Willemstad, Curaçao

Willemstad is the territorial capital of the Netherlands Antilles. Located on the island of Curaçao, it has an estimated population of 125,000. A team from Willemstad won the 2004 Little League World Series and finished second in 2005.

People born here

• Sharnol Adriana, infielder/outfielder
• Ozzie Albies, infielder
• Arshwin Asjes, pitcher
• Wladimir Balentien, major league outfielder
• Johnny Balentina, catcher/outfielder
• Jonathan Balentina, pitcher
• Ramiro Balentina, catcher
• Judsel Baranco, infielder/outfielder/pitcher
• Roger Bernadina, major league outfielder
• Arthur Bonevacia, outfielder
• Shurendell Borgschot, outfielder
• Rojean Cleofa, outfielder
• Jersey van Doornspeek, outfielder
• Raynard Doran, pitcher
• Rachid Engelhardt, outfielder
• Marlon Fluonia, catcher
• Chris Garia, outfielder
• Raywendley van Gurp, infielder
• Aldi Guzman, infielder
• Jonatan Isenia, pitcher
• Ardley Jansen, outfielder
• Andruw Jones, major league outfielder
• Jair Jurrjens, major league pitcher
• Kevin Kellij, pitcher
• Elton Koeiman, pitcher
• Rubi Koko, outfielder
• Raily Legito, infielder
• Lorvin Louisa, outfielder
• Diegomar Markwell, major league pitcher
• Shairon Martis, major league pitcher
• Hensley Meulens, major league outfielder
• Edinho Meyer, infielder
• Ralph Milliard, major league infielder
• Harvey Monte, outfielder
• Mario Mujica, pitcher
• Shurendell Mujica, infielder
• Christefer Obispo, infielder
• Jurickson Profar, major league infielder
• Dashenko Ricardo, catcher
• Jonathan Schoop, major league infielder
• Sharlon Schoop, infielder
• Randall Simon, major league infielder
• Curt Smith, infielder
• Ulrich Snijders, catcher
• Hainley Statia, infielder
• Juan Carlos Sulbaran, pitcher
• Michaelangel Trinidad, infielder

Educational institutions located here

• Maria Immaculata Lyceum
• Peter Stuyvesant College
• P.L.T.S.
• St. Joseph High School
• St. Paulus TC School