The Little League World Series, one of the biggest spectacles of the summer, finished its annual trip to South Williamsport, Pa. on Sunday. As usual, eight teams from the United States and eight international squads took the fields at Howard J. Lamade Stadium and Volunteer Stadium for the 10-day affair. The team from River Ridge, Louisiana, the U.S. champion, defeated international champion Curaçao, 8-0, for the 2019 title. 

There are several current MLB players who played in the Little League World Series over the years. New York Mets third baseman Todd Frazier won the LLWS with his team from Toms River, New Jersey in 1998, and Philadelphia Phillies outfielder/infielder Scott Kingery (Phoenix, Arizona, 2006) and Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Cody Bellinger (Chandler, Arizona, 2007) also played in the Little League World Series on their path to to the big leagues. 

Here are the results from the 2019 Little League World Series.

Little League World Series Final

Sunday, Aug. 25
Southwest (River Ridge, Louisiana) 8, Caribbean (Willemstad, Curaçao) 0

U.S. Championship

U.S. Championship, Aug. 24
Southwest 9, West 5 -- Southwest wins U.S. championship, advances to LLWS final 

International Championship

International Championship, Aug. 24
Caribbean 5, Japan 4 -- Caribbean wins International championship, advances to LLWS final

Previous Results

Aug 22.
Caribbean 5, Asia-Pacific 3 -- Caribbean advanced to International championship
Southwest 10, Southeast 0 (F/5 inn.) -- Southwest advanced to U.S. Championship   

Aug 21.
West 12, Southeast 9 -- West advanced to U.S. championship
Japan 7, Asia-Pacific 2 -- Japan advanced to International championship  

Aug. 20
Mid-Atlantic 2, New England 0
Northwest 4, Europe 3
Caribbean 9, Latin America 2   

Aug. 19
West 6, Mid-Atlantic 0 
Southwest 10, Midwest 0
Great Lakes 4, Australia 1
Latin America 8, Mexico 7
Caribbean 8, Canada 1

Aug. 17 and 18
Southeast 11, Midwest 0 (F/4 inn.)
New England 6, Great Lakes 1 (eliminated)
Southwest 3, Northwest 2 (eliminated)
Asia-Pacific 4, Caribbean 0
Japan 5, Mexico 0
Latin America 2 (1-1), Australia 0 (eliminated)
Canada 10, Europe 0 (eliminated) (F/4 inn.)  

Aug. 15 and 16
Southeast 3, New England 0
Midwest 2, Great Lakes 1
West 5, Southwest 2
Mid-Atlantic 6, Northwest 2
Caribbean 11, Australia 0 (F/4 inn.)
Asia-Pacific 10, Latin America 3
Japan 20, Italy 0 (F/5 inn.)
Mexico 5, Canada 0