
Little League World Series 2022: Monday Scores, Bracket Results and Highlights
The Little League World Series continued Monday with six games on the schedule after a few postponements Sunday.
Below, we'll take a look at the day's schedule, scores and highlights. For the full and updated bracket, be sure to check out the Little League website.
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Schedule and Results (All Times Eastern)
Game 19: Latin America def. Japan, 8-7
Game 20: 11 a.m. Mid-Atlantic def. Metro, 7-1
Game 21: 1 p.m. Asia-Pacific def. Panama, 7-0
Game 22: 3 p.m. Southeast def. Great Lakes, 5-2
Game 23: 5 p.m. Canada vs. Mexico on ESPN
Game 24: 7 p.m. Southwest vs. West on ESPN2
Latin America 8, Japan 7
Jubilation for Latin America, heartbreak for Japan.
The team from Nicaragua erased a one-run deficit in the bottom of the 11th inning, winning 8-7 in a game that had to be delayed to Monday after a Sunday start.
Johan Saravia's single in the bottom of the seventh tied the game, and Brandon Jiménez scored the game-winning run following a Japanese throwing error.
That advanced Nicaragua to face the loser of Asia-Pacific vs. Panama, while Japan's tournament came to a close.
Mid-Atlantic 7, Metro 1
The team from Pennsylvania kept its hopes of winning the Little League World Series in its home state alive, defeating the team from New York 7-1.
Chase Link had a huge game for the winners, finishing 2-for-4 with a homer, five RBI and two runs.
Brody Dull and Aspen Anderson combined to give up just four hits, two walks and a run while striking out seven, with Anderson earning the win.
Pennsylvania now awaits the winner of the matchup between the Midwest team and the loser of the West vs. Southwest matchup.
Asia-Pacific 7, Panama 0
Liao Yuan-Shu was wheeling and dealing, and the offense behind him provided plenty of support.
The Chinese Taipei pitcher threw 5.2 innings of scoreless, four-hit ball, striking out eight en route to a 7-0 victory over Panama on Monday.
The team from the Asia-Pacific region blew open the game in the top of the third, pushing across four runs, led by Wang Yuan-Fu's two-run single.
It was one of three RBI on the day for Chinese Taipei's cleanup hitter.
The Asia-Pacific representatives now await the winner of Canada vs. Mexico on the international side of the bracket.
Southeast 5, Great Lakes 2
It took extra innings—and a crucial defensive play to even get it there—but the team from Tennessee marched on.
The representatives from the Southeast beat Great Lakes on Monday, 5-2, led by a three-run top of the seventh inning.
Jack Rhodes' single started the scoring in the crucial inning, while Bo Daniel's triple and a fielder's choice accounted for the three runs. Rhodes then closed out the game with a perfect bottom of the seventh on the mound.
All is not lost for the team from Indiana, which is still alive and will face Mid-Atlantic to keep its Williamsport hopes alive. Tennessee, meanwhile, awaits the winner of the West vs. Southwest matchup.



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