The Washington representatives fell in the third round of the Little League World Series tournament, taking home a 1-2 record in Williamsport, Pennsylvania.

Day 7 of the Little League World Series features four elimination games as the tournament in Williamsport, Pennsylvania inches closer to the final.

Las Vegas enters Wednesday afternoon with a 3-0 record. After flexing its offense in wins over Illinois and Washington, Nevada needed a run in the seventh inning to get by South Carolina on Monday. Pennsylvania used one big inning to run away with a 13-1 win over South Dakota on Monday night.

On the heels of a Monday that featured some of the best play of the entire tournament, the 2025 Little League World Series continues Tuesday in Williamsport with several teams looking to stay afloat in this year's tournament.

The score was 13-0 with runners on the corners and one out in the sixth when Nevada used a delayed steal to get the runner on first into scoring position. Play-by-play announcer Karl Ravech called out the questionable move.

For the second time this week, Oregon’s Little League World Series representative took a tough loss to Washington. This time, it was a 6-1 defeat for Murrayhill in the Northwest Regional finals in San Bernardino, California.

Mason Mitani, Crawford and Logan Brokaw combined to allow just a single run, five hits and three walks while striking out seven. Hawai'i didn't rely on anyone to pitch too many innings, which means some of the arms should be fresher as the tournament progresses.

The 2025 Little League World Series has begun in Williamsport, PA as 20 teams from around the world will compete to see which Little League All-Star team is the best on the planet.

Day 5 began with a United States bracket game between Washington (Northwest region) and Massachusetts (New England). Bonney Lake, Washington edged Braintree, Massachusetts 3-2 to keep their championship hopes alive. Elsewhere, Canada scored a blowout win in the International bracket, routing Australia 12-0 in five innings.

The Summerlin South All Stars dominated their opening game with a 16-1 victory over Illinois, and the players now find themselves just five wins away from the world title.