Champions Path
The Long Beach LL had an undefeated record of 12 wins and 0 losses to reach the LLWS. In total their record was 17-0, the last win coming on a forfeit by Zamboanga City (from the Philippines).
| Round | Opposition | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Section 4 | ||
| Section 4 Winner's Bracket | Metropolitan LL | 5-0 |
| Section 4 Winner's Bracket | Puente Hills LL | 4-0 |
| Section 4 Championship | Metropolitan LL | 10-3 |
| South California Divisional | ||
| Winner's Bracket Opening Round | Eastview LL | 1-0 |
| Winner's Bracket Semifinals | Deer Valley LL | 4-3 |
| Winner's Bracket Finals | Northridge American LL | 8-0 |
| South Championship | Northridge American LL | 10-1 |
| West Regional | ||
| Round 1 | Raleigh Hills LL | 4-3 |
| Quarterfinals | Northstar LL | 8-2 |
| Semifinals | Pearl City LL | 3-2 |
| Finals | San Ramon Valley LL | 13-4 |
| Finals | Danville San Ramon Valley LL | 11-3 |
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