Williamsport, Pennsylvania, is absolutely buzzing right now, and guess what, Seattle? Our own Northwest bracket team, Tacoma, Washington, is right there in the mix, fighting for the 2026 Little League World Series title! Twenty teams from around the globe are battling it out over a week and a half, scrapping through U.S. and international brackets to grab what’s arguably the most coveted championship in all of youth sports. You know we’re glued to the screen, cheering on every single pitch.
Today’s Thrillers and the Road to Glory
Wednesday’s slate of games is bringing some serious drama. We’re talking about showdowns featuring the last unbeaten teams in each bracket! On the international side, Curacao faced off against Latin America, with Curacao absolutely crushing it 12-3. What a statement! Then in the U.S. bracket, Mountain (Nevada) squared up against Midwest (Iowa), and Mountain put on a clinic, taking that game 14-6. Talk about high stakes early on. Later today, we’ve got two more elimination games that are going to be wild. Japan takes on Canada at 5 p.m. ET, and then Southeast battles Great Lakes at 7 p.m. ET. You just know those kids are leaving it all on the field, trying to keep their championship dreams alive. Both those evening games are on ESPN and streaming live on fubo, so you have no excuse to miss a moment!
Don’t Miss a Single Pitch: How to Catch the Action
The Little League World Series is taking over your TV screens for the rest of the week, and we are here for it. After today’s madness, the action keeps coming thick and fast. Tomorrow, Thursday, August 27, we’ve got Latin America playing the Japan-Canada winner at 3 p.m. ET, and Midwest battling the Southeast-Great Lakes winner at 7 p.m. ET. Both those are also on ESPN and fubo. Then things get REAL. Friday is a break day, but Saturday, August 29, brings the International Championship at 12:30 p.m. ET on ABC and fubo, followed by the U.S. Championship at 3:30 p.m. ET, also on ABC and fubo. These are the games determining who makes it to the big one! All the games are across ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, and ABC, plus you can stream everything on fubo with a free trial.
It all culminates this Sunday, August 30. We’ll kick off with the third-place game at 10 a.m. ET on ESPN, but the one we’re all waiting for, the big kahuna, the Championship game itself, is at 3 p.m. ET on ABC and fubo. Twenty teams started this journey, and only one will hoist that trophy. We’re so incredibly proud to see our Northwest region, represented by Tacoma, Washington, as part of this amazing tournament. Every single kid out there is chasing a dream, and it’s awesome to watch. Let’s go, Northwest!
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Originally reported by The Sporting News.
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