All dates are tentative.

District Softball, all ages, June 23-29 in Pilot Rock

District Baseball, all ages, June 30-July 6 at Triangle Little League

State 9-10 & 10-11 Softball starts July 14 in Enterprise

State 11-12 Softball is July 6-11 in Brookings

State 9-10 Baseball is July 13-21 in Lake Oswego

State 10-11 Baseball starts July 13 or 14 in Hermiston

State 11-12 Baseball starts ?? in Portland/Gresham area

Little League team and individual photos continue today, Saturday, April 21, at Washington School gym, 1205 SE Byers Ave. Photos will proceed as scheduled even if games are rained out. For more information, contact John Bradt at 541-612-0818.

Click here for photo schedule
Click here for photo order form

All Tuesday, April 17 games have been cancelled. 

Little League team and individual photos continue through Saturday, April 21. All Saturday, April 21 photos will be at Washington School gym, 1205 SE Byers Ave. There are no photos on Sat., April 14. Weeknight photos will be at the Seek the Spark studio (directions below). Photos will proceed as scheduled even if games are rained out. For more information, contact John Bradt at 541-612-0818.

Click here for photo schedule
Click here for photo order form
Click here for directions to Seek the Spark studio

Tentative Juniors schedule below. More games may be added.

The 2012 master schedule can be downloaded below as a PDF file. The games will be added to the online calendar over the next few days. Please note that the online calendar is the official calendar and will be kept up to date. The PDF file will NOT be updated.

2012 master schedule

The Pendleton High School baseball team is conducting a baseball clinic for players ages 5 to 14 on Saturday, March 24, 2012 at Bob White Field. Sessions for ages 5-9 will take place from 9:00 a.m.-Noon while ages 10-14 can participate from 1:00-4:00 p.m. Bucks players and coaches will teach offensive and defensive fundamentals, including take-home drills campers can use to continue their development after the camp. Fee is $30 per camper. Click here for registration form and more details. For more information, contact Pendleton High School at 541-966-3854.

All boys 8-12 years old who are interested in playing in AAA or Majors MUST try out on Saturday, March 3, 2012. All players already on a Majors team don't need to try out but all boys wishing to play at the AAA level must try out regardless of what level they were at last year. If you can't make the tryouts you must contact the player agent to remain eligible for the draft.
All 7-year-old boys must play at the A level. The A level will be boys' ages 7-9. The AA level will be boys' ages 8-10. All A & AA teams will be randomly selected by the league director and player agent. The A & AA managers will practice together for at least two practices before they seperate the players into A & AA levels. There will be no special arrangements for team placement. The manager of the team your child is placed on will notify you.

Each player will be rated on hitting, throwing, fielding and running. A pitching machine may be ensure accuracy for all players. Players should bring water, glove, bat and wear appropriate clothing. DO NOT bring any baseballs

If you have any questions, please contact one of the following board members:
Dan Primus, Player Agent - Baseball, 541-969-3665
Tom Phelan, Vice President- Baseball, 541-377-5148

All girls 8-12 years old who are interested in playing in AAA or Majors MUST try out on Saturday, March 3, 2012. All players already on a Majors team don't need to try out. If you can't make the tryouts you must contact the Head of Girls Softball to remain eligible for the Majors draft. All 7-year-old girls must play at the AA and will be randomly assigned to a team. There will be no special arrangements for team placements.

All girls 13-16 years old who are interested in playing in Juniors or Seniors MUST try out on Saturday, March 3, 2012. All players already on a Juniors team don't need to try out. If you can't make the tryouts you must contact the Head of Girls Softball to remain eligible for the Juniors/Seniors draft.

Each player will be rated on hitting, throwing, fielding and running. A pitching machine may be used to ensure accuracy for all players. Players should bring water, glove, bat and wear appropriate clothing. DO NOT bring any softballs

If you have any questions, please contact:
Rob Parker, Vice-President of Girls Softball, 541-379-0955

2012 season registration dates at Sunridge Middle School:
Thursday, February 2, 2012 - 5:30-8:00 p.m.
Saturday, February 4, 2012 - 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Tuesday, February 7, 2012 - 5:30-8:00 p.m.
Thursday, February 9, 2012 - 5:30-8:00 p.m.
Monday, February 20, 2012 - 5:30-8:00 p.m.
Wednesday, February 22, 2012 - 5:30-8:00 p.m.
Saturday, February 25, 2012 - 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Babe Ruth registration will also be available at these sessions.
These will be the only sign-up dates. A $10 late fee will be added for any child signed up after Feb. 25, 2012. A copy of the child's birth certificate must be presented at registration. Click on the "Forms" section on the left of this website for required forms.

• District 3 Girls' 9-10 schedule
• District 3 Girls' 11-12 schedule

Front: Daniel Naughton, Nick Bower, Shaw Jerome, Bryson Pierce, Gage Correa

Middle: Caleb Cary, Hunter Brewer, John Malcom, Caden Smith, Mekhi Foreman, Jesse Coles

Back: Coach Devin Correa, Manager Jim Malcom, Coach Rob Naughton

Front Row:

Quinn Doherty #26, Tanner Sweek #11 , Gabe Umbarger #33, Ty Beers #29, Easton Phelan #1, Austen Fell #16

Second Row:

Shawn Yeager 3 , Kaden Clark #4 , Riley Kelm #7, Ryan Stahl #27, Cooper Roberts #28

Back Row:

Coach Bryan Clark, Coach Fred Fell, Manager Tom Phelan

Little League team and individual photos continue today, Saturday, April 16, at Washington School gym, 1205 SE Byers Ave. Photos will proceed as scheduled even if games are rained out. Click here for the complete schedule. Order forms will be distributed to teams this week or you can download the form here. For more information, contact John Bradt at 541-612-0818.

Little League team and individual photos will be held Saturday, April 9 and Saturday, April 16, at Washington School gym, 1205 SE Byers Ave. Click here for the complete schedule. Order forms will be distributed to teams this week or you can download the form here. For more information, contact John Bradt at 541-612-0818.

The 2011 schedules are now online as PDF files. The games will be added to the online calendar over the next few days. Please note that the online calendar is the official calendar and will be kept up to date. These files will NOT be updated.

