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2009CityChampRosensteel
Saturday, June 27
Rosensteel wins City Majors title!!!
Rosensteel completes the hat trick of EFLL championships by defeating Frederick National's Lions in dramatic fashion Thursday night to become the 2009 Frederick City Little League Champions!!!
Rosensteel won it (twice some might say) in the bottom of the 7th 4 - 3.
Congratulations Rosensteel!!!
FNP article here
Here are the photos Ed took tonight at the game!  He certainly captured some very memorable moments here of your kids and of the coaches, too!
ENJOY!
  Cristi 


Rock champs
Monday, June 22
Rock Materials wins City Kid Pitch Championship!!!
CONGRATULATIONS ROCK MATERIALS!!!!
Frederick City 2009 Minor League Champions!!!
 
Rock Materials pulled off a come from behind last minute 9 - 8 victory in the bottom of the 6th of the Minor League City Championship game. It was an outstanding tight battle and a classic EFLL dogfight for the championship. MetlFab was outstanding in their play and deserves congratulations too on a great season.


MMI MP Champs
2009 Machine Pitch City Champs!!!
Monday, June 22
MMI wins City Machine Pitch Championship!!!
CONGRATULATIONS MMI !!!!
Frederick City 2009 Minor League Machine Pitch Champions!!!
 
Congratulations to MMI who won the City Tournament 10-7 against a strong opponent, AMC Mortgage.
It was an exciting game!
 


Thursday, June 4
An urgent Message from Little League

Friday, June 5
Bat Alterations Policy

Monday, May 25
Kellogg's Frosted Flakes® Earn Your Stripes™ program and ESPN.com

Thursday, March 26
Bat usage rule change. (Click here for the official release from LL)

Rule change for 2009

All bats MUST have a Bat Performance Rating (BPR) of 1.15 or less printed on the bat or they may not be used!

Wooden bats are an exception to the rule.

 

March 26, 2009
NOTICE TO PARENTS, PLAYERS AND LEAGUES:  IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING THE PURCHASE OF A NEW COMPOSITE METAL BAT FOR USE IN LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL (Major Division and below), BE SURE THAT THE BAT YOU ARE PURCHASING HAS THIS MARKING:  BPF 1.15 ON THE BARREL OR HANDLE OF THE BAT.  IF NOT, IT WILL NOT BE ALLOWED FOR PLAY IN LITTLE LEAGUE GAMES. 
 
Little League officials are aware that there are bats for sale in stores, online or that may have already been purchased that are Little League approved, but do not have the required bat performance standard (BPF) markings.  In fact, some of the bats on the Little League approved bat list may not carry the required BPF 1.15 marking on the bat, depending on when they were manufactured and licensed. Currently manufacturers are conducting an inventory and re-testing of all approved bats.  The results of this study / retesting is to be finished by March 31, 2009.  We are building a list of certain bats that are approved, but do not have the BPF marking due to special circumstances.  For these bats, we are extending eligibility for play until December 31, 2009.  As we are made aware of bats that meet our criteria for this extension, we will add them to the list.  Please check this list regularly for updates.  HOWEVER, ONLY BATS WITH THE BPF 1.15 MARKING AND THE BATS ON THIS LIST WILL BE ALLOWED FOR PLAY IN 2009.   

Bats with the special exception include the following:

Adidas Vanquish Blue design   (There is a newer model of this bat, also named the Vanquish and it has copper and black markings.  It contains the proper labeling and therefore is not subject to the one-year rule).
 
DeMarini  -   Black Coyote, Rogue, Distance, Rumble, Tengu, Mach 10, Patriot
 
Easton   -   LZ-810, LZ-800, Stealth Optiflex LST 1,
 
Louisville Slugger - YB31
 
NIKE -  Areo
 
 

Sincerely,


Little League International
P.O. Box 3485
539 US Route 15 Hwy
Williamsport, PA  17701-0485
Phone: 570-326-1921
Fax: 570-326-1074


Sunday, April 26
Pitch Count Rules 2009

Regulation VI - PITCHERS What is changed: Increases the maximum number of pitches a pitcher could deliver, and then be permitted to become a catcher in that day; Provides a second option for required rest; Deleted (e.) and moved that text up so that it applies only to Option 1.

(a) Any player on a regular season team may pitch. (NOTE: There is no limit to the number of pitchers a team may use in a game.)

(b) A pitcher once removed from the mound cannot return as a pitcher. Junior, Senior, and Big League Divisions only: A pitcher remaining in the game, but moving to a different position, can return as a pitcher anytime in the remainder of the game, but only once per game.

