petition Saturday, May 24!

May 23 was the Memorial Day Weekend batting derby and skills competition. Congratulations to all the winners!

Farms Softball: 1. Molley Cummings 2. Grace Malley 3. Julia Vella

Farms Baseball: 1. Aiden Brown(Tie) 1. Gino Vano 2. Peter Szuchy 3. Tim Sweet

Minors Softball: 1. Lexi Walsberg 2. Gwen Donaldson 3. Victoria D'Agostino

Minors Baseball 1. Brad McGarvey 2. Zach Amelia (Tie) 2. Max Kresek

Majors Softball: 1. Marisol Rivas 2. Bridgette Rohl 3.Nicole Holder

Majors Baseball: 1. Jack Faccibene 2. Ross Lapides 3. Steven Schweitzer

Moms:1.Margaret Stroehlein

Just to remind all these are our FAIR PLAY RULES at posted on our Website

These guidelines are intended to serve as minimum standards for ensuring that all players get an equitable share of playing time. Coaches are required to meet these guidelines and strongly encouraged to exceed them to ensure balance in participation among players regardless of skill level. Coaches, especially at the lower skill levels, also need to ensure that players do not play positions where they lack the skills and experience to protect themselves or other players. Coaches are required to supply league director with a copy of team’s field positions, batting order and number of pitches thrown by each pitcher after each game (this requirement is mandated by Little League Baseball). Coaches are also required to sign a document stating their agreement to abide by the fair play rules.

Field Rule
Each player must play at least one inning and preferably two innings, in an infield position during a game. One inning constitutes three consecutive outs. Infield can be any of the following positions: catcher, pitcher, first base, second base, third base or shortstop. Regardless of the amount of innings played during the game this rule must be adhered to. Also, it is recommended that all players play the position of outfielder.

Bench Rule
In some situations, one or two players may have to sit for 2 innings in a game due to the number of players on the team. Consequently, all players on a team must sit for one inning before any player is asked to sit for a second inning during the game. One inning constitutes three consecutive outs. The starting pitcher is the ONLY player exempt from this rule. BUT when the starting pitcher is removed from the game he/she becomes subject to this rule. Also, if a player shows up after the first inning is completed that player may be exempt from this rule. If a player is hurt during the game that player is exempt from this rule. This rule must be adhered to if 10 or more players begin the game. Also, it is recommended that coaches rotate the starting fielding positions and not have the same players on the bench at the start of each game.

Batting Order
Each player must bat in one of the top four spots in the batting order in at least three games.

I also want to clear up and reiterate a couple of issues in regards to Fairplay rules

1 - ALL children at ALL levels are to play at least (1) inning of every game (INCLUDING THE PLAYOFFS) in the infield.  The only time this should not occur is if THERE is a severe safety issue.  If it is a safety issue then the coach should have a discussion with the parents ahead of time and let them know and then before a game they should let the other coach know.  At this point of the season this discussion should have already occured. This should not be used as a reason to stop playing a child in the infield who has played there all season long.

2 - While it is not required to have each child play an inning in the outfield.  IT IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED that each and every boy and girl play the outfield during the season, multiple times is even better.  Just because a child is your "starting" shortstop it does not mean that is where they are going to play their entire career, especially when they get to junior high and high school.  Remember this is Little League and we are trying to coach and teach these boys and girls to be the best players that they can be not the best players at a certain position.  Having your supposed "best athletes" try another position other than 1st, SS, Pitcher and Catcher can only help them be better ball players in the future

3 - As the season winds down if each child has not yet had the chance to bat at the beginning of the order, please make sure they get the opportunity.  Remember as noted above each child MUST bat in the top of the order in at least (3) games.  If they have done so as of yet you still have time to meet this goal.

Remember all Minors and Majors teams make the playoffs, while all coaches should be coaching to win, winning should not come before any and all children no matter what their skill level may be.

At the farms level it is encouraged that coaches go beyond the prescribed fair play rules. This is an instructional-level division and all players should be given an equal chance to play all the positions on the field that do not pose a safety issue.