Majors Boys
AAA Boys
AA Boys
A Boys
Juniors/Seniors Girls
Majors Girls
AAA Girls
AA Girls

The Pendleton High School baseball team is conducting a baseball clinic for players ages 5 to 14 on Friday, April 8, 2011 at Bob White Field. Sessions for ages 5-9 will take place from 9:00 a.m.-Noon while ages 10-14 can participate from 1:00-4:00 p.m. Bucks players and coaches will teach offensive and defensive fundamentals, including take-home drills campers can use to continue their development after the camp. Fee is $30 per camper. Click here for registration form and more details. For more information, contact Pendleton High School at 541-966-3854.

All boys 8-12 years old who are interested in playing in AAA or Majors MUST try out on Saturday, March 6, 2010. All players already on a Majors team don't need to try out. If you can't make the tryouts you must contact the player agent to remain eligible for the draft.
All 7-year-old boys must play at the A level. The A level will be boys' ages 7-9. The AA level will be boys' ages 8-10. All A & AA teams will be randomly selected by the league director and player agent. The A & AA managers will practice together for at least two practices before they seperate the players into A & AA levels. There will be no special arrangements for team placement. The manager of the team your child is placed on will notify yu.

Each player will be rated on hitting, throwing, fielding and running. A pitching machine may be ensure accuracy for all players. Players should bring water, glove, bat and wear appropriate clothing. DO NOT bring any baseballs

If you have any questions, please contact one of the following board members:
Dan Primus, Player Agent - Baseball, 541-969-3665
Tom Phelan, Vice President- Baseball, 541-377-5148

All girls 8-12 years old who are interested in playing in AAA or Majors MUST try out on Saturday, March 5, 2011. All players already on a Majors team don't need to try out. If you can't make the tryouts you must contact the Head of Girls Softball to remain eligible for the Majors draft. All 7-year-old girls must play at the AA and will be randomly assigned to a team. There will be no special arrangements for team placements.

All girls 13-16 years old who are interested in playing in Juniors or Seniors MUST try out on Saturday, March 6, 2010. All players already on a Juniors team don't need to try out. If you can't make the tryouts you must contact the Head of Girls Softball to remain eligible for the Juniors/Seniors draft.

Each player will be rated on hitting, throwing, fielding and running. A pitching machine may be used to ensure accuracy for all players. Players should bring water, glove, bat and wear appropriate clothing. DO NOT bring any softballs

If you have any questions, please contact:
David Lloyd, President, 541-276-3700
Rob Hillmick, Head of Girls Softball, 541-276-0351

2011 season registration dates:
Tuesday, February 1, 2011 - 5:30-8:00 p.m. at Sunridge Middle School
Thursday, February 3, 2011 - 5:30-8:00 p.m. at Sunridge Middle School
Saturday, February 5, 2011 - 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. at Sunridge Middle School
Monday, February 14, 2011 - 5:30-8:00 p.m. at Sunridge Middle School
Wednesday, February 16, 2011 - 5:30-8:00 p.m. at Sunridge Middle School
Saturday, February 19, 2011 - 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. at Sunridge Middle School
Babe Ruth registration will also be available at these sessions.
These will be the only sign-up dates. A $10 late fee will be added for any child signed up after Feb. 19, 2011. A copy of the child's birth certificate must be presented at registration. Click on the "Forms" section on the left of this website for required forms.

After cruising through the state playoffs, the Pendleton 11-12 girls have stepped up their game in Western Regionals. Part of their motivation stems from a chance encounter before the tournament.

Remi Robinson is a 2-year-old who is suffering from cancer. Her grandmother, Jan Bothum, came to one of the team's fundraising car washes and talked to the girls about Remi and her battle. As one of the team parents described it, "by the time she left there wasn’t a dry eye in the house." Team member Tiah Grass and her sister Kayla made the sign and as soon as the girls saw it they thought about Remi and all that she has gone through in her short little life. They also thought about her grandmother, obviously filled with worry, love and hope for her granddaughter, yet still taking the time to support the all star team by having her truck washed (which, by the way did not need to be washed).

In the girls' second game on Monday, they had to battle back in the fifth inning from a 5-0 deficit to claim their first tournament victory. Their determination was inspiring in producing what may have been the best inning of any of the games these girls have played together so far. The team played with such spirit not just for themselves, but also for a little girl they've never met whose struggle touched their hearts.

The Pendleton 11-12 all stars were three outs away from a ticket to the state championship game when a dramatic Hood River rally turned a 3-run deficit into a 4-3 advantage. Quinn Cockburn led off the bottom of the first for Pendleton with a home run and for 4 and a 1/2 innings, it looked like that might be only numbers on the board. Pendleton's Quinn Cockburn and Hood River's Ryan Ward stifled their opponents with a mixture of pitches that kept the batters consistently off balance. For the game, Ward scattered five hits while striking out 6. Cockburn yielded 7 hits, but only 3 before the last inning, and struck out 8. Pendleton strung together hits by Jon Gonzalez and Kyler Lunny along with an intentional walk to Quinn Cockburn in the bottom of the fifth to set the table for Jack Peterson's 2-RBI double. Hood River went to work quickly in the top of the sixth, however, following a leadoff double with an infield single and then a home run by Frank Jackson to even the score at 3. After another single, two Pendleton miscues on a Hood River bunt allowed the eventual winning run to score. Jake Engelson came in to pitch for Pendleton, retiring the next three batters and then Pendleton went down 1-2-3 in the bottom of the inning to end the game.

Hood River will play the winner of tonight's Murrayhill/Cascade game for the state championship and a trip to the Little League World Series Western Regionals.

Pendleton defeated Hood River 20-3 Tuesday night to claim the 2010 Oregon Little League softball state title and move on to the regional playoffs starting July 31 in Vancouver, WA.

Pendleton advances to the Little League Girls Softball Western Region Tournament in Vancouver, Washington starting Saturday July 31st.  After a bye on the opening day, Pendleton opens play vs. Southern California at 6:00 pm on August 1st.  In addition to Southern California, Utah, the host team from Vancouver, and Alaska are all in the same pool as Pendleton.  The other pool consists of Idaho, Northern California, Arizona, Montana and Washington. 

Congratulations girls and good luck at regionals!

The Pendleton 11-12 girls will play for the Little League State Championship Tuesday vs. Hood River at 6:30. Pendleton beat Hood River in its first pool play game of the tournament 10 to 0. Hood River advanced to the championship game with 17 to 4 win over Willamette of Eugene. The winner advances to the Little League Regional Tournament in Vancouver, Washington later this month.

