Field set for Legion Baseball regionals

All American Legion Baseball department champions have been determined, paving the way for regional competition to begin this week. The eight regional champs will advance to Shelby, N.C., for The American Legion World Series.

State-by-state champs are:

Alabama – Troy Post 70

Alaska – Kenai Post 20

Arizona – Tucson Post 7

Arkansas – Texarkana Post 58 (champ) and Bryant Post 298 (host)

California – San Mateo Post 82

Colorado – Fort Collins OS (champ) and Boulder Post 10 (host)

Connecticut – Cromwell Post 105 (champ) and Bristol Post 2 (host)

Delaware – Middletown Post 25

Florida – Tallahassee Post 13

Georgia – Covington Post 32

Hawaii – Waipahu (OS)

Idaho – Boise Post 136

Illinois – Danville Post 210 (champ) and Edwardsville Post 199/Alton Post 126 (host)

Indiana – Rockport Post 254

Iowa – Dubuque County

Kansas – Ottawa Post 60

Kentucky – Shelbyville Post 37

Louisiana – Reserve (OS)

Maine – South Portland Post 35

Maryland – Funkstown Post 211

Massachusetts – Shrewsbury Post 397 (champ) and Pittsfield Post 68 (B)

Michigan – Bay City Post 18

Minnesota – Wayzata Post 118 (champ) and Forest Lake Post 225 (B)

Mississippi – Pontotoc Post 16

Missouri – Sedalia Post 642

Montana – Billings Post 4

Nebraska – Omaha Post 1 (champ) and Omaha Post 374 (B)

Nevada – Las Vegas Post 40

New Hampshire – Rochester Post 7

New Jersey – Flemington Post 159

New Mexico – Albuquerque Post 13

New York – Stony Point Post 139

North Carolina – Rowan Co. Post 342 (champ) and Randolph Co. Post 45 (host)

North Dakota – Fargo Post 2 (champ) and Bismarck Post 1 (host)

Ohio – Pickerington Post 283

Oklahoma – Ada (OS)

Oregon – Medford Post 15

Pennsylvania – Swoyersville Post 644 (champ) and Blackhawks OS (B)

Rhode Island – Cumberland Post 86/14

South Carolina – Florence Post 1

South Dakota – Rapid City Post 22

Tennessee – Columbia Post 19

Texas – League City Post 554

Utah – Layton Post 87

Vermont – Brattleboro Post 5

Virginia – Danville Post 325 (champ) and Leesburg Post 34 (host)

Washington – Kennewick Post 34 (champ) and Bellingham Post 7 (B)

West Virginia – Wheeling Post 1

Wisconsin – Madison Post 501 (champ) and Beloit Post 48 (B)

Wyoming – Sheridan Post 7 (champ) and Cheyenne Post 6 (host)

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