Also if you need to make up any days due to bad weather they must be made up  before the last game of the regular season for the Minors and Majors levels.  Farms Level and Tee Ball Level games can be made up after the last scheduled games as there are no playoffs.  We highly encourage making up all games. (Please See Your Director)

Also as the season winds down I wanted to thank each and every one of you for taking the time out of your schedules to Manage, Coach, Assist, prepare and maintain our fields for all of our teams and players.  I hope that the experience you have had is a rewarding one.  I would also like you to take a look at the experience ALL of your players have had. If at the end of the year you can say the following, then you have done a great job coaching, mentoring and improving each child's Little League experience.
* Each child has shown improvement
* Each child had the opportunity to play multiple positions and bat in multiple spots in the order
* Each child, no matter how small it may be, had the chance to shine or made to feel that they made a positive contribution to his or her team
* Each child has the desire to come back and play Softball or Baseball next year.

Thank you again for all of your hard work and dedication and I hope to see all of you back on the fields next year.

Kevin Going

To all coaches and parents

As you know this past fall we regradeed, resodded and realigned both Locust Ave Fields.  Our plan for this fall is to give the Ralph Avenue fields a makeover as well.  The fields are now in pristine condition and it is our goal to keep them in this condition.  In order to do this a few things must happen.
1 - Daily Maintenance:  Fields must be raked properly at the end of each day after games are completed.  Greg Sharp, who upgraded our fields, has been showing Board Members, Coaches and Volunteers the correct way to rake the fields.  If you have not yet had the time to spend with Greg, please try and get together with him or another coach who has worked with Greg already.  He will be at the Fields every Saturday morning at 7AM. Believe it or not there is a right and wrong way to rake the field and we need to make sure that we follow the correct steps and procedures in doing so.

2 - Weekly repairs and Maintenance:  Saturday Mornings is our (1) chance in the week to really prep and do any miscellaneous repairs to the fields.  We are looking for Volunteers to come down to the fields at 7am to work on all three fields for an hour to and hour and a half to do this work.  We would like to get set groups of volunteers, as well as fill ins, for each field, hopefully we can get a minimum of 6 up to 10 volunteers per field.  With this many it would not be a problem if we were missing people or were shorthanded one week.  We would like to see Majors and Minors Coaches volunteer for South, Minors and Farms volunteer for North and Farms and T-Ball volunteer at Ralph.

3 - Tarps, as you know last year we purchased tarps for both Locust South and North.  In case of heavy rain we are looking to have a list of people that we could contact to number 1 get the tarps on the field at night, (this can be done with as little as 4 people)  and then have them removed before a game, (this takes a few more people but the hope here is that some of the parents for the game being played could come down to help out.)  By doing this we can save the fields from taking too much of a beating.  I hope to have new tarps for Ralph this year as well.  If you can get us your email address and a contact number that would be great.

So as you can see we are looking for volunteers to help with the fields, we are reaching out to the coaches and in turn would like to see them reach out to all of the parents.  We know that not everyone can commit the time to be a board member, manager or coach but if we can get other parents to help us out for an hour or so a week we can make sure that our fields stay in the condition they are in today.  Please contact myself or the website to sign up and get on the list.  Let us know where you think you can be of help to the Babylon Little League.  The more we can do as volunteers and parents the better the experience all of the children will have

Thank you

Kevin Going

To all Families:
To be eligible to play in the Babylon Little League your child must either be a Resident of the Village of Babylon or must live in the Boundaries of the Babylon School District.  If you reside outside of the Village of Babylon and are registered in the West Babylon School District you are not permitted to play in the Babylon Little League.  This is against our Williamsport Charter Agreement.  If you have registered with us in error please contact us so that we can refund your registration fee.
Also if you live in Babylon Village but are in the West Babylon School District boundaries you are allowed to play in our spring season but your child will not be allowed to represent the Babylon Little League in either the Williamsport Summer Tournament or the District 34 Tournament.  This is dictated by Williamsport Little League.  So if you and/or your child have the desire or are interested in playing summer ball, then you should cancel your registration in the Babylon Little League and then register in the West Babylon Little League

If you have any questions please contact us through our Website

Kevin Going
Babylon Little League
President

Hello to all Junior, Senior and Big League Baseball and Softball Families

The Babylon Little League would like to remind everyone that Little League is just not for Grade School children.  Some people believe that the Little League baseball experience ends after 12 years of age.   This is far from the truth.  Little League has programs for boys and girls up to 18 years of age.  After the Major League Division, Little League offers programs at the Junior, Senior and Big League Levels.   These divisions play on full size fields.  It is a great opportunity for boys and girls who would like to continue their Little League experience and to improve their skill levels as they play at the Junior and Senior High School levels.