Previous results:

Monday, July 19: Pendleton 12, Cascade 1 (4 innings)

Pendleton scored 12 runs on 10 hits, and committed 1 error. Cascade scored 1 run on 1hit, and committed 1 error in the game.

Kelsee Cody pitched a complete game for Pendleton, allowing only 1run, on 1 hit, while striking out 5 batters and walking 4. Although Cascade managed to get runners on base in all but one inning, Cody recorded at least one strikeout in each inning, and Pendleton's defense continued to make plays behind her. Cascade scored their lone run of the game in the fourth when a batter reached base via a walk, and ended up scoring on an infield single. In addition to giving up only one hit, Cody did not allow one ball to be hit out of the infield in the game.

Like they have done in each of their previous 3 games, Pendleton jumped on top early by scoring 9 runs in the 1st inning. Darian Lindsey had a bunt single to lead-off the bottom half of the 1st. Mykal Weissenfluh followed with a walk, and Ellie Richards doubled to right center to drive in Lindsey. Tiah Grass then drew a walk to load the bases. After a wild pitch allowed the 2nd run to score, Alli Livesay drew the 3rd walk of the inning to re-load the bases. Another wild pitch brought in Richards to make the score 3 to 0. After Cascade recorded their first out of the inning, Payton Hergert drove a ball to the outfield that glanced off the glove of the centerfielder, bringing in 2 more runs. Pendleton added on more runs after RBI singles by Korie Campbell and Darian Lindsey. Weissenfluh drew her 2nd walk of the inning, Richards followed with her 2nd double of the inning, and Tiah Grass closed out the inning with a single.

Pendleton scored its final 3 runs in the 2nd inning on a walk, 3 singles by Hergert, Korie Campbell, and Kiersten Murphy, a fielders choice, and a sacrifice fly.

Offensively for Pendleton, Lindsey was 2 for 2 on the day while scoring 2 runs. Weissenfluh walked twice and scored 2 runs. Richards had 2 doubles and drove in 3 runs. Korie Campbell was 2 for 2 with 3 RBI's. Kelsee Cody had the only other extra base hit of the game, a double to center field.

Sunday, July 18: Pendleton 11, Cascade 1

Saturday, June 17: Pendleton 13, Parkrose 1 (4 innings)

Pendleton scored 13 runs on 13 hits and committed no errors. Parkrose scored 1 run on 1 hit and committed 3 errors. Kelsee Cody pitched a complete game for Pendleton, allowing one hit that came in the top of the 4th inning. Cody struck out 9 Parkrose girls.

Pendleton started its scoring in the first inning on back to back singles by Darian Lindsey and Payton Hergert. A sacrifice fly by Tiah Grass to center field drove in the first run of the game. The second run scored on a throwing error at the plate. Pendleton continued the first inning rally on an Alli Livesay double and an RBI single by Kelsee Cody. Pendleton added eight more runs in the second inning on six hits and two errors. The final two runs came in the 3rd inning.

Payton Hergert finished the game with three hits. Alexis Morrison was 2 for 3 with 2 doubles and 3 RBI's. Kiersten Murphy was 2 for 3 with 2 runs scored. The only other extra base hit of the game was a double by Alli Livesay in the first inning.

Friday, July 16: Pendleton 10, Hood River 0 (4 innings)

Pendleton scored 10 runs on 9 hits and did not commit an error. Hood River scored 0 runs on 1 hit, and did not commit an error. After holding Hood River in the top of the first (three up three down), Pendleton scored two runs in the bottom of the first. Lead-off hitter Darian Lindsey hit a ground ball to the 2nd baseman, but Lindsey beat the throw to first for a single. After Mykal Weissenfluh drew a walk, both runners advanced on a fielders choice. The clean-up hitter, Tiah Grass, then hit a deep ball to dead center that was caught by the center fielder, but which was deep enough to allow both runners to tag up and score. Pendleton scored one more run in the 2nd inning. Kelsee Cody singled to lead-off the inning, and advanced to second on a passed ball. Payton Hergert then singled to score Cody. Pendleton scored another run in the 3rd after a couple walks and a passed ball. Pendleton put the game away in the bottom of the 4th with two walks, six hits, and a hit batter.

Darian Lindsey finished the day with two hits and two runs scored. Mykal Weissenfluh singled and scored three times. Ellie Richards had the only extra base hit of the game, a double. Tiah Grass finished with 2 RBI's. Kelsee Cody single and scored twice.

Ellie Richards pitched a complete game, facing one batter over the minimum, giving up one hit, striking out six, and not allowing a walk. The only Hood River girl to reach base lined a single up the middle that glanced off the mitt of Richards to lead-off the 2nd inning. Richards struck out the next two batters and was able to get the final batter to ground out to third.

The 10-11 boys' team opened with losses to Reynolds Saturday (13-3) and Bend North Sunday (3-0).  Their next game is Monday evening against West Salem who is currently 2-0 in the tournament.

The 9-10 boys jumped to an early lead, scoring 5 runs in the first inning, but eventually succumbed to Ashland in 8 innings, 8-7. Bryson Pierce pitched first throwing 35 pitches in 2 innings.  Daniel Naughton took the mound with a score of 6-2 and held them through 2.5 innings.  Nick Bower pitched next throwing all 75 pitches and giving up 4 runs.  Kaden Clark finished out the 8th inning when Bower ran out of pitches.  Pendleton added one more run in the 7th and Ashland tied it up in the bottom of the 7th.  Pendleton did not get any runs in the top of the 8th and Ashland was able to add a run with 2 outs on a short bobbled hit to Kaden Clark to win the game. 

The Pendleton 9-10 boys will play Monday evening, taking on the winner of today's Scappoose/Grants Pass American game. 

The Pendleton 11-12 yr-old girls (Majors Division) finished pool play in Baker City on Sunday (7/5) with a 17 to 0 win over Wallowa Valley. Pendleton scored 17 runs on 14 hits and did not commit an error.  Wallowa Valley scored 0 runs on 0 hits, and committed 1 error in the game.  The pitching combination of Riley Litzsinger, Alli Livesay and Kiersten Murphy combined for 8 strikeouts in the game which ended after 4 inn. because of the 10 run rule.

