World Port Tournament - Results

Results

Year Final 3rd/4th place
Champions Runners-up 3rd place 4th place
1985
Habana

Kobe

Dallas

Netherlands
1987
Habana

Chinese Taipei

Netherlands

Osaka
1989
Netherlands

Baltimore

Habana

Chinese Taipei
1991
Baltimore

Canada

Habana

Curaçao
1993
MLB All Stars

Red Machine

Netherlands

Canada
1995
Habana

Netherlands

Red Machine

Hyundai Phoenix
1997
Cuba

Netherlands

Chinese Taipei

Baltimore Corrigans
1999
Netherlands

Cuba

Sullivans

Chinese Taipei
2001
Cuba

Netherlands

Italy

Chinese Taipei
2003
Cuba

Netherlands

Chinese Taipei

Eastern Connecticut
2007
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Cuba

Chinese Taipei

United States

Netherlands
2009
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Cuba

Netherlands

Chinese Taipei

Japan
2011
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Chinese Taipei

Cuba

Netherlands

Curaçao
2013
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Cuba

Netherlands

Chinese Taipei

Curaçao

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