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

On the heels of a Monday that featured some of the best play of the entire tournament, the 2025 Little League World Series continues Tuesday in Williamsport with several teams looking to stay afloat in this year's tournament.

High-powered offenses, breakout stars, and a potential champion or two will take to the diamond in one of the final full days of competition at Lamade and Veteran's Stadiums.

Find out when and where you can check out the action with this preview, including TV information and predictions for each of the day's four games.

Tuesday Schedule, TV Info, and Bracket Predictions

• Game 25, 1:00 p.m., ESPN: Japan (Tokyo, Japan) vs. Mexico (Chihuahua, Mexico) (Prediction: Japan)
• Game 26, 3:00 p.m., ESPN: Southeast (Irmo, South Carolina) vs. West (Honolulu, Hawaii) (Prediction: Southeast)
• Game 27, 5:00 p.m., ESPN: Canada (Vancouver, British Columbia) vs. Panama (Arraijan, Panama) (Prediction: Panama)
• Game 28, 7:00 p.m., ESPN: Midwest (Sioux Falls, South Dakota) vs. Northwest (Bonney Lake, Washington) (Prediction: Northwest)

Tuesday Preview

South Carolina did the seemingly impossible Monday, limiting the high-powered Mountain Region representative from Las Vegas to one score. Unfortunately, they did not answer that run and came up short, losing 1-0 in one of the best games of the tournament so far.

Joe Giulietti, a pitcher and hitter who has a grand slam to his name in 2025, threw six innings of no-hit ball and his team lost only after he was replaced and entered extra innings.

One of the stars of this year's tournament, it will be what he does at the plate Tuesday that could determine whether his team from Irmo is able to we advance and potentially set up another match-up with Nevada in the United States bracket.

The Northwest team out of Washington state narrowly slipped past Connecticut by a score of 3-2, while Midwest representative, South Dakota, was on the wrong end of a 13-1 beatdown from Connecticut.

While it is unlikely history repeats itself Tuesday in Williamsport, it is difficult to imagine any young team of players overcoming a humbling defeat like that and mustering enough to earn the win.

Japan vs. Mexico is a game with the potential to be one of the best of the tournament, but the former looks like the better of the two.

Panama suffered a 2-1 loss to Mexico but is still a championship-worthy team, but will have to overcome a potent Canadian offense that saw the team from the north put up 12 runs en route to a victory.