Pendleton scored six runs in the first inning, two in the second, and the final nine runs in the bottom of the 3rd.  Every position in the batting order had at least one hit, scored at least one run, and had at least one RBI.  Alexis Morrison was 2 for 3 with a double and 2 RBI's.  Payton Hergert was 3 for 4 with 2 RBI's.

With three wins in pool play, Pendleton earned the #1 seed out of the Red Pool, and will face #2 seed Union Co. from the Blue Pool on Tuesday (7/6) at 4:30.  Milton-Freewater earned the #2 seed out of the Red Pool, and will face #1 seed LaGrande from the Blue Pool  at 5:00 on Tuesday.  The winners of these games advance to the Championship game on Tuesday.

In a rematch of Thursday's game, the Pendleton 10-11 boys prevailed over a resilient Baker squad, 7-6. Mekhi Foreman pitched the first five innings and Joe Bogdan pitched the sixth, holding off a Baker rally to ensure the win.

The team's first game in the state tournament will be Friday, July 9 at Alpenrose Dairy. 

After breezing through five tournament games, some began to wonder how the Pendleton 11-12 All Star team would respond if faced with a tight contest for the championship. That question was answered Friday night as Pendleton eked out a 10-9 victory over La Grande when Caden Smith scored from third base on a wild pitch with two outs in the bottom of the sixth and a full count on the batter. La Grande had broken an 8-8 tie in the top of the inning on a solo homer by Kurt Boyd. It was a seesaw battle throughout the game as Pendleton jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the second, only to see La Grande even things up in the next innning. A Jake Engelson home run helped Pendleton regain the advatage at 7-3 but a fifth inning La Grande rally, including a home run by JC Rogers, put La Grande back on top 8-7. Quinn Cockburn and Jack Peterson shared pitching duties for Pendleton while Kurt Boyd and Jake Workinger worked the mound for La Grande.

Pendleton will play in the state tournament in the Salem area beginning July 24.

Front, left to right: Ellie Glover, Lauren Richards, Bailey Hillmick, Tatum Fell, Hailey Bradley
Back: Gracie Callaham, Frances James, Kaitlyn Spencer, Sydney Galloway, Deshon Dick

Not pictured: Manager Tammy Hillmick 

Because no other league in our district is fielding a team, the girls automatically advance to the state tournament in Hood River in July. 

The weather in La Grande cooled off but the Pendleton 11-12 All Stars' bats did not as Pendleton defeated Harney County 17-3 to earn a spot in Friday's 6:00 p.m. District 3 championship game against La Grande. While Pendleton recorded hits throughout the lineup, the top of the order was especially damaging to the opposition as leadoff hitter Quinn Cockburn smashed two homeruns and the number two and three hitters, Kai Quinn and Caden Smith, hit one each. Wes Persinger threw all four innings for Pendleton.

Sunday, June 27: Pendleton 10, Milton-Freewater 0

The Pendleton and Milton-Freewater 11-12 All Stars engaged in a classic pitchers' duel Sunday before Pendleton broke open the game with eight runs in the bottom of the fifth inning to seal the 10-0 victory. Despite fielding a team comprised entirely of players with previous post season experience, Pendleton Manager Scott Roe felt his team came out "a little uptight." He attributed that to the fact that "they know they have to win to move on." He said the combination of Jon Gonzalez's solo homer in the fourth and Milton-Freewater starting pitcher Hunter Yensen's departure in the fifth provided the spark his team needed. "Yensen was hittting his spots. He threw primarily fastballs but mixed in some off speed." Pendleton starting pitcher Quinn Cockburn was also dialed in, allowing only one hit over five innings while recording thirteen of the fifteen outs by strikeout. "Cockburn was dominant and exactly what we expected" Roe explained. "He mixes up his pitches really well and keeps the hitters off balance." Cockburn also helped himself at the plate by going two for three with a walk and three runs scored.

Monday, June 28: Pendleton 22, Pilot Rock 2

The Pendleton 11-12 All Stars continued their torrid hitting Monday, defeating Pilot Rock 22-2 in four innings. "We looked dominating the whole game, both on the mound and at the plate" Pendleton Manager Scott Roe commented. After Sunday's slow start, Roe was relieved to see a different look to his team today. "They played relaxed today and appeared to be having a lot more fun on the field." Wes Persinger, James Bradt, Jack Peterson and Jon Gonzalez each worked an inning on the mound in holding Pilot Rock to just two hits. Pendleton's hitting barrage included home runs by Quinn Cockburn and Jake Engelson (grand slam). Devin Hasher and Riley Lankford shared pitching duties for Pilot Rock. Roe summed up his team's play in this way: "They went and did what they were asked to do. They performed."

Tuesday, June 29: Pendleton 13, Baker 0

After a scoreless first inning, the Pendleton 11-12 All Star team led off the second frame with back to back homers by Devon Roe and Wes Persinger to ignite an offense that would go on to score thirteen runs on fourteen hits over the next three innings. Zack Myers added two home runs and Marc Rasmussen one. In the field, Caden Smith, Jake Engelson and Wes Persinger combined for the no-hit shutout. Pendleton manager Scott Roe wasn't happy that "we walked a few too many guys today but outside of that, everything was positive. I think everybody is seeing the ball very well."

Wednesday, June 30: Pendleton 16, Wallowa Valley 1

The Pendleton 11-12 All Star team completed pool play Wednesday with a record of four wins and no losses after defeating Wallowa Valley 16-1. Throughout the tournament, Pendleton has paired a potent offense with stingy pitching to end all their games in less than six innings. Wednesday was no exception as the team amassed 16 hits, led by Quinn Cockburn, 4 for 4 with a grand slam, and Kai Quinn, 4 for 4 with four runs scored. Pitchers Marc Rasmussen, Jack Peterson and Kyler Lunny combined to hold Wallowa Valley to just two hits. Pendleton will play Harney County at 4:30 p.m. Thursday in the semi-finals with the winner of that game advancing to Friday's district championship game.

Little League team and individual photos will be held Saturday, April 10 and Saturday, April 17, at Washington School gym, 1205 SE Byers Ave. Click here for the complete schedule. Teams that did not pick up their photo order forms at the coaches' meeting Monday will receive them at opening ceremonies Friday night or you can download the form here. For more information, contact John Bradt at 541-982-4051.

