Champions Path
The Columbus Northern LL went undefeated on their road to the LLWS, winning all eleven of their matches. In total record was 16–1, their only loss coming against Lemont LL (from Illinois).
| Round | Opposition | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Georgia State Tournament | ||
| Group Stage | Cartersville LL | 9–0 |
| Group Stage | Decatur Belvedere LL | 15–0 |
| Group Stage | Toccoa American LL | 12–2 |
| Group Stage | Masters City LL | 17–2 |
| Semifinals | Masters City LL | 15–5 |
| Championship | Buckhead | 4–0 |
| Southeast Regional | ||
| Group Stage | Bridgeport American LL | 16–0 (4 inn.) |
| Group Stage | Columbia American LL | 8–0 |
| Group Stage | Greater Dunedin LL | 10–6 |
| Semifinals | Cottage Hill LL | 11–0 (4 inn.) |
| Southeast Region Championship | Greater Dunedin LL | 5–0 |
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