In the past Babylon has had teams playing at all of these levels and we have been very successful.   We would like to continue offering these successful programs to any and all boys and girls from the ages of 13 – 18 years of age.  We are also looking for Managers and coaches for all of these teams, as well.  We are looking to get commitments from the players by March 1^st on whether or not they want to play.   We would also like to know by the beginning of January who would be interested in being apart of the coaching staff for each of these teams

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These programs typically only have one team at each age level, so unfortunately we will be accepting boys and girls on a first come first serve basis.  If we are fortunate to get enough participants to make two teams it will then be necessary to have a second set of coaches.  In the past the registration for these teams has dragged on late into the spring and has caused problems in actually putting teams together and setting up schedules with District 34 (This is our local Governing Little League).

District 34 and Williamsport have worked very hard over the last few years in improving the Little League experience at these age levels.  They plan to offer a tournament schedule for these ages this year as well as improving the way the league operates.  One of the bigger changes they have made is the age of play for each division in Baseball.  This year the baseball divisions are broken down as follows

Juniors – 13 and 14 year old boys

Seniors – 14, 15 and 16 year old boys

Big League – 16, 17 and 18 year old boys

As you can see the 14 and 16 year old boys are swing years.  They have done this with the hopes that the level of play improves and gives the boys of various abilities to play at the level that is best suited for them.

The girls are broken down as follows

Juniors – 13 and 14 years of age

Seniors – 15 and 16 years of age

Big League – 17 and over

If your son or daughter  is interested in playing in the 2009 season and or you would be interested in being apart of the coaching staff for any of these teams, please email us at babylon.little.league@gmail.com or you can call any of the following board members to discuss

Jr., Sr, Big League Baseball Director

Nick Giampietro 516-458-6525

Jr. and Sr Softball Director

Joseph McGarvey

631-321-1163

President

Kevin Going 516-322-6216

VP of Baseball

Tim McCaffrey 516-510-3075

Tips on Establishing a Coach-Parent Partnership
By David Jacobson, Positive Coaching Alliance

Little League Double-Goal Coaches®, who strive to win on the scoreboard while teaching life lessons, need cooperation from players’ parents to create a positive, character-building environment. Just as coaches have the “Second Goal” of teaching life lessons through sports, we encourage “Second Goal” parenting, where parents focus on helping their children take life lessons from baseball and softball.

The following tips, directed at parents, are excerpted from the new book Positive Sports Parenting: How “Second-Goal” Parents Raise Winners in Life Through Sports by Positive Coaching Alliance Founder Jim Thompson.

Recognize the commitment the coach has made: For whatever reason, you have chosen not to help coach the team. The coach has made a commitment that involves many hours of preparation beyond the hours spent at practices and games. He has earned the right to make decisions (including playing time) with his commitment. Recognize his commitment and the fact that in most cases he is doing so without pay. Try to remember this if something goes awry during the season.

Make early, positive contact with the coach: As soon as you know who your child’s coach is going to be, contact him/her to introduce yourself. To the extent that you can do so, ask if there is any way you can help. By getting to know the coach early and establishing a positive relationship, it will be much easier to talk with him/her later if a problem arises.

Let the coach coach: You are not one of the coaches, so avoid giving your child instructions during the game. It can be confusing for a child to hear someone other than the coach giving instructions during a game. And remember, the best way you can help your child is to be a “Second-Goal Parent,” so focus on helping your child learn life lessons and let the coach coach.

To all Babylon Village Residents

The summer has ended and the children are back in school.  I am sure they are all hitting the books hard and doing their best.  The Babylon Little League Fall program is in full swing, providing baseball and softball players with an extended season of fun and competition on the diamond. 
As we get ready to wrap up our 2008 season, we're already working hard on 2009, looking to continue improving our children's Little League experience.  If you have had the chance to drive by the Locust Avenue Fields you will notice that the entire infields of both fields have been re-graded and covered with new sod.  This work is being done with the help of Greg Sharp, of the Landtek Group, and the Village. A special thanks goes out to all for the hard work.  We will be realigning both fields so that all is ready for the start of our 2009 season.  We have also added new drains on the fields to help during inclement weather.  Soon the outfields will be aerated and seeded as well.  We will oversee significant repairs at Ralph Avenue prior to the spring season. While the work is being done -- and throughout the remainder of the fall -- we would appreciate it if no one uses the field.  This will ensure that we get the maximum benefit out of these repair exercises.  In addition to field upgrades, the Babylon Little League will start construction of a new snack stand in the next few weeks.

