
											1–0	Taiwan	14
						—	Indiana	0
						—	Taiwan	16

Loser's Bracket

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Bracket Final

2–1

Host

5

0–1

Belgium

2

0–1

Pennsylvania

0

2–1

Venezuela

1

0–1

Venezuela

15

1–1

Venezuela

8

3–1

Host

8

3–1

California

17

0–1

Canada

7

2–1

Florida

6

0–1

Indiana

2

1–1

California

19

2–1

California

7

1–1

Canada

1

Placement Bracket

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Third Place Game

2–2

Florida

15

0–2

Belgium

8

1–2

Canada

6

2–2

Belgium

6

0–2

Indiana

7

1–2

Belgium

9

3–2

Florida

8

2–2

Pennsylvania

5

3–2

Host

2

0–2

Pennsylvania

7

1–2

Pennsylvania

10

2–2

Venezuela

6

Elimination Round

	Semifinals					World Championship
	2–0	Florida	0
	2–0	Taiwan	2
						3–0	Taiwan	8
						4–1	California	0
	3–1	Host	8
	3–1	California	17			Third Place Game
						3–2	Florida	8
						2–2	Pennsylvania	5

1990 Senior League World Series Champions
Taipei, Taiwan

References[]