2025 Little League World Series regional tournaments: Full schedule for every bracket
There are 10 teams of youth baseball players ages 12 and under that will eventually represent the United States ‒ one from the Great Lakes, Metro, Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, New England, Southeast, Southwest, Northwest, Mountain and West regions ‒ in the Little League World Series. Each of those regions is holding a double elimination regional tournament over the next week to determine its champion and the team that advances to the main United States bracket in Williamsport. Ten international teams have already qualified for the international bracket at the Little League World series through qualifying events.
The actions gets underway in the Southeast and Southwest regions on Thursday, July 31 and Lake Mary Little League, the Florida-based organization that sponsored last year's Little League World Series champion, is back in contention again. The rest of the country will be playing for a chance to get to Williamsport, Pennsylvania by the end of the weekend. There are 52 little league teams representing all 50 states with a shot to make it through regionals.
Here's a look at the complete schedule for the Little League World Series regional tournaments, including date, time and how to watch via TV and live streaming:
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When is the 2025 Little League World Series?
The 2025 Little World Series is scheduled to begin with winner's bracket games on Aug. 13 in Williamsport, Pennsylvania and includes 38 games over 10 days of competition on ABC, ESPN or ESPN2. This year's tournament will again feature 10 teams representing various regions of the United States and 10 teams from international regions around the globe.
The United States and International championship games will take place on Saturday, Aug. 23, with the two winners advancing to play on Sunday, Aug. 24 in the 2025 Little League World Series championship game at 3 p.m. ET on ABC.
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2025 Little League World Series regionals schedule
All times Eastern. All games held at Little League Central Region Complex in Whitestown, Indiana.
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All times Eastern. All games held at A. Bartlett Giamatti Little League Leadership Training Center in Bristol, Connecticut.
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All times Eastern. All games held at A. Bartlett Giamatti Little League Leadership Training Center in Bristol, Connecticut.
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All times Eastern. All games held at Little League Central Region Complex in Whitestown, Indiana.
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All times Eastern. All games held at Little League West Region Complex in San Bernardino, California
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All times Eastern. All games held at A. Bartlett Giamatti Little League Leadership Training Center in Bristol, Connecticut.
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All times Eastern. All games held at Little League West Region Complex in San Bernardino, California
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All times Eastern. All games held at Little League Southeast Park in Warner Robins, Georgia
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All times Eastern. All games held at Marvin Norcross Stadium in Waco, Texas
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All times Eastern. All games held at Little League West Region Complex in San Bernardino, California
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