(c) The manager must remove the pitcher when said pitcher reaches the limit for his/her age group as noted below, but the pitcher may remain in the game at another position:

League Age 17-18              105 pitches per day

                     13-16               95 pitches per day

                     11-12               85 pitches per day

                      9-10                  75 pitches per day

                       7-8                    50 pitches per day

Exception: Exception: If a pitcher reaches the limit imposed in Regulation VI (c) for his/her league age while facing a batter, the pitcher may continue to pitch until any one of the following conditions occurs: 1. That batter reaches base; 2. That batter is put out; 3. The third out is made to complete the half-inning. Note 1: A pitcher who delivers 41 or more pitches in a game cannot play the position of catcher for the remainder of that day.

Prior to the start of the regular season the local league Board of Directors (or leagues involved in interleague play) must choose one of the following pitching rule options to be used by all teams in the league or a specific division during the regular season. NOTE: The local league Board (or leagues involved in interleague play) may select option 1 or option 2 but may not pick parts of option 1 and option 2 to make a local league rule.

 Option 2: (EAST FREDERICK IS FOLLOWING THIS OPTION)

(d) Pitchers league age 16 and under must adhere to the following rest requirements:

 • If a player pitches 61 or more pitches in a day, four (4) calendar days of rest must be observed.

 • If a player pitches 41 - 60 pitches in a day, three (3) calendar days of rest must be observed.

 • If a player pitches 21 - 40 pitches in a day, two (2) calendar days of rest must be observed.

 • If a player pitches 1-20 pitches in a day, no (0) calendar day of rest is required.

(e) DELETED for 2009

(f) Each league must designate the scorekeeper or another game official as the official pitch count recorder.

(g) The pitch count recorder must provide the current pitch count for any pitcher when requested by either manager or any umpire. However, the manager is responsible for knowing when his/her pitcher must be removed.

(h) The official pitch count recorder should inform the umpire-in-chief when a pitcher has delivered his/her maximum limit of pitches for the game, as noted in Regulation VI (c). The umpire-in-chief will inform the pitcher’s manager that the pitcher must be removed in accordance with Regulation VI (c). However, the failure by the pitch count recorder to notify the umpire-in-chief, and/or the failure of the umpire-in-chief to notify the manager, does not relieve the manager of his/her responsibility to remove a pitcher when that pitcher is no longer eligible.

(i) Violation of any section of this regulation can result in protest of the game in which it occurs. Protest shall be made in accordance with Playing Rule 4.19.

(j) A player who has attained the league age of twelve (12) is not eligible to pitch in the Minor League. (See Regulation V – Selection of Players) (k) A player may not pitch in more than one game in a day. (Exception: In the Big League Division, a player may be used as a pitcher in up to two games in a day.)

NOTES:

1. The withdrawal of an ineligible pitcher after that pitcher is announced, or after a warm-up pitch is delivered, but before that player has pitched a ball to a batter, shall not be considered a violation. Little League officials are urged to take precautions to prevent protests. When a protest situation is imminent, the potential offender should be notified immediately.

 2. Pitches delivered in games declared “Regulation Tie Games” or “Suspended Games” shall be charged against pitcher’s eligibility.

 3. In suspended games resumed on another day, the pitchers of record at the time the game was halted may continue to pitch to the extent of their eligibility for that day, provided said pitcher has observed the required days of rest.

Example 1: A league age 12 pitcher delivers 70 pitches in a game on Monday when the game is suspended. The game resumes on the following Thursday. The pitcher is not eligible to pitch in the resumption of the game because he/she has not observed the required days of rest.

Example 2: A league age 12 pitcher delivers 70 pitches in a game on Monday when the game is suspended. The game resumes on Saturday. The pitcher is eligible to pitch up to 85 more pitches in the resumption of the game because he/she has observed the required days of rest.

Example 3: A league age 12 pitcher delivers 70 pitches in a game on Monday when the game is suspended. The game resumes two weeks later. The pitcher is eligible to pitch up to 85 more pitches in the resumption of the game, provided he/she is eligible based on his/her pitching record during the previous three days (or four days, if the league is using Option 2).

Note: The use of this regulation negates the concept of the “calendar week” with regard to pitching eligibility.


Handout: Pitch Count Rules

Monday, June 22
Majors City Championship FAQs
City Championship FAQs
 
It has been asked how the Major League City Championship is set up so here you go!  Years ago, Frederick National, Frederick American and East Frederick got together and formed a Standard Operating Procedures to govern the City Championship.  The bracket was set up and the same format is followed each year.  Once the host president fills in the bracket, it is sent to the other presidents and approved.
 
Team A
Team B
Team C (Host league)
 
Game one:  Team A vs. Team B
Game two:  Team A vs. Team C
Game three: Team B vs. Team C
 
If any team loses two games, they are out of the Championship. The two remaining teams play Game four for the City title.
 
If all three teams have one loss, Game four is Team A vs. Team B.  Game five is the winner of Game four vs. Team C.
 
I hope that answers any questions!
 
If you have any other questions you would like to see answered, email me at efll_president@yahoo.com
 
Thanks!


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