Tournament record
All-Stars
2 Little League World Series trips (2003, 2007), the 2026 Arizona state title, and new teams every summer.
- District and state record
- 11–0
- Home runs in the run
- 16
- Run differential
- 125–11
- State final vs FlagstaffJul 17
- 9–7
- LLWS appearances2003 · 2007
- 2
We can be the next team after Cody Bellinger, after Michael Benjamin of '03, to go to Williamsport and add another number to our banner.
2026
First unified CNLL all-star season (North/South merged)
Arizona State Champions
The 12U run, 3 stops.
District 13
District 13 champions
11–0 through District 13 and the state tournament, 16 home runs, 125–11 run differential.
Arizona State Championship
State Champions
9–7 over Flagstaff, Jul 17.
West Region · San Bernardino
Third in the West
Beat San Ramon Valley 7–5 on ESPN+; eliminated 5–2 by Kawaihau (HI) on Aug 12.
12U · 11U · 10U
3 teams, 3 results
The 3 All-Star teams CNLL fielded in 2026 and the furthest round each reached.
| Team | Furthest rung | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 12U All-Stars | West Region | Third in the Westfootnote 1 |
| 11U All-Stars | Arizona State | District 13 Champions; State runner-up |
| 10U All-Stars | District 13 | District 13 finalist |
- The 11–0 record and the 16 home runs cover District 13 and the state tournament together; the West Region tournament is played in San Bernardino and was streamed on ESPN+.
Selection
How All-Stars works
Since the unification every CNLL player is tournament-eligible; teams form each summer.
Register
Register for the next run
Spring registration opens around December 1.
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