On October 22nd Little League will be holding an open meeting and conducting an election for members of the 2009 Board of Directors.  We hope that you can all join us and give us your input on the upcoming season.

I would like to thank everyone -- from the Board Members, to all of the Little League Families and the Village -- for making my first year as President an enjoyable experience.  I hope that we were able to make the 2008 season an enjoyable one for all of you.  As a board we try our best to succeed in following the Little League pledge, spirit and guidelines and we truly appreciate all of your support.

Congratulations to the Babylon 8 year olds for a terrific run in the District 34 Summer ball tournament.  The boys fought fiercely throughout, beating some highly ranked teams along the way to a 4th place overall finish (out of 22 teams!) and a berth in the Gold Medal round of the tournament.  They worked very hard every practice, improved a lot and had a lot of fun along the way. 
 
For most of the boys this was their first time facing live pitching.  Despite this, over the season all of them made contact, got on base and scored.  The team defense was solid throughout the year with several standout plays in both the infield and outfield.  And our pitchers were terrific throughout the season keeping every game close and dominating some.
 
Their coaches and parents couldn’t be prouder of the boys’ effort and attitude and we all look forward to getting back out there again next year. 
 
Thanks for a great tournament everyone!

Coach Mike Lavin

The Babylon 8 and 9 year old summer teams got off to a fast start in the District 34 Tournament. Both teams are in the "A" Pool and eligible to play for the Gold Medal! Here are some highlites of their games.

8 Year olds 

The boys started the summer season with a bang as they won their first game in dominating fashion, 24-1 over Commack North Black.  They got off to a fast start with impressive pitching from Matthew Lavin striking out 9 straight batters over the first 3 innings and a mammoth 3-run home run by Andrew Szuchy in the first inning.  They followed that up with a second overwhelming effort, winning 20-3 vs. Bay Shore Grey, behind outstanding pitching from Joseph Rende and Ryan McCabe and some exceptional hitting, including a huge 2-out bases-loaded double by Joey McHugh and triple rocketed to right by Julian Romero. EVERY player on the team scored at least 1 run. It was a terrific team effort.
 

On Tuesday, the Babylon 8 year olds lost for the first time this summer 8-3 to top-ranked Half Hollow Hills National, putting their record at 2-1 for the initial round of the District 34 tournament.  Babylon was the first team to break through and score any runs against HHH, led by Joseph Rende scoring one run and driving in 2 more.  Frankie Vano and Andrew Szuchy both had solid outings on the mound enabling Babylon to keep the game tight and put a scare into their opponents.

9 Year Olds

1st game Babylon vs Larkfield. Two evenly matched teams that both played solid defense. Anthony Vano pitched a solid 4 and half innings of scoreless baseball and was relieved by Danny Levins who pitched his way out of bases loaded both innings to keep Larkfield from scoring. Babylon bats came alive in the 3rd inning with Kenny Rohl's in the park homerun that set the stage for a 3-0 win.
 
2nd game-Babylon vs North Babylon. Babylon's 9 yr olds played great defense and offense from the start against a solid North Babylon team. Brandon Beierle pitched 5 and two thirds inning and held North Babylon to 1 run, until he was relieved as he met his pitch limit. Babylon's bats were alive all game long with Max Kresek hitting a triple and a double with boys on bases. North Babylon scored 3 runs in the top of the 6th to make it a 6-4 game, until Max Kresek came in to relieve Zach Amelia and closed the inning out in 8 pitches. BOTH WINS WOULDN'T BE POSSIBLE WITHOUT THE TEAM AS A WHOLE CONTRIBUTING.

3rd Game-Huge Victory by a score of 27-0. More details to follow. That is not a typo on the score.

To all Babylon Little League Families,

As our regular spring season winds down I wanted to thank all of the girls and boys who played with us this year.  There were a lot of exciting moments on the fields this year, some nail biting games, upsets in the playoffs, great personal achievements and even a Perfect Game this year.  We have watched as the boys and girls improved week after week.  It was a joy to see that when you put good coaching and good sportsmanship together how much the kids and parents enjoy being at the fields.