The 2010 schedules are now online as PDF files. The games will be added to the online calendar over the next few days. Please note that the online calendar is the official calendar and will be kept up to date. These files will NOT be updated.

Majors Boys
AAA Boys
AA Boys
A Boys
Juniors/Seniors Girls (coming soon)
Majors Girls
AAA Girls
AA Girls

All girls 9-12 years old who are interested in playing in Majors MUST try out on Saturday, March 6, 2010. All players already on a Majors team don't need to try out. If you can't make the tryouts you must contact the Head of Girls Softball to remain eligible for the Majors draft.

All girls 13-16 years old who are interested in playing in Juniors or Seniors MUST try out on Saturday, March 6, 2010. All players already on a Juniors team don't need to try out. If you can't make the tryouts you must contact the Head of Girls Softball to remain eligible for the Juniors/Seniors draft.

Each player will be rated on hitting, throwing, fielding and running. A pitching machine may be used to ensure accuracy for all players. Players should bring water, glove, bat and wear appropriate clothing. DO NOT bring any softballs

If you have any questions, please contact:
David Lloyd, President, 541-276-3700
Rob Hillmick, Head of Girls Softball, 541-276-0351

All girls 8-11 years old who are interested in playing in AAA MUST try out on Sunday, March 14, 2010. If you can't make the tryouts you must contact the Head of Girls Softball to remain eligible for the AAA draft.

Each player will be rated on hitting, throwing, fielding and running. A pitching machine may be used to ensure accuracy for all players. Players should bring water, glove, bat and wear appropriate clothing. DO NOT bring any softballs

If you have any questions, please contact:
Rob Hillmick, Head of Girls Softball, 541-276-0351

All boys 8-11 years old who are interested in playing in AAA or Majors MUST try out on Saturday, March 6, 2010. If you can't make the tryouts you must contact the player agent to remain eligible for the draft.

Each player will be rated on hitting, throwing, fielding and running. A pitching machine may be ensure accuracy for all players. Players should bring water, glove, bat and wear appropriate clothing. DO NOT bring any baseballs

If you have any questions, please contact one of the following board members:
Dan Primus, Player Agent - Baseball, 541-276-0918
Sharman Sams, Vice President- Baseball, 541-379-2248

Two additional registration sessions have been added:
Thursday, February 25, 2010 - 5:30-8:00 p.m. at Sunridge Middle School
Saturday, February 27, 2010 - 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. at Sunridge Middle School
Please bring a copy of the child's birth certificate.

You can register for Babe Ruth League baseball at any Pendleton Little League registration session at Sunridge Middle School. Dates and times listed below. For more information on the Pendleton Babe Ruth League, contact Rob Hillmick at 541-276-0351.

Learn more:
• Pendleton Babe Ruth League site
• Babe Ruth League national site

2010 season registration dates:
Tuesday, February 2, 2010 - 5:30-8:00 p.m. at Sunridge Middle School
Thursday, February 4, 2010 - 5:30-8:00 p.m. at Sunridge Middle School
Saturday, February 6, 2010 - 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. at Sunridge Middle School
Wednesday, February 17, 2010 - 5:30-8:00 p.m. at Sunridge Middle School
Saturday, February 20, 2010 - 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. at Sunridge Middle School
These will be the only sign-up dates. A $10 late fee will be added for any child signed up after Feb. 20, 2010. A copy of the child's birth certificate must be presented at registration. Required forms and detailed instructions will be posted on the website before signups begin.

Pendleton Little League has announced their 2010 board of directors. The volunteer board was elected during Pendleton Little League's annual meeting October 25, 2009.

PendletonSports.com's John Bradt sat down with Pendleton Little League President David Lloyd to discuss recent accomplishments such as the park paving project and what the future might hold for Pendleton Little League.

Click to listen to the David Lloyd interview

Kyler Lunny's bases-loaded infield single in the bottom of the seventh inning drove in James Bradt from third base to give the Pendleton 10-11 boys a 1-0 victory over Hollywood Tuesday night. Lunny also continued his stellar play in center field, making a couple of diving plays to keep the opposing base runners in check. Jake Engelson and Wes Persinger combined for shutout. The win earned Pendleton second place in pool "B" and a spot in the state semi-finals Friday at 4:00 p.m. where they will face the winner of pool "A." 

After cruising through the tournament games prior to the championship, some might have wondered how the Pendleton 11-12 boys would respond to playing in a tight game. Alex O'Rourke answered that question with a solo homer in the bottom of the sixth inning that propelled Pendleton past La Grande, 4-3, and on to the state tournament. In addition to that hit, tough pitching from Brady Smith and T.J. Hancock and some nice plays by Logan Anderson at third base helped seal the victory.

View the state tournament schedule here.

The 9-10 boys defeated Baker today, 31-7, to advance to the championship game against La Grande Wednesday at 2:00 p.m.

The 10-11 boys also face La Grande for the championship, tonight at 6:30 p.m. at Wade Williams field 

Caden Smith homered for the second consecutive game to lead the 9-10 team to a 12-2, 4-inning victory over Pilot Rock. Pendleton plays Harney County today at 2:00 p.m. to complete pool play.

Wes Persinger went the distance for the 10-11 team in a 13-3 victory against La Grande, also in 4 innings. Jake Engelson contributed a 3-run homer. Pendleton will play for the championship Tuesday, facing off against the winner of tonight's Milton-Freewater/La Grande game. 

Girls' All-Star tryouts start at 4:30 p.m., Friday, June 12 on Field 3. All Little League girls 9-11 years old are welcome to try out. Teams will be named after June 18 with practices starting June 22. Contact Rob Hillmick at 276-0351 if you have any questions.

Congratulations and good luck to the 2009 Pendleton Little League All-Star coaches:

Boys' 11-12... Leroy Van Cleave

Boys' 10-11... Scott Roe

Boys' 9-10... Jim Malcom

Girls' 10-11... Wayne Fitzpatrick

Girls' 9-10... Tammy Hillmick 

The 2009 Pendleton

Little League souvenir

program is now available

for $2 in the concession stand.

	Aquafina Major League Baseball Pitch, Hit & Run Contest Friday, 4:00-7:00 p.m. Little League park
Barbecue Friday, 6:00-7:00 p.m. Little League park
	Team Introductions Friday, 7:00-8:00 p.m. Little League Field 1
Little League Parade Saturday, 9:30-10:30 a.m. Main Street
	Team Photos Saturday Washington School
Opening Day Games Saturday Little League park

More details and complete schedules below.

