Little League Softball World Series 2026 Monday Scores, Bracket Results, Highlights

The 2026 Little League Softball World Series continued in Greenville, North Carolina on Monday.

Five games took place at Stallings Stadium as teams attempted to move one step closer to a championship.

Here's a look at the results as well as highlights from each matchup.

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Monday Scores

North Carolina 16, Canada 4

Latin America 7, Asia-Pacific 2

Southeast 15, Europe-Africa 0

North Carolina 2, Southwest 1

Central 15, New England 1

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Monday Highlights

North Carolina 16, Canada 4

Clayton, North Carolina represented the region with a dominant victory over Canada's Repentigny, Quebec squad to begin the day.

Canada initially held a 3-2 lead through the first inning, but North Carolina broke the game open with 12 runs in the bottom of the third.

Kinsley Godwin and Abbey Robinson finished the game with multiple hits for North Carolina, while pitcher Kathryn Utech racked up four strikeouts in two innings of work.

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Latin America 7, Asia-Pacific 2

Latin America's squad from Guayama, Puerto Rico defeated Asia-Pacific's representatives from Sangō, Japan.

Asia-Pacific led 2-1 through three innings of action, although Latin America racked up six runs across the final three frames to emerge victorious.

Migdalee Mejia went 2-for-3 with three RBI for Latin America, while pitcher Anahia Nieves amassed 12 strikeouts while allowing just two hits in six innings.

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Southeast 15, Europe-Africa 0

The Southeast team from Lake Mary, Florida couldn't be stopped offensively.

Seven different players recorded a hit during a dominant performance against Europe-Africa's squad from Bologna, Italy.

Zoey Brandon and Avery Little finished with three hits apiece, helping Southeast rack up 15 runs in a mere three innings of action.

Southeast has now scored 29 total runs through two games.

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North Carolina 2, Southwest 1

After a number of high-scoring games, North Carolina and Southwest produced a pitcher's duel.

Anna-Lynn Clark got the start on the mound for North Carolina and gave up four hits and a run while striking out 11 batters. Southwest's Avery Cox had a similarly dominant performance as she struck out 13 batters, but she ultimately allowed a pair of runners to cross the plate.

Southwest led through the first four innings, but a homer in the bottom of the fourth tied things up. With things still tied in the top of the sixth, Parker Mortenson hit an RBI double to take the lead, and Southwest couldn't answer.

North Carolina will now face Southeast on Thursday.

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Central 15, New England 1

Central continued what has been a dominant showing at the Little League World Series with another blowout win on Monday.

Central took a 6-0 lead in the second inning and never looked back. It posted nine runs in the top of the fourth, setting up a run-rule victory.

With the 15 runs on Monday, Central has now put up 26 runs across its first two games. A win over Latin America on Thursday would send Central to the Purple Regional final.