Little League World Series 2025 Monday Schedule, TV Info and Bracket Predictions

Monday will see some of the best remaining teams in this 2025 Little League World Series, including favorites in the United States and International brackets.

From high-scoring offenses to countries looking to make the trip back to the tournament finale after falling short a year ago, the teams in action Monday can continue what has, to this point, been an entertaining event.

Who takes to the diamond to kick off the week and when can viewers check them out?

Find out in this preview, including predictions for each of the games.

Monday Schedule, TV Info, and Predictions

• Game 21 - 1:00 p.m., ESPN: Latin America (Barquisimeto, Venezuela) vs. Japan (Tokyo, Japan) (Prediction: Japan)
• Game 22 - 3:00 p.m., ESPN: Southeast (Irmo, South Carolina) vs. Mountain (Las Vegas, Nevada) (Prediction: Mountain)
• Game 23 - 5:00 p.m., ESPN: Asia-Pacific (Taipei, Chinese Taipei) vs. Caribbean (Santa Cruz, Aruba) (Prediction: Asia-Pacific)
• Game 24 - 7:00 p.m., ESPN: Metro (Fairfield, Connecticut) vs. Midwest (Sioux Falls, South Dakota) (Prediction: Midwest)

Monday Preview

Chinese Taipei continues its pursuit of a return to the Little League World Series title game Monday when it makes just its second appearance of the tournament against a tough Santa Cruz, Aruba team.

The Caribbean representative tallied eight runs in a victory over Panama and will need to reproduce that offensive output to win Monday. It will not be easy, though, as the Chinese Taipei squad blanked Mexico, 3-0.

In that game, Chang Chun-Po, Lin Chin-Tse, and Chen Qi-Sheng combined to shut out their opponent and set the tone for their campaign in this bracket.

On the American side of the bracket, all eyes will be on the Las Vegas squad of the Mountain Region.

In their first match-up of this tournament, the team bombarded the Great Lakes team from Illinois, scoring 16 runs and allowing one. In their second game, they proved they can eek out a closer victory, beating Washington by a score of 5-3.

Their opponents on Monday are another squad that threw up a big number out of the gate in the Southeast team from South Carolina, who blanked Massachusetts, 13-0. Both teams know how to score, but their latest outing may very well be defined by which one can shut down the opposing offense.