2025 Little League Softball World Series: Scores from Sunday's games
The Little League Softball World Series is here and the first day of the tournament will feature eight teams in action during four games at Stallings Stadium at Elm Street Park in Greenville, North Carolina.
The first game of the day will feature Mill Creek Little League from Washington, representing the Northwest, as it takes on Lake Mary Little League from Florida, representing the Southeast. The second game will be a historic moment as North Carolina faces off against the Latin America team, Cantareira Little League from São Paulo, Brazil, which is making its first appearance at the LLSWS.
In an intense international matchup, the third game is Canada facing off against the Europe-Africa team, Prague Little League, from Prague, Czech Republic. The final game of the day will showcase New England's Guilford Little League from Connecticut taking on West Suburban LL from Johnstown, Pennsylvania, representing the Mid-Atlantic region.
Here are the updated scores for all the LLSWS action on Sunday, Aug. 3.
How to watch 2025 Little League Softball World Series
The 2025 Little League Softball World Series will be broadcast on ESPN platforms, with the championship game airing on ABC. Games will also be available to stream on ESPN+.
- Dates: Aug. 3-10
- TV: ESPN, ESPN2, ABC
- Stream: ESPN+
- Location: Greenville, North Carolina
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2025 Little League Softball World Series schedule
Sunday, Aug. 3:
- Game 1: (Purple Bracket) Florida 9, Washington 2
Addison Bono had the big hits for Florida in the first game of the Little League Softball World Series. Bono finished 2-for-3 with a three-run home run, a three-run double and a strikeout to finish with six RBI, one shy of the LLSWS single-game record of seven, according to ESPN.
- Game 2: (Orange Bracket) North Carolina 4, Brazil 3
The North Carolina team from Pitt County Girls Softball Little League wins its sixth straight game at the Little League Softball World Series, dating back to securing the championship in last year's tournament. Isabella Ford had the game-tying RBI-single in the fifth inning and then North Carolina scored the eventual winning run on a throwing error a few moments later. Overall, North Carolina had two hits and one error while Brazil had eight hits but three costly errors.
- Game 3: (Orange Bracket): Canada 5, Czechia 4 (7 innings)
Now it's official, Canada has won their first LLSWS since 2018, and their first win in 14 games. It didn't come easy, with Canada believing they'd won in the sixth, but an overturned call and a two-out rally pushed the game to extras, where Canada would walk-off.
- Game 4: (Purple Bracket) Pennsylvania 2, Connecticut 1 Leilah Schilling-Mansour put the finishing touches on a thrilling game that saw no scoring until the final inning with a game-winning RBI-single to right field. Pennsylvania finished with those two runs, one hit and two errors while Connecticut's Michaela Mascari stole home for her team's lone run as the team also had one hit and one error. For five shutout innings, it was a fierce pitcher's duel between Pennsylvania’s Reagan Bills and Connecticut’s Maeve Eagleson.