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Hillsborough Little League
P.O. Box 469
Burlingame, California
94011

Hillsborough Little League (HLL) was founded in 1993 and has steadily become one of the great community pillars of Hillsborough and adjacent areas of San Mateo, Burlingame and Millbrae. Today, roughly 725 kids between the ages of 5 and 12 participate in HLL's seven divisions: T-Ball, A, AA, Minors and Majors Baseball as well as Minors and Majors Softball. Our teams play on Hillsborough school fields as well as town parks. Community support, parental involvement and our great kids have helped HLL build a first-class Little League and several championship teams.

Prior to 1993, Hillsborough children played in the Burlingame-Hillsborough Little League, which used fields in Burlingame. In 1992, Burlingame left the league to start a Burlingame-specific Rec League, the current BYBA, Burlingame Youth Baseball Association.

At that time, Hillsborough parents came together to form a Board of Directors and chartered a new Hillsborough Little League, which began play in 1993 on fields at Hillsborough's elementary and middle schools. With great interest, commitment and cooperation between Hillsborough parents, the Hillsborough School District, the Town of Hillsborough and the Hillsborough Recreation Department, Hillsborough Little League has expanded substantially. Its size and sophistication now includes batting cages, scoreboards, stands and portable backstops wherever possible.

In 2002, HLL formalized its boundaries to include San Mateo Park and the west side of Burlingame (west of El Camino Real). Having a small population base of 11,000 residents in Hillsborough, HLL must reach out to neighboring areas in order to field teams in each age group. In 2008, HLL added the town of Millbrae at parents' requests.

HLL plays in District 52, which includes 17 Little Leagues ranging from Pacifica in the north to Palo Alto in the south. Since 2001, HLL has developed a regional success story in Little League tournament play. HLL has won 16 district & sectional titles in the past nine years, 13 of which have come in the last four years. HLL has also won three Section 3 titles and our 2007 11-year-old team reached the Northern California Championship Game.

We’re proud of our history providing a fun and rewarding Little League experience for local boys and girls and in building championship teams. Most importantly, we’re proud of our Little Leaguers, who through this experience have come to appreciate excellence, teamwork, sportsmanship and commitment.

As we like to say in HLL, “It’s all about the kids.”



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June 2009 Update 4

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