Little League World Series 2026 Sunday Scores, Bracket Results and Highlights
The 2026 Little League World Series continued on Sunday from Williamsport, PA, with a four-game slate.
The 2026 Little League World Series continued on Sunday from Williamsport, PA, with a four-game slate.
Thanks to the double-elimination format, Sunday wasn't the end-all, be-all for any team, but others managed to gain momentum on the march to next week's championship final.
Here's a look at Sunday's full schedule and results. The full bracket can be found on the Little League World Series official website .
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Mountain (Henderson, NV) def. Northwest (Tacoma, WA), 5-0
Latin America (Nicaragua) def. Mexico, 8-4
Midwest (Davenport, IA) def. Metro (Bayonne, N.J.), 6-0
Curaçao def. Asia-Pacific (South Korea), 1-0
After a one-run win in their last game, Nevada left no doubt this time around.
A five-run fifth inning and five strikeouts from Brooks McFarland spearheaded Nevada's shutout victory over Washington.
The Mountain Region representatives will look to keep the momentum going in the next round, while Washington will have to fight its way out of the loser's bracket.
Nicaragua stifled a high-powered Mexico team that produced seven runs in its previous game to advance.
The game was tight until Nicaragua broke it open with a bases-loaded two-run double in the fifth inning:
Nicaragua has scored a combined 14 runs over its last two games, and it will look to stay hot in the next round.
Iowa halted New Jersey's Cinderella journey behind a massive effort from Anthony Johnson Jr., both on the mound and at the plate.
In addition to launching a three-run home run, Johnson pitched a shutout with a whopping 15 strikeouts to spearhead the victory.
New Jersey will now try to fight its way out of the loser's bracket when it faces the winner of Monday's game between Ohio and Texas.
Curaçao and South Korea battled in a tense game, but one run was all Curaçao needed to advance.
After scratching across a run in the first inning, Juriënsly De Windt and Giendry Ryan combined for 10 strikeouts in a shutout victory.
Curaçao's next challenge will be to stifle the scorching-hot Nicaragua squad when the teams return to action in the winner's bracket on Wednesday.
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