Chinese Taipei's Lin Chin-Tse blew hitters away with back-to-back 82 mph fastballs in a dominant 3–0 Little League World Series win over Mexico.

Eight teams began their quest to win it all in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday in the annual summer tournament. A new winner will be crowned in 2025, too, after last year's champion, Lake Mary, Florida, was eliminated in the regional round. Which teams will prevail and remain in the winner's bracket? Catch up on all of the action below.

SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, PENNSYLVANIA— The Little League World Series has wrapped up its second round of play, and the field is starting to narrow as several teams suffered their second loss of the tournament.

The usual catcher from Tung-Yuan Little League of Chinese Taipei doesn’t want to catch pitcher Lin Chin-Tse. The ace of the Asia-Pacific Regional champions throws upwards of 80 miles per hour, and it can hurt their hands catching him.

A pitcher at the Little League World Series this year is putting up some velocity numbers that would make Aroldis Chapman jealous. Lin Chin-Tse, a

At this point, it is tough to see another team knocking off Chinese Taipei but in the Little League World Series—just like the big leagues—a team is only as good as that day's starter. The ...