Archive for Parents
January 21st Try Outs Cancelled Due to Rain
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- January 28 AA, AAA and Majors Time 12-3
- Feb AA, AAA and Majors Time TBA
Try outs for Juniors will be announced soon.
Bring:
Your glove
Cleats
If your child was previously on the Majors, they will be on the same team this year.
2012 FOOTHILL LITTLE LEAGUE BYLAWS AND GROUND RULES
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BYLAWS AND GROUND RULES
All Divisions
- No alcoholic beverages or tobacco products are allowed at any Little League activity. Managers, please be sure that your parents and spectators are aware of this.
- Little League Baseball is dedicated to helping children become good citizens. Our goal is to teach Little Leaguers the value of teamwork, discipline and good sportsmanship. Profanity or any other verbal abuse will not be tolerated. Read More→
Final Sign-Ups for 2012 and Try Out Information
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If you have not signed up your child for Little League, you may do so this Friday night.
If Your Child Has Never Played For FLL
Bring:
Proof of Residency
Birth Certificate Read More→
Bat Information New Rules
Posted by: | CommentsAs you take to the field this season, Little League International has assembled an online resource page dedicated to baseball bat information, which is available through the Little League website.
Click here to find the latest bat information, including the 2012 Little League Baseball rules and regulations governing bats, definition of terms, the moratorium on the use of composite bats, and a series of frequently asked questions, with answers. Read More→
A Few Things You Should Know
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While studies show that Little League Baseball and Softball is safe, it is important that you are aware of the risks that may occur both on and off the field. Little League Baseball and Softball, along with Musco Lighting and AIG Insurance, have produced an in-depth league safety program called “A Safety Awareness Program,” or “ASAP.” For more information on the ASAP program, click here. Read More→
Parent/Volunteer Pledge
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- I will teach all children to play fair and do their best.
- I will positively support all managers, coaches and players.
- I will respect the decisions of the umpires.
- I will praise a good effort despite the outcome of the game.
Your Role as a Little League Parent
Posted by: | CommentsLocal Little Leagues are entirely volunteer organizations. Each league depends on adults like you to organize and conduct every aspect. Not only do adults serve as administrators, volunteer coaches, and umpires they also help with field maintenance, fund-raising, concessions, and numerous other special projects. Read More→
How much time should my child devote to baseball?
Posted by: | CommentsIn hopes of creating superathletes, some parents push their children to practice 2 or more hours every day from the time they are 8 or 9 years old. Few children have the natural desire to pursue anything baseball or other activities with that degree of dedication. Children whose whole lives are built around a sport miss out on other important aspects of growing up. Read More→
Communicating with your Child’s Coach
Posted by: | CommentsYour child is likely to be considerably influenced by his or her coach, not only in learning how to play baseball and enjoy the game but also in physical, psychological, and social development. Because coaches are powerful role models for young athletes, they face tremendous challenges and considerable responsibilities. Read More→
