Little League World Series 2024: Tuesday Schedule, TV Info and Bracket Predictions

The contenders and pretenders have begun separating themselves at the 2024 Little League World Series in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, a trend that should continue Tuesday.

Texas, Nevada, Japan and Chinese-Taipei sent messages to the rest of the world with their performances Monday, earning quality wins against tough competition.

Those teams playing Tuesday will look to do the same as they battle for the right to continue their chase for the Little League World Series title.

Who plays when, where can you check out the action, and what might you expect from the games?

Find out with this preview of Tuesday's schedule.

Monday Results

Little League World Series Game 20

Caribbean Region defeated Australian Region, 11-0

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Little League World Series Game 21

Japan Region defeated Latin America Region, 2-1

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Little League World Series Game 22

Mountain Region defeated West Region, 3-2

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Little League World Series Game 23

Asia-Pacific Region defeated Cuba Region, 10-2

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Little League World Series Game 24

Southwest Region defeated Southeast Region, 4-1

Schedule, Viewing Info, and Predictions

Little League World Series Game 25

Latin American Region vs. Caribbean Region

1 p.m., Volunteer Stadium

Prediction: Latin American

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Little League World Series Game 26

West Region vs. Mid-Atlantic Region

3 p.m., Lamade Stadium

Prediction: Mid-Atlantic

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Little League World Series Game 27

Mexico Region vs. Cuba Region

5 p.m., Volunteer Stadium

Prediction: Mexico

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Little League World Series Game 28

Metro Region vs. Southeast Region

7 p.m., Lamade Stadium

Prediction: Southeast

Monday Recap, Tuesday Preview

Texas dominated Florida on Monday and inched closer to a berth in the United States Championship game.

The Southwest Region rep thrived on the arm of pitcher Julian Hurst, who threw a complete game while giving up just three hits and one run. He struck out 10.

It was an emphatic performance from a team that has flown under the radar amid the comebacks from Pennsylvania and New York that have kept those two teams in the fight for a championship.

Up next for the squad is a Nevada team that has outscored opponents 12-3, including Monday's impressive victory over the favored Hawaii.

The Nevada team mustered only five hits in their win to Hawaii's nine, something that will have to improve if it hopes to keep even with its opponent Wednesday.

Chiu Wei-Che of Chinese-Taipei blasted a grand slam to put his team up 5-2 over Cuba and the dominant Asia-Pacific squad never looked back.

They will play what could be one of the best games of the tournament Wednesday against Japan, while Cuba looks to keep its title hopes alive against Mexico Tuesday.

Chinese-Taipei has been the class of the tournament thus far and its ability to turn on the offense and drive in the runs makes it a threat to beat any opponent, even a double-tough, resilient team out of Japan.