New Jersey District 6 Little League: Welcome
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Welcome to New Jersey District 6
Little League Baseball, Softball and Challenger
Tom Marguccio, District Administrator
Distict 6 is a part of Section 2 and is a member of the New Jersey State Little League Organization
District 6 is located in Bergen County and consits of the following leagues: Cliffside Park / Fairview, Edgewater, Englewood Cliffs, Fort Lee American, Fort Lee National,Little Ferry / South Hackensack, Palisades Park / Leonia,Ridgefield, Ridgefield Park, Teaneck Southern.
| The Little League Parent / Volunteer Pledge I will teach all children to play fair and do their best I will positively support all mangers, coaches and players I will respect the decisions of the umpires I will praise a good effort despite the outcome of the game |
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To: All League Presidents and League Safety Officers
Now is the time to submit safety plans to Little League for approval.
Please look at Safety Corner on the left side of this page for more information.
Leagues that have submitted please see if Little League has received the plan and approved it.
If they have not approved the plan they will give reason code (s) as to why the plan was not approved please follow up with Little League Headquarters (Insurance department) to get you plan approved.
Ever since Little League debuted baseball for teenagers 50 years ago, the standard infield has featured a pitching distance of 60 feet, six inches, and base paths of 90 feet – the same size as a professional baseball infield.The program grew over the years to its current status as the largest teenage baseball program in the world. A few years ago, Little League added the option of allowing 12-year-old players to “play up” in the Junior League Division for Regular Season and Tournament Play..Read More
To be a member of Little League, thousands of cities, towns, communities and neighborhoods throughout the world annually apply for a charter with Little League Baseball and Softball. When leagues prepare their applications to charter for the 2010 season, today’s technology will allow for process to be completed from a computer.For the first time, Little League International in South Williamsport, Pa., is encouraging leagues to apply for a charter using an online service available through the Little League Data Center.Read More
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To: All league presidents and Information Officers:
Please update all officers and board members for the 2010 season. Updating using the Little League Data Center. Using the Data Center will ensure that all of your volunteers will receive the necessary materials for the 2010 season. Click the title above.
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