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Tuesday, January 10
Alameda Little League

Welcome to Alameda Little League, California District 4



Sunday, February 5
OPENING DAY CHANGED TO MARCH 10th

The Board of Directors has decided that we should play more games, which means that we must move Opening Day to March 10th (from March 17th). We will have our Annual Opening Day Ceremonies and Team Parade at the Little League Fields on March 10th starting at NOON. If you have not attended one of these events you will be amazed at the team banners and team pride that are shown off that day! Teams are asked to create their own team banners and the judges will award pizza parties to the best banners of each Division.

Baseball teams (Divison A, AA, AAA, and Majors) will practice throughout February and T-ball/Farm teams will be announced later in February.

We will NOT schedule games during the Easter Break from April 2nd through April 8th. Also, we will NOT schedule games on the Memorial Day weekend, which is May 26th through 28th. All other days will have games scheduled. T-ball and Farm teams always play on Sundays, and baseball Division play during the week days and Saturdays.

The regular season will end on June 16th and Closing Ceremonies will be that day. We will announce All Stars and Tournament team representatives that day as well.

Have a great season and HAVE FUN!



Saturday, January 21
CLICK ON THIS LINK TO REGISTER FOR T-BALL AND FARM!! FINAL DATE FEBRUARY 24th



THE FINAL DAY FOR REGISTRATION FOR T-BALL AND FARM IS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24th. Teams are being formed right now so don't delay.

For those of you who have 4-6 year olds, all games are on Sunday for T-ball and Farm. 4 year olds of course play T-ball until they grow enough so that they can catch and throw. By age 6 they advance to Farm which is coach pitch and is also played on Sundays. Play begins usually on the second Sunday in March and lasts through the middle of June. Managers of teams may practice but this is a Division that is meant to teach the children at the beginning stages of baseball. There is no score kept in the games. Parents can note on the application if there are any friends with whom they wish to play and we attempt to form the teams based on these requests and such information as school and address/proximity to others.

Check this site now to register early, and PLEASE BE SURE TO REGISTER YOUR CHILD AND NOT YOURSELF! THIS IS A COMMON ERROR: 

http://www.active.com/event_detail.cfm?event_id=1967855



Umpire Clinic
Monday, February 13
Alameda Little League Umpire Clinic February 25th

Alameda Little League is a volunteer organization with volunteer umpires. These volunteers need to know the basics in umpire mechanics, and this clinic is designed to teach the basics in 4 hours. Plate and base mechanics, as well as basic rules instruction are the key components of the clinic. All attendees will receive the Official Little League Rule Book, and lunch too!

RSVP to Jim Quilici, Director of Umpires, at jim