Rolando Little League: RLL News
Sign up early and save money!
Fees after December 15th after January 5th
T-Ball (5-6) $90 $100
Baseball (7-12) $110 $120
Softball $90 $100
There is a $10 discount for each additional player registered with Rolando Little League
*** All the 2010 forms are now located online under HANDOUTS!
We would like as many people to sign up on line as possible. We will have in person registeration dates starting in December. Even if you sign up on line you will still need to come to the in person registration to show your proof of residency and provide a $50 snack bar deposit.
Our league runs on volunteers. It easy to say you work full time and have a busy schedule, almost everyone does! We need your help with umpiring, scorekeepering and snack bar help. We will teach you how and have clinics prior to the start of the season. You are required to work at least 2 snack bar shifts per player.
Any questions, please email me or someone on the board.
Rolando Bricks can now be ordered on line
You can now order and pay for your Commerative Brick online!
or check out the BRICK page!
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Click on the ALBUMS tab to the left to see the Lower Field Progress!
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This is how the The Zone Park looked before we started and it is now finished. What a Difference!!
We are selling bricks now so they can be placed by openning day. Order soon as the prices will mostly likily increase in December!Don't wait!
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Pro Swing 20th Annual Summer Baseball Camp
Click here to download and print Flyer
or click on flyer to go to the Pro Swing Web Page
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| 5th Place @ Western Region |
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| 2nd Place @ Murphy Canyon |
Wednesday, March 11
BPF Bats
Bat Performance Factor [BPF] of 1.15 is required for Little League Baseball (Majors) Divisions and Below
In effect for the 2009 season is the requirement that all non-wood bats used in Little League Baseball (Majors) Divisions and below shall be printed with a BPF of 1.15 or less. The BPF is a measure of a non-wood bat's performance relative to wooden bats.
This stipulation has been included in the Official Rules and Regulations for the past few years, leading up to 2009, so that leagues, parents, and bat manufacturers could prepare for it.
Most non-wood bats manufactured over the past several years for the age groups involved in Little League Baseball (Majors) and below have been permanently imprinted with the BPF. In fact, very few bats sold today with a diameter of 2-1/4 (two and one-quarter) inches are not printed with the BPF rating.
So, starting with the 2009 season, bats printed with a BPF higher than 1.15, or without a BPF printed (or not legible) on the bat, are not permitted in these divisions.
FACEBOOK !!!
Stadium Golf & Batting Cages
Stadium Golf Center and Batting Cages
Stadium Golf Center and Batting Cages is excited to be a proud partner of District 33 Little League Baseball for the 2009 season. We have 10 baseball batting cages and 4 softball cages and we are open 7am-10pm every day! Our state of the art, arm throwing machines are provided by Master Pitch - the industry leader. We also have professional instruction available through Golden State STARS to maximize your potential! Come down, hit a home run and have fun... at Stadium Golf Center and Batting Cages! Click here for directions to Stadium Golf Center and Batting Cages.
PARENTS AND PLAYERS...ASK YOUR COACH FOR THE DISTRICT 33 SPECIAL "9 TOKENS FOR $9 DOLLARS!" SAVINGS CARD
King Street's New Backstop
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