Little League Softball World Series 2026 Wednesday TV Schedule, Bracket Predictions

The 2026 Little League Softball World Series continues Wednesday with two games, including a high-stakes rematch pitting New Jersey against Japan for the right to advance.

When can you check out that game and the other on the lineup?

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Participating Teams

Canada Region: On Field LLS LL (Repentigny, Quebec)

Europe and Africa: Emilia Romagna LL (Bologna, Italy)

North Carolina: Johnston County LL (Clayton, North Carolina)

Northwest: Snohomish LL (Snohomish, Washington)

Southeast: Lake Mary LL (Lake Mary, Florida)

Southwest: Greater Helotes LL (Helotes, Texas)

Asia-Pacific: Kinki Softball LL (Sangō, Japan)

Central: Daviess County LL (Owensboro, Kentucky)

Latin America: Guayama Softball LL (Guayama, Puerto Rico)

Mid-Atlantic: Toms River LL (Toms River, New Jersey)

New England: Bristol Girls Softball LL (Bristol, Connecticut)

West: Live Oak LL (Live Oak, California)

Wednesday Schedule and Predictions

Game 13: Mid-Atlantic Region vs. Asia-Pacific Region

• Prediction: Mid-Atlantic

Game 14: Northwest Region vs. Canada Region

• Prediction: Canada

Tuesday Scores and Recap

Scores

Game 9: Northwest Region 7, Southwest Region 3

Game 10: Mid-Atlantic Region 13, New England Region 3

Game 11: Asia-Pacific Region 1, West Region 0

Game 12: Canada Region 2, Europe-Africa Region 1

New Jersey Bounces Back Against Connecticut

The Mid-Atlantic Region representative, Toms River Little League, suffered a devastating start to their tournament, losing 4-1 to Japan on Sunday. Tuesday, though, they bounced back in a big way, scoring 13 runs against their opponents from Bristol.

Juliana Florek-Doslik cleared the bases with a line-drive triple, driving the score to 5-0. Aviana and Leiana Gay pushed the lead to 7-0, and the Toms River squad never looked back.

It was a dominant victory against an outmatched team. That will not be the case on Wednesday, as a rematch with Japan awaits.

Kinki Softball LL out of Sangō, Japan, earned their own win over the representatives from the West Region, California, 1-0.

The question now is whether the New Jersey export learned from its first loss of the tournament and can bounce back against an opponent who knows they can score against them.