The Baseball Choice
For Your Child's Summer!
All participants league age 7 & 8 will play games on “Little Cubs Field”

The 2010 Game Schedule is now Posted.  Click on the link to the left.

Registration for Freeport Little League is only $30 per child with a maximum of $60 per household.  All children “league age” 7-18 may participate.  “League Age” for the 2010 girls’ softball season is the participant’s age as of December 31, 2009.  “League Age” for the 2010 boys’ baseball season is the participant’s age as of March 31, 2009.  Children with a “league age” of 6 may participate if they played baseball/softball in an organized youth sports program in 2009.

To download and print the registration form click here.

Today, when it comes to recreation and sports, it seems like children have more choices than ever – whether it’s team sports, individual sports, or just playing video games.

On any given spring evening, 360,000 children around the world can be found on the dusty mounds and grassy fields of a Little League field. With more than four million people playing or volunteering in Little League games every year, Little League is the institutional rite of passage into the quintessential American pastime.

Little League Baseball provides an opportunity for children to learn the lifetime skills of leadership, sportsmanship, and teamwork.

These days, Little League is played on 12,000 diamonds in 50 states and 103 foreign countries. The climax of each season is the Little League World Series in Williamsport, played before 40,000 spectators and broadcast on national TV. There are corporate sponsors ranging from American Honda to insurer CNA Financial and TV Guide and celebrity spectators from Kevin Costner to Carlton Fisk.

Freeport Little League offers each child those same opportunities, and instills many life-long memories in children which we are very proud of. So welcome to Freeport Little League, and as always, we hope you have a wonderful season.

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.