As the board has stated in the past the success of the Little League is not possible without the help of all of our coaches and volunteers and we want to thank all of you for coming down to the fields week after week.  It is because of you that all of our children will remember their Little League experience as being a positive one.

As our playoffs wrap up and we move into the Summer Tournament season we want to let you know that the boys and girls season does not need to end here.  Some of our participants will be playing in the District 34 Tournament, if you get a chance try and catch a game, for those kids who are not playing in this Tournament, we once again will be holding our Summer Sandlot session this year.  Every night Monday - Thursday we will invite all of the boys and girls down to Locust South to play under the lights.  There will be two nights each for boys and girls.  There will be a night for ages 7 - 9 and one for ages 10 - 12.  As our plans get finalized we will post on the website and send emails out.

Also on Saturday July 12th we will be holding out first annual Movie/Trophy night at Locust South.  We will be handing out trophies to all of the children as well as watching a movie on the big screen.  There will be plenty of prizes and fun for everyone to enjoy.  Check the Website for times and details

Last but not least as a board we try and do the best for the children and families of Babylon.  We make a lot of decisions from small to big, some of these are successful and some are not as successful.  We try to stay focused on the big picture, that this is Little League and not the big leagues.  We have to remember that all our children want to do is play Baseball and Softball.  They want to go down to the fields with their friends, hopefully play to the best of their ability and make their parents and teammates proud of them.  We want the kids to have nothing but the best experience and keep them interested in playing and coming back year after year.  If you have any suggestions or ideas on how we can improve, Our Children's Little League please let us know.  We welcome all ideas, comments and constructive criticism.  Without your feedback we cannot continue to improve year after year. Send an email to Babylon.Little.League@gmail.com with any suggestion, questions or comments.  We also will be sending out forms to all so we can get feedback on your and your child's Little League experience this year, please send this back to us so we know how we are doing and how we can improve upon next year.

Thanks again to all and we look forward to seeing you this summer and next year.

Kevin Going

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petition Saturday, May 24!

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On Saturday May 24 the Babylon Little League held its annual Memorial Day Weekend Skills Competition at the Locust Avenue Fields. It was a beautiful sunny day and the turnout of boys, girls and parents set a record. The competition in baseball and softball was a combination of hitting, running and fielding. There was also a batting derby competition for the Moms so they could show off their batting skills. The first place winners received 6 tickets to a Ducks game. The 2^nd and 3^rd place winners received $25 gift certificates to Murphy’s Sports Shack. The Moms received 6 Broadway show tickets. The Babylon Little League would like to thank Plesser’s and Going Sign Company for sponsoring the event. A special thank you goes out to Kevin Going for running the softball and Ken Rende and Nick Giampietro for running the baseball competitions. Here are your winners:

Moms: Madeline Rivas

Farms Softball: Molly Cummings

Farms Baseball: Tie Joseph Rende and Mathew Lavin

Minors Softball: Bridget Rohl

Minors Baseball: Breck Walters

Majors Softball: Allison Sweet

Majors Baseball: Ryan Mathews

The Babylon Little League is in full swing. Please visit our website at www.babylonlittleleague.org

President’s Note: 2008 Memorial Day Hitting Derby 

Hello to All Memorial Day is upon us and we are in full swing in our Little League Season.   I wanted to take a moment to thank all of our families for being part of the Babylon Little League experience.  We are now a month into the season and it seems as if all of the children are in Little League mode.  

Before providing details about our annual Memorial Day Hitting Derby and Festivities, I wanted to take the time to thank all of our volunteers over the last few weekends for getting up early to help us prepare the fields for the kids.  Over the last two Fridays we have had heavy rain but for the most part this has not stopped us from playing.  As you may or may not know we recently purchased two large tarps to cover our Locust North and South Fields.  We plan to get a tarp for Ralph Avenue, as well.  But the tarps alone are not the reason we were able to play.  At 7 AM on recent Saturdays I am happy to say that we have had over 30 volunteers down at all three fields removing tarps, soaking up water, turning over dirt and raking the fields.  With these volunteers, Skip Gardner and the Village’s assistance, we were the only Little League in the area to get a full slate of games in on those days.  I was at neighboring towns this weekend and for a small Village the turnout of volunteers dwarfed everyone else’s.  The Board of Directors cannot thank all of you enough. 

