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*IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR 2008*

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL PLAYERS CHOSEN FOR DISTRICT TEAMS!  GOOD LUCK IN YOUR UPCOMING DISTRICT TOURNAMENTS!
BASEBALL DISTRICT TEAMS                                SOFTBALL DISTRICT TEAMS


UPDATE 6/5 SENIOR BOYS SCHEDULE AND RAIN DATES ADDED

UPDATE 6/4 JUNE JUNIOR BOYS SCHEDULE POSTED UNDER GAME SCHEDULE

UPDATE 5/21/08 

OUR CONCESSION STAND MANAGER NEEDS HELP!!  WE ARE SHORT ON VOLUNTEERS!!  IF YOU CAN DONATE SOME TIME TO THE CONCESSION STAND - PLEASE CALL BECKY AT 815.821.1491  THANK YOU!






WEATHER UPDATE 4/28/08 12:08PM

ALL 8:00PM GAMES ARE CANCELLED FOR TONIGHT.
WE WILL WAIT UNTIL 4-5PM TO DECIDE ABOUT 6PM GAMES.  IF THE TEMPERATURE IS 40 DEGREES OR LOWER OR IF IT IS RAINING,  GAMES WILL BE CANCELLED!  PLEASE CALL YOUR COACHES TO CONFIRM THIS.
 

UPDATE 4/23/08
Click on "Game Schedule" and "Opening Day" links on the left hand side of this page for information regarding games and Opening Day information.

UPDATE 4/20/08
Click on the "LL Practice Schedule" link on the left hand side of this page to go to the scheduled diamond practices for the week of 4/21/08.

UPDATE 4/16/08
MANDATORY SAFETY CLINIC FOR COACHES
4/19 or 4/26      Read Park Pavilion       2pm

A manager or assistant coach must be in attendance at one of these clinics.  For more information call Chris Hornung at 815.291.6076

                          UPDATE
                           4/14/08

 
Coaches:  You may reserve the diamonds at Taylor Park for Major/LL/Junior practices only by calling Jim Shaw at 815.541.3941.  Reservations are available Monday through Friday at 5pm and 6:30pm.  Lights are available to use at 6:30pm practices. 
Please contact Jim Shaw for more details. 


The Freeport Park District and Freeport Little League are still trying to get the new diamonds in the best condition for the season.  So, PLEASE stay off of the new diamonds until further notice!!!!  Also, if your team would like to use any of the high school diamonds or the diamonds at Highland, please contact the appropriate athletic directors for permission first!!  Thank you!!

                                                                                       



CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 9-10 GIRLS AND BOYS ALL STAR TEAMS FOR THEIR GREAT RUN!!  THE GIRLS BROUGHT HOME THE FIRST SOFTBALL DISTRICT WIN FOR FREEPORT IN 16 YEARS AND THE BOYS WON REGIONALS, SECTIONALS, AND FINISHED SECOND PLACE IN STATE!!  GREAT JOB!!!


  


 

Little League Baseball News

2008 Registration
Registration for Freeport Little League 2008 is only $25 per child with a maximum of $50 per household. All children “league age” 7-18 may participate.

“League age” for the 2008 girl’s softball season is the participant’s age as of Dec. 31 2007. 

“League age” for the 2008 boy’s baseball season is the participant’s age as of April 30, 2008. 

Express Birth Certificate Service Available

In another benefit for local Little League volunteers and parents, ChoicePoint is providing an express birth certificate service through its VitalChek program.

Click here for more information, or to order your child’s birth certificate on-line.

Get Ready for 2008 with the Little League Equipment and Supplies Catalog
In many parts of the world, the Little League season is just getting started.
That makes this the perfect time to check out the 2008 edition of Little League’s Equipment and Supplies Catalog. The 48-page, full-color publication is the definitive source for everything league officials, managers, team parents and others need to make 2008 a rousing success.

Little League International Congress
Little League has pioneered a unique forum of field leaders to give voice and authoritative sanction to representation.  This forum is the Little League International Congress, first launched in 1956.

Every three years, approximately 500 District Administrators represent constituent leagues in roundtable discussion and assemble in convention to provide comprehensive review of the Little League program including rules and regulations.  These discussions provide the basis for effective administration of the program at all levels.

Little League Baseball Camp
Little League Baseball Camps
are investing resources to ensure our counselors and coaches have the tools necessary to create the best learning environment for our campers. The new training vehicle is the “Little League Double-Goal CoachÔ Course”.

Peter J. McGovern Little League Museum
The Peter J. McGovern Little League Museum is all about the excitement of Little League Baseball and Softball. From its humble beginnings in 1939 as a three-team league in Williamsport through today and millions of participants in scores of countries, the museum is a tribute to Little League, past and present.


Coach and Manager training

Coach & Manager Training Program

Little League is launching a program designed to help managers and coaches be their best. While part of the program is making managers and coaches better at teaching skills, it is also aimed at making them better teachers and role models.

Recognizing that manager and coach are the most vital link in making a youngster’s experience in Little League a success, Little League has teamed up with world-renowned baseball trainers Al Herback and Al Price (Al & Al) to bring you the Official Little League Manager/Coach Educational Program.
Learn More...

Pitch Count

Little League Baseball Pitch Count
(Pitch Count Publication)

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (Aug. 25, 2006) – Little League Baseball is changing its decades-old pitching rules, making the actual number of pitches delivered the deciding factor in determining eligibility in the baseball division, it was announced today by Stephen D. Keener, president and chief executive officer of Little League Baseball and Softball.

Starting with the 2007 season, pitchers in all divisions of Little League, from age 7 to 18, will have specific limits for each game, based on their age. The number of pitches delivered in a game will determine the amount of rest the player must have before pitching again. Get the book here.


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