Little League team and individual photos will be held Saturday, April 11 and Saturday, April 18, at Washington School gym, 1205 SE Byers Ave. Click here for the complete schedule. Photo order forms will be distributed at opening ceremonies Friday night or you can download the form here. For more information, contact John Bradt at 541-982-4051.

Opening weekend activities start Friday night, April 10, with the Aquafina Major League Baseball Pitch, Hit & Run Contest. This is a free skills competition that provides boys and girls, ages 7 to 14, the opportunity to showcase their pitching, hitting and running abilities. Winners can advance through four levels of competition, including Team Championship events at the 30 Major League ballparks and the National Finals at the MLB All-Star Game.

Easton Phelan connects during last year's Aquafina Major League Baseball Pitch, Hit & Run Contest.

Registration starts at 4:00 p.m. and they will accomodate as many as possible before the awards at 7:00 pm. Get there early to guarantee participation. Copy of birth certificate and signed waiver required. For more information, contact Pendleton Parks & Recreation at 966-0228.
The traditional Little League BBQ will begin at 6:00 p.m. on field #4. We will have hamburgers, hotdogs, salads, chips, ice cream and Pepsi products so plan to bring the entire family for dinner. The cost will be $4.00 per person.
The announcing of the teams, coaches and sponsors will begin around 7:30 pm. Please have your children line up with their teams on field #3 at approximately 7:15 p.m. When announced, teams will enter onto field #1 through the left field gate. The order in which teams will be announced is as follows: AA Girls, A Boys, AAA Girls, AA Boys, Majors Girls, AAA Boys, Senior Girls and Majors Boys. We'll also include the Pilot Rock teams that will be playing with us this year.
Saturday, April 11, will be our 4th annual Opening Day Parade. We will follow the same route as last year. We will line up on the north side of the Main Street bridge in the public parking lot at 9:30 a.m. Due to traffic and safety concerns, children need to be dropped off in front of the First Christian Church or Pendleton Arts Center and they will be escorted across the street to the parking lot. The order of participants will be the same as Friday night's team introductions so if you would do your best to line up behind the group that is in front of you, it would be greatly appreciated. We will begin our march at 10:00 a.m. and proceed down Main Street to the parking lot across from the Chamber of Commerce. Please encourage your kids and parents to "spice" up your team's presentation. Some possible ideas are helium balloons, signs, streamers on sticks or American flags, just to name a few.
As teams reach the end of the parade route, coaches will escort their teams into the Chamber of Commerce parking lot where parents can then pick up their children. Buses will be waiting to transport the teams playing the first games Saturday to the Little League Park.

The Pendleton High School baseball team is conducting a baseball clinic for players ages 5 to 13 on Friday, March 13 at Bob White Field from 1:00-4:00 p.m. Bucks players and coaches will teach offensive and defensive fundamentals, including take-home drills campers can use to continue their development after the camp. Fee is $30 per camper and each participant will receive a T-shirt. Click here for registration form and more details. For more information, contact Pendleton High School at 966-3854.

Two additional registration slots have been added to the schedule:
Monday, February 23, 2009 - 5:30-8:00 p.m. at Sunridge Middle School
Wednesday, February 25, 2009 - 5:30-8:00 p.m. at Sunridge Middle School
These will be your last opportunities to sign up!

All boys 8-11 years old who are interested in playing in AAA MUST try out on Saturday, March 7, 2009. If you can't make the tryouts you must contact the player agent to remain eligible for the AAA draft.

Each player will be rated on hitting, throwing, fielding and running. A pitching machine may be ensure accuracy for all players. Players should bring water, glove, bat and wear appropriate clothing. DO NOT bring any baseballs

If you have any questions, please contact one of the following board members:
Tom Phelan,Vice President- Baseball, 377-5148
Sharman Sams, Player Agent - Baseball, 379-2248

All girls 8-11 years old who are interested in playing in AAA MUST try out on Saturday, March 7, 2009. If you can't make the tryouts you must contact the player agent to remain eligible for the AAA draft.

Each player will be rated on hitting, throwing, fielding and running. A pitching machine may be used to ensure accuracy for all players. Players should bring water, glove, bat and wear appropriate clothing. DO NOT bring any softballs

If you have any questions, please contact one of the following board members:
Rob Hillmick, Vice President - Softball, 276-0351
Rick Pointer, Player Agent - Softball, 276-1157

All girls 9-12 years old who are interested in playing in Majors MUST try out on Saturday, February 28, 2009. All players already on a Majors team don't need to try out. If you can't make the tryouts you must contact the player agent to remain eligible for the Majors draft.

All girls 13-16 years old who are interested in playing in Juniors/Seniors MUST try out on Saturday, February 28, 2009. All players already on a Juniors/Seniors team don't need to try out. If you can't make the tryouts you must contact the player agent to remain eligible for the Juniors/Seniors draft.

Each player will be rated on hitting, throwing, fielding and running. A pitching machine may be used to ensure accuracy for all players. Players should bring water, glove, bat and wear appropriate clothing. DO NOT bring any softballs

If you have any questions, please contact one of the following board members:
Rob Hillmick, Vice President - Softball, 276-0351
Rick Pointer, Player Agent - Softball, 276-1157

All boys 10 - 12 years old who are interested in playing in Majors MUST try out on the appropriate date. All players already on a Majors team don't need to try out. If you can't make the tryouts you must contact the player agent to remain eligible for the Majors draft.

Each player will be rated on hitting, throwing, fielding and running. A pitching machine may be ensure accuracy for all players. Players should bring water, glove, bat and wear appropriate clothing. DO NOT bring any baseballs.

The Majors draft is tentatively scheduled for Monday, March 2, 2009.

If you have any questions, please contact one of the following board members:
Tom Phelan,Vice President- Baseball, 377-5148
Sharman Sams, Player Agent - Baseball, 379-2248

Pendleton Little League recently embarked on two major off-season projects: a new building on Field 3 and new infield sod on Field 2. Both projects should be completed by the start of the 2009 season. Thanks to all of the volunteers who helped! Click on the photo below for more scenes from these projects.

Pendleton Little League is pleased to announce the 2009 board of directors:

Pendleton coach Tom Phelan leads T.J. Hancock, Taylor Hillmick and the rest of his squad onto the field during opening ceremonies Saturday for the Oregon Little League 11-12 state championship tournament. Click here for more photos from opening ceremonies.

