Little League World Series Regionals 2025 Monday Scores and Bracket Results

The Little League World Series continued on Monday, with every region featuring games in a packed slate. For a number of teams, it was a do-or-die affair. Below, we'll break down the day's scores and top highlights.

Schedule, Results and Highlights

Great Lakes Region

Kentucky 6, Michigan 1

Ohio 11, Illinois 1

Metro Region

New York 6, Connecticut 1

Mid-Atlantic Region

Maryland 12, Washington D.C. 5

Midwest Region

Nebraska 13, Missouri 3

Iowa 2, Wisconsin 1

Mountain Region

Montana 8, Colorado 3

New England Region

Massachusetts 10, Vermont 0

Northwest Region

Alaska 2, Idaho 0

Southeast Region

North Carolina vs. Virginia, Moved to Tuesday at 11 a.m. ET

TBA vs. South Carolina, Moved to Tuesday

Southwest Region

Texas East 5, Oklahoma 2

West Region

Southern California 7, Arizona 3

Northern California vs. Hawaii, 9 p.m. ET

Teams from the United States are vying to reach Williamsport and extend the country's streak of six straight LLWS champions. The last international squad to win the event was Japan's Tokyo Kitasuna Little League team in 2017.

Last year's winner came from Lake Mary Little League in Florida, the first time the state had a champion at Williamsport. Lake Mary is once again representing Florida in the Southeast Region tournament.

The United States has accounted for 40 champions over the history of the event, with California providing eight of them, while Pennsylvania, Connecticut, New Jersey and Hawaii have each had four champions.

Taiwan has had the most champions amongst the international entrants, at 17, while Japan has had 11 winners and Mexico and South Korea have each had three.