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Oceania Countries in the Little League series
Ten teams are competing for the Little League World Series in the ASPAC region
The tournament is played in Taichung, Chinese Taipei
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Ten countries and regions are participating in the 2012 LLB Asia-Pacific (ASPAC) Tournament this week, taking place in Taichung City of Chinese Taipei.
Pool A has host Chinese Taipei joined by New Zealand, Philippines, Guam, and Hong Kong. Pool B is headed by Korea and Australia, along with Indonesia, Thailand, and Saipan-CNMI.
The winning team at this competition will represent Asia-Pacific at the Little League Baseball World Series
in Williamsport, USA (Aug. 16-26).
In the opening day action, Korea shut out Indonesia 11-0, Saipan beat Thailand 10-6, Philippines routed New Zealand 12-2, and Chinese Taipei prevailed over Guam 5-2. The championship final is scheduled for later this weekend at Taichung's Wan-Shou Stadium.
This 2012 Little League Asia-Pacific Tournament is organized by the LLB, Chinese Taipei CTBA and other agencies and sponsored by Herbalife and Hua Nan Financial Holdings
Last Modified on 30/07/2012 11:11
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