Challenger Baseball in 2011!

The Challenger Division offers mentally and physically challenged youth an opportunity to participate in an organized baseball program.

• Gives all boys and girls ages 5-18 years regardless of disability an opportunity to play baseball and be a part of a team.
• Provides a structured athletic program.
• Incorporates "Buddies" from the Major Division and surrounding communities.
• Presents opportunities to experience the joys of pulling together as a team, being cheered, and earning awards for their achievements.
• Welcomes any disability; wheelchairs can be accommodated.
• Enhances social development.
• Challenger Division players wear the same uniforms, shoulder patches, and safety equipment as other Little Leaguers.
• Every player on the roster is in the batting order and shall play defensively for the entire game.
• No team is scheduled to play more than one game in one day. The side is retired when the offense has batted through the roster, or when three outs are recorded.

Developed in 1989, Little League's Challenger Division allows boys and girls facing physical and mental challenges the opportunity to enjoy the full benefits of Little League in an environment structured to their abilities. The goal of the Challenger Division is to allow any child in a community to participate in Little League regardless of any challenges that they may face. The Challenger Division is a non-competitive program where everyone leaves the field a winner. Since its inception in 1989, Little League's Challenger Division has grown from a small handful of programs to more than 900 programs worldwide that provide nearly 30,000 youth the opportunity to participate in adaptive baseball.

For more information goto http://www.littleleaguechallenger.org

Challenger Registration Instructions:

Step 1: Register each player separately online click here

If you need detailed instructions on how to use the online registration system, click here.

** You must register online

Step 2: Scan and e-mail the following documentation to info@quitoll.org

1. The ORIGINAL birth certificate for all of the children you are registering.
   • For other forms of proof click here.
   • A passport is NOT acceptable 
2. A completed medical release form for each child you are registering.  Click here for the medical release form. 
3. A completed volunteer application for each parent/guardian volunteer. Click here for the volunteer application form.
4. A copy of both parent/guardians’ drivers’ licenses.