Champions Path
The Toms River East American LL won 5 matches and lost 1 match to reach the LLWS. In total, their record was 11-3, their only losses coming against Randolph LL (from New Jersey), Staten Island South Shore American LL (from New York), and Brattleboro LL (from Vermont).
| Round | Opposition | Result |
|---|---|---|
| New Jersey State Tournament | ||
| Opening Round | Cherry Hill National LL | 4-2 (7 inn.) |
| Winner's Bracket Finals | Randolph LL | 13-7 |
| Championship | Randolph LL | 2-3 |
| Championship | Randolph LL | 7-4 |
| East Regional | ||
| Group Stage | South Shore American LL | 0-1 |
| Group Stage | Cranston Western LL | 6-2 |
| Group Stage | Goffstown LL | 11-4 |
| Group Stage | Cranston Western LL | 7-1 |
| Group Stage | Brattleboro LL | 2-5 |
| Semifinals | Simsbury National LL | 1-0 |
| East Region Championship | Georgetown LL | 2-0 |
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