As a board we work hard to make sure that we are doing the best that we can so that each of your daughters and sons truly enjoy their Little League season.  This could not be possible without the help of all of the volunteers, moms, dads and siblings that help us set up the fields and get the children down to the field to cheer them on.  Thank you again. 

This weekend is our annual Memorial Day Hitting Derby and Skills Competition.  Starting at 9 AM we will be having events at Locust South for the Boys and Locust North for the girls.  The day will be broken out for each division -- Farms through Majors.  The boys and girls will be running the bases, fielding, throwing and hitting with the chance to win some great prizes.  We also will be having my favorite contest: the Moms Hitting Derby on Locust North.  This has always been a highlight of the day, watching the moms get up to bat, as the kids cheer them on.  As always, our Moms will be playing for a grand prize. In addition to capturing the crown of Best Hitting Mom in Babylon 2008, one lucky mom will be awarded Broadway tickets.  If you are around this weekend, please come down and join us.  

Farms – 9 AM

Minors - 10 AM

Moms Hitting Derby - 11 AM

Majors -- 11:30 AM 

Thanks again to everyone and if you should have any questions, problems or concerns please do not hesitate to contact us at babylon.little.league@gmail.com

Kevin Going

I am sure you have all thought that rain on the day of your game or rain the night before and there is no way the fields will be playable because of the mud and puddles that accumulate. Well, think again! Just drive by the Locust Fields and you just might see a brand new sight. It is two 100x100 foot tarps purchased by the Little League to protect the fields from the dreaded rain. The tarps were first put down by the hard working members of the Board of Directors on Thursday night, May 15, as the Friday forecast was for rain all day and night. The tarps will protect the infields and keep our fields in the best possible shape.

It was a great Opening Day for the Babylon Little League on April 12. The downpours that came Friday night were gone, but the damage to the Locust Avenue Fields was extensive. Thanks go out to Skip Gardner and Scott Lockwood for getting the field in shape for the Opening Day Ceremonies along with the guys on the Board of Directors who were out there at 7:30 AM working away to get the field ready. It was truly a fantastic job.

The Parade through the Village from Village Hall to the Locust Fields was a happy and joyous one. It was lead by the Babylon Fire Department band and trucks.  Children from the T-Ball Division all the way through the Majors baseball and softball were cheered by parents, relatives, friends and the merchants of Babylon Village along the route. Present at the field was the Babylon Village Council Trustees, Kevin Muldowney, Anthony Davida, Alice Vendervelt and Debbie Basile. Lindsey Henry and Corrine DiSomme were present representing the Town of Babylon. State Senator Owen Johnson announced that $20,000 has been allocated to the Little League to help pay for Snack Stand improvements, which drew a loud cheer. Mayor Ralph Scordino threw out the first softball pitch. Darrell Conway was honored by the Little League for his years of dedication and devotion to the BLL. He threw out the ceremonial first baseball pitch.  Lisa Tarpinian a student at Babylon HS, sang the Star Spangled Banner.  The Ceremonies got a little downpour of rain towards the end, but the rain stopped and all raffles and prizes were awarded. A very special thank you goes out to Tim McCaffrey of the Babylon Little League for putting all the Opening Day Ceremonies together.

 www.BabylonLittleLeague.org

Hello Babylon Little League fans. We are very excited about our website this year. This will be your #1 source for information and everything you always wanted to know about Babylon Little League. We are taking a very pro-active approach to our site this year.

As you can see on the welcome page, Opening Day is fast approaching, and as it nears, our website will be filling up with information and fun. Right now, the teams for each division are added. This is something new to BLL. Yes, we will still have sponsors (and we encourage you to support them!) but teams will now have "real" major league names. Along with that, all players will receive a real hat and uniform colors of their team!

Another new feature will be schedules and standing listed right on the website. As things are finalized, schedules will be posted. As game results come in, they will go right on the website and you will be able to see updated standings. Along with that, anything else you would like to see such as game highlights, photos or news stories can go right on the site. There will be a lot of information coming on how this will be done.

Ever wonder if your child's game is still on? How many times have you heard this on the weather forecast, "Possible late day thunder storms"? Well, our website will be a good source for game cancellations. We will be posting updates as frequently as possible, such as "As of 4:00pm games are still on". We hope to use our site as much as possible for game cancellations.

That's about it for now. We are really excited about the season and are counting down the days until Opening Day! 

As always, if you have any questions or comments send an email to Rich Meyerson at:

Babylon.Little.League@gmail.com