Bulacan Dreamers vie in Senior League Softball World Series in US

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The 13-member Bulacan Dreamers Women’s Softball Team are representing the Philippines and the entire Asia-Pacific Region in the 2026 Senior League Softball World Series in Delaware, USA. Photo courtesy of the Provincial Government of Bulacan The 13-member Bulacan Dreamers Women’s Softball Team are representing the Philippines and the entire Asia-Pacific Region in the 2026 Senior League Softball World Series in Delaware, USA. Photo courtesy of the Provincial Government of Bulacan

The 13-member Bulacan Dreamers Women’s Softball Team are representing the Philippines and the entire Asia-Pacific Region in the 2026 Senior League Softball World Series in Delaware, USA. Photo courtesy of the Provincial Government of Bulacan

MALOLOS, Bulacan The Bulacan Dreamers women’s softball team opens its campaign in the 2026 Senior League Softball World Series against an East region squad on Wednesday (Manila time) at Layton Field in Delaware, United States.

The 13-member Philippine team, which represents the Asia-Pacific region, booked a spot in the World Series after winning the 2026 Little League Asia-Pacific and Middle East Tournament in Bogor, West Java, Indonesia last June.

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The Dreamers are composed of 13- to 16-year-old sluggers from San Miguel National High School, Fortunato F. Halili National Agricultural School, and De La Salle University.

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They are in Pool A along with other teams from Delaware, Pennsylvania, Brazil and Texas. Pool B features squads from Quebec, Michigan, Czechia, South Carolina and Hawaii.

The top four teams from each pool advance to the elimination round, where the four winning sides clinch semifinal berths.

The Bulacan Dreamers left for Sussex County, Delaware on Saturday. They’re expected to return home on August 11.

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