1998 Senior League World Series

1998 Senior League World Series

Tournament information
Location	Kissimmee, Florida
Dates	August 16–22
Final positions
Champions	Diamond Bar, California
Runner-up	Conway, Florida
← 1997 1999 →

The 1998 Senior League World Series took place from August 16–22 in Kissimmee, Florida, United States. Diamond Bar, California defeated host Conway, Florida in the championship game.

Teams[]

United States	International
Conway, Florida District 3 Host	Surrey, British Columbia Whalley Canada
Fort Wayne, Indiana St. Joes Central Central	Brussels, Belgium Europe
Wilmington, Delaware Brandywine East	Hagåtña, Guam Central Far East
Seminole, Florida Seminole South	Betania, Panama William R. Cook Latin America
Diamond Bar, California Diamond Bar West

Results[]

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Winner's Bracket

	Opening Game					—					—					Bracket Final
						1–0	Host (F/8)	10
	—	Host	21			—	Delaware	9
	—	Belgium	3								2–0	Host	3
											1–0	California	4
						—	California	16
						—	Canada	7
																2–0	California	9
																2–0	Florida	8
						—	Guam	5
						—	Florida	11
											1–0	Florida	3
											1–0	Panama	1
						—	Indiana	3
						—	Panama	10

Loser's Bracket

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Bracket Final

2–1

Host

3

0–1

Belgium

2

0–1

Delaware

4

1–1

Delaware

2

0–1

Indiana

10

1–1

Indiana

2

3–1

Host

11

3–1

Florida

0

0–1

Guam

12

2–1

Florida

5

0–1

Canada

7

1–1

Panama

6

2–1

Panama

3

1–1

Guam

5

Placement Bracket

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Third Place Game

2–2

Panama

3

0–2

Belgium

5

1–2

Indiana

0

2–2

Canada

6

0–2

Canada

9

1–2

Canada

11

3–2

Canada

2

4–2

Florida

3

3–2

Florida

12

1–2

Guam

13

2–2

Delaware

4

1–2

Delaware

17

Elimination Round

	Semifinals					World Championship
	2–0	California	9
	2–0	Florida	8
						3–0	California	9
						4–1	Host	6
	3–1	Host	11
	3–1	Florida	0			Third Place Game
						3–2	Canada	2
						4–2	Florida	3

1998 Senior League World Series Champions
Diamond Bar LL Diamond Bar, California

Notable players[]

• Zack Greinke (Conway, Florida) - MLB pitcher

Jeffrey Miller, Diamond Bar Pitcher

References[]