Little League World Series Regionals 2025 Sunday Scores and Bracket Results

Reaching the Little League Baseball World Series in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, is the ultimate goal of teams across the United States and world every summer, but accomplishing that goal means navigating a challenging regional path.

And those regionals took center stage Sunday ahead of this year's Little League Baseball World Series that will take place Aug. 13-24.

Here is a look at the Sunday scores and schedule for the regionals across the country:

Great Lakes

Ohio 8, Michigan 0

Kentucky, Indiana 3

Metro

New Jersey 15, Rhode Island 0

Mid-Atlantic

Pennsylvania 7, Maryland 2

Delaware 8, Washington D.C. 7

Midwest

Nebraska 10, Minnesota 5

Iowa 16, Kansas 4

Mountain

Nevada 17, Colorado 0

Wyoming 11, Utah 4

New England

New Hampshire 11, Maine 3

Northwest

Washington 17, Alaska 5

Oregon 12, Idaho 2

Southeast

Florida 14, South Carolina 0

West Virginia 2, Virginia 1

Southwest

Oklahoma 12, Texas West 9

Louisiana 7, Texas East 5

It is still early in the regionals, but there was no shortage of notable moments during Sunday's action.

From Delaware walking it off to multiple grand slams to plenty of power across the games, multiple offenses left their mark:

The teams still alive in the regional competitions aren't just competing for a chance to reach Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and take home a title for themselves.

They are also competing for an opportunity to keep the United States' recent run of dominance in the event rolling another year.

In fact, a team representing the United States has won the Little League Baseball World Series in each of the last six events. Lake Mary, Florida, took home the crown last year after El Segundo, California, did so in 2023.

A team from Tokyo, Japan, was the last international team to win the entire event, and it did so in 2017.

It was the 11th time a team representing Japan won the event and came during an impressive stretch for the international squads. Japan also won in 2010, 2012, 2013 and 2015, while a team representing South Korea won in 2014.

An international side will look to snap the United States' recent streak during the championship game on Aug. 24.