How to watch the 2025 Little League Baseball regionals, 10 tournaments spread across the US

New York Times

31-07-2025

The first week of August serves up peanuts and Cracker Jacks to young ballplayers around the nation. With school still out for summer, Little Leaguers get together for televised regional action. Each state has a squad (Texas and California have two), and each team has MLB aspirants beginning their long journeys through the sport. For these kids, having fun is prioritized over thinking. For their proud parents, here's how to watch the forthcoming action:
All Little League regional action can be accessed via ESPN+.
Admission is free across the different tournaments. Other than Canada's region, the international tourneys have all concluded. Panama's region was the first one to wrap up back in February. Mexico, Japan, Latin America and Europe-Africa each finished in late July. Here are the 2025 reps:
The Little League World Series itself begins on Aug. 13, with the action at the Volunteer and Howard J. Lamade Stadiums (South Williamsport, Pa.). Overseas teams face off on one side of the bracket, with the domestic entrants on the other. Championships are slated for Saturday, Aug. 23. The winners of the international game and the United States game then lock in for a world title match on Sunday, Aug. 24. The American field is below:
Southeast Region — July 31-Aug. 5 in Warner Robins, Ga.
Southwest Region — July 31-Aug. 5 in Waco, Texas
Midwest Region — Aug. 1-8 in Whitestown, Ind.
Great Lakes Region — Aug. 2-6 in Whitestown, Ind.
New England Region — Aug. 2-7 in Bristol, Conn.
Metro Region — Aug. 2-8 in Bristol, Conn.
Mid-Atlantic Region — Aug. 3-8 in Bristol, Conn.
West Region — Aug. 2-7 in San Bernardino, Calif.
Mountain Region — Aug. 2-8 in San Bernardino, Calif.
Northwest Region — Aug. 3-8 in San Bernardino, Calif.
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