As the 11-12 state tournament is about to kick off, let's take a quick look back at Pendleton's run to the district title, courtesy of Bryan Branstetter.

The 10-11 boys defeated La Grande 14-0, holding their opponents hitless behind the pitching of Logan Anderson, Quentin Quaempts and Brandon Hergert.

In 11-12 action, Taylor Hillmick pitched a shutout and helped his own cause with two homeruns, including a grand slam, in a 10-0 victory over Triangle.

Both teams play again Monday.

Pendleton Little League is pleased to introduce the 2008 9-10 All Star team:
Chris Cockburn, coach
James Bradt
Quinn Cockburn
Jake Engelson
Mekhi Foreman
Casey Hamilton
Kyler Lunny
Zack Myers
Jack Peterson
Kai Quinn
Marc Rasmussen
Caden Smith

The team will play in Baker City, June 28-July 2. Click here for their schedule. Congratulations and good luck at district, boys!

Pendleton Little League is pleased to introduce the 2008 11-12 All Star team:
Tom Phelan, coach
Steven Anderson
Caleb Ball
Laramie Boston
Brian Branstetter
Andrew Goodwin
TJ Hancock
Taylor Hillmick
Anthony Huntington
Tyler Kautz
Chad McCoy
Boots Pond
Austin Stein

The team will play in Elgin, July 5-11. Click here for their schedule. Congratulations and good luck at district, boys!

Pendleton Little League is pleased to introduce the 2008 10-11 All Star team:
Dan Hergert, coach
Logan Anderson
Jacob Engblom
Dylan Frostad
Jonathon Gonzales
Brandon Hergert
Alex O'Rourke
Tony Papol
Wes Persinger
Jacob Pierce
Quentin Quaempts
Brady Smith

The team will play in Elgin, July 5-9. Click here for their schedule. Congratulations and good luck at district, boys!

Pendleton Little League is pleased to introduce the 2008 11-12 softball All Star team:
DAN HARRIS, coach
EMILY HILLMICK
SHELBY HARRIS
AMANDA TYER
CAITLIN ZYPH
MCKAYLA NITZ
NATALIE CAMPBELL
MARISA WINTERTON
DELANEY PAULLUS
TIFFANY WRIGHT
YASENIA AGUILAR
VENESSA QUEZADA

The team will play in La Grande, June 28-July 5. Click here for their schedule. Congratulations and good luck at district, girls!

Pendleton Little League is pleased to introduce the 2008 9-10 softball All Star team:
Steve Richards, coach
Charlotte Barkley
Korie Campbell
Kelsee Cody
Payton Hergert
Alli Livesay
Darian Lindsey
Riley Litzsinger
Kiersten Murphy
Casey Picard
Ellie Richards
Shelby Spriet

The team will play in La Grande, June 29-July 3. Click here for their schedule. Congratulations and good luck at district, girls!

Talia Lunny of the AA White Sox races the batter to first base in Wednesday's regular season game. Click here to view more photos from the Cubs/White Sox game. Post season games also resumed Wednesday, see the brackets above for results.

Tryouts for this year's boys All Star teams are as follows:
11-12 boys...done by coach nomination and committee selection, no tryouts
9-10 boys...tryouts Friday, June 13, 5:00-7:00 p.m. 
10-11 boys...tryouts Friday, June 13, 7:00-9:00 p.m.

If you have any questions, please contact Richard Pointer, baseball player agent, at 276-1157.

Iverson Winter of the AAA Giants delivers a pitch in his team's opening round playoff victory. Check out the playoff brackets above for complete results. Click here to view more photos from Monday's games.

Little League Discount Card sales contest ends Monday, June 2. Please return money and unsold cards to Teri McCoy (276-6664). The highest selling teams will once again receive a pizza party for their team and the highest individual sellers will receive gift certificates.

Congratulations to the following coaches:
Tom Phelan, 11-12 boys
Dan Hergert, 10-11 boys
Chris Cockburn, 9-10 boys
Steve Richards, 9-10 girls

Good luck at the district tournament.... and beyond!

Pendleton Little League would like to thank the Main Street Cowboys for their support this year. Not only did they feed the masses at the opening ceremonies, but they supplied tents for the Pendleton Baseball Classic that provided a welcome respite from the blistering sun for appreciative parents and fans. They've also offered those same tents for the 11-12 state tournament here in July.

The Pendleton High School baseball team is conducting a baseball clinic for players ages 6 to 13 on Saturday, May 3 at Bob White Field from 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Bucks players and coaches will teach offensive and defensive fundamentals, including take-home drills campers can use to continue their development after the camp. Fee is $30 per camper and each participant will receive a T-shirt. Click here for registration form and more details. For more information, contact Pendleton High School at 966-3800.

Opening weekend activities start Friday night, April 11, with the traditional BBQ at the Little League Park (field #4) beginning at 6:00 p.m. We will have hamburgers, chips and Pepsi products so plan to bring the entire family for dinner. The Main Street Cowboys will be cooking on 4 barbeques so there will be plenty of food for everybody. The cost will be $3.50 per person.
The announcing of the teams, coaches and sponsors will begin around 7:00 pm. Please have your children line up with their teams on field #3 at approximately 6:45 p.m. When announced, teams will enter onto field #1 through the left field gate. The order in which teams will be announced is as follows: AA Girls, A Boys, AAA Girls, AA Boys, Majors Girls, AAA Boys, Senior Girls and Majors Boys. We'll also include the Pilot Rock teams that will be playing with us this year.
Saturday, April 12, will be our 4th annual Opening Day Parade. We will follow the same route as last year. We will line up on the north side of the Main Street bridge in the public parking lot at 9:30 a.m. Due to traffic and safety concerns, children need to be dropped off in front of the First Christian Church or Pendleton Center for the Arts and they will be escorted across the street to the parking lot. The order of participants will be the same as Friday night's team introductions so if you would do your best to line up in the correct group order, it would be greatly appreciated. We will begin our march at 10:00 a.m. and proceed down Main Street to the parking lot across from the Chamber of Commerce. Please encourage your kids and parents to "spice" up your team's presentation. Some possible ideas are helium balloons, signs, streamers on sticks or American flags, just to name a few.
As teams reach the end of the parade route, coaches will escort their teams into the Chamber of Commerce parking lot where parents can then pick up their children. Buses will be waiting to transport the teams playing the first games Saturday to the Little League Park.

