2025 Little League World Series bracket: Schedule and results from Williamsport
Day 3 kicks off with a matchup between Canada and Venezuela. The winner will secure a spot in the winners' bracket, facing the team from Japan, which delivered a stunning 12-0 victory over Czechia. The second game features a showdown between the teams from Nevada and Washington, with the victor earning the chance to challenge South Carolina, fresh off a dominant 13-0 win over Massachusetts.
The afternoon games start with a match between Aruba and Panama. The winner will then face the team from Chinese Taipei in the winners' circle. The evening will conclude with a game between the teams from Connecticut and Hawaii.
As Day 3 unfolds, here's the updated bracket:
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Little League World Series schedule and results
*All times listed are Eastern
Wednesday, Aug. 13
Thursday, Aug. 14
Friday, Aug. 15
Saturday, Aug. 16
Sunday, Aug. 17
Monday, Aug. 18
Tuesday, Aug. 19
Wednesday, Aug. 20
Thursday, Aug. 21
Saturday, Aug. 23
Wednesday, Aug. 13
Thursday, Aug. 14
Friday, Aug. 15
Saturday, Aug. 16
Sunday, Aug. 17
Monday, Aug. 18
Tuesday, Aug. 19
Wednesday, Aug. 20
Thursday, Aug. 21
Saturday, Aug. 23
Sunday, Aug. 24
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