Below, Mychael Pointer rounds third en route to a first-place finish in the Run competition for 7/8 boys and girls. 

Orders are now being accepted for 2008 edition Pendleton Little League apparel. Click here for the order form and pricing. You can bring your completed order form and payment to the opening ceremonies Friday night or mail it to the address on the left below the navigation menu.

Team Pictures will be held on Saturday, April 12, 2008 at the park near the Little League fields if weather permits. In case of rain they will be held at Washington School. Click here for a complete schedule. Any questions, please call Teri McCoy at 276-6664.

Little League Discount Cards will be handed out to coaches at the BBQ on Friday, April 11. Please see Teri McCoy to get your team’s packet of cards. The highest selling teams will once again receive a pizza party for their team. The highest individual sellers will receive gift certificates. The contest will run until May 1, 2008. Team parents will be in charge of handing out cards to players, collecting the money for the cards sold and keeping track of how many for their team are sold. Any questions, please call Teri McCoy at 276-6664.

The Whiz Kids wiffleball program is now accepting applications for children ages five to seven (age as of July 31, 2008). Application fee is $20 and includes a T-shirt and cap. Players will be notified of their team, coach and practices later. League games start June 3 and are played on Tuesday and Thursday evenings through June. Applications can be picked up and turned in at Pendleton Athletic on 249 Main St., Pendleton. They should be turned in by April 30. For more information call Dean Fouquette at 276-6988.

Click on a schedule below to download the PDF. Please note the dates on the schedules to ensure you have the latest version.
Girls Majors (updated 4/2/08)
Girls AAA (updated 4/3/08)
Girls AA (updated 4/2/08)
Boys Majors (updated 4/2/08)
Boys AAA (updated 4/2/08)
Boys AA (updated 4/2/08)
Boys A (updated 4/2/08)
Master Schedule (updated 4/2/08)

Pictured below, the Majors' Dodgers, who aren't letting darkness or over-enthusiastic sprinklers interfere with their preparations for the fast-approaching season opener. 

Click on the team name to view the roster:
Bruins • Ducks

Click on the team name to view the roster:
A's • Cardinals • Cubs • Dodgers • Orioles

Aquafina Major League Baseball Pitch, Hit & Run is a free skills competition that provides boys and girls, ages 7 to 14, the opportunity to showcase their pitching, hitting and running abilities. Winners can advance through four levels of competition, including Team Championship events at the 30 Major League ballparks and the National Finals at the MLB All-Star Game. Registration starts at 1:30 p.m., Sunday, April 6, at the Pendleton Little League park. Copy of birth certificate and signed waiver required. For more information, contact Pendleton Parks & Recreation at 276-8100.
Click here for more information on the national competition.

All girls 10-12 years old who are interested in playing in Majors MUST try out on Saturday, March 1, 2008. All players already on a Majors team don't need to try out. If you can't make the tryouts you must contact the player agent to remain eligible for the Majors draft.

All girls 13-14 years old who are interested in playing in Juniors MUST try out on Saturday, March 1, 2008. All players already on a Juniors team don't need to try out. If you can't make the tryouts you must contact the player agent to remain eligible for the Majors draft.

Each player will be rated on hitting, throwing, fielding and running. A pitching machine may be used to ensure accuracy for all players. Players should bring water, glove, bat and wear appropriate clothing. DO NOT bring any softballs

If you have any questions, please contact one of the following board members:
Jody Hubbard, Vice President - Softball, 276-5027
Rod Hillmick, Player Agent - Softball, 240-1098

All boys 9 - 12 years old who are interested in playing in Majors MUST try out Saturday, March 1, 2008. All players already on a majors team don't need to try out. If you can't make the tryouts you must contact the player agent to remain eligible for the Majors draft.

Each player will be rated on hitting, throwing, fielding and running. A pitching machine may be used to ensure accuracy for all players. Players should bring water, glove, bat and wear appropriate clothing. DO NOT bring any baseballs

If you have any questions, please contact one of the following board members:
Tom Phelan,Vice President- Baseball, 966-9422
Richard Pointer, Player Agent - Baseball, 276-1157

All boys 9 - 11 years old who are interested in playing in AAA MUST try out on Saturday, March 8, 2008. If you can't make the tryouts you must contact the player agent to remain eligible for the AAA draft.

Each player will be rated on hitting, throwing, fielding and running. A pitching machine may be ensure accuracy for all players. Players should bring water, glove, bat and wear appropriate clothing. DO NOT bring any baseballs

If you have any questions, please contact one of the following board members:
Tom Phelan,Vice President- Baseball, 966-9422
Richard Pointer, Player Agent - Baseball, 276-1157

For late registration, contact one of the following board members:
Tom Phelan,Vice President- Baseball, 966-9422
Richard Pointer, Player Agent - Baseball, 276-1157
Jody Hubbard, Vice President - Softball, 276-5027
Rod Hillmick, Player Agent - Softball, 240-1098

2008 season registration dates:
Thursday, Jan. 31, 2008 - 5:30-8:00 p.m. at Sunridge Middle School
Saturday, Feb. 2, 2008 - 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. at Sunridge Middle School
Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2008 - 5:30-8:00 p.m. at Sunridge Middle School
Thursday, Feb. 7, 2008 - 5:30-8:00 p.m. at Sunridge Middle School
Saturday, Feb. 9, 2008 - 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. at Sunridge Middle School
These will be the only sign-up dates. A $10 late fee will be added for any child signed up after Feb. 9, 2008. Click here for required forms and detailed instructions.

While recent weather conditions would seem to indicate Little League is a long ways off, registration dates are just around the corner:

Thursday, Jan. 31, 2008 - 5:30-8:00 p.m. at Sunridge Middle School 

Saturday, Feb. 2, 2008 - 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. at Sunridge Middle School

Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2008 - 5:30-8:00 p.m. at Sunridge Middle School 

Thursday, Feb. 7, 2008 - 5:30-8:00 p.m. at Sunridge Middle School

Saturday, Feb. 9, 2008 - 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. at Sunridge Middle School  

These will be the only sign-up dates. A $10 late fee will be added for any child signed up after Feb. 9, 2008.

Complete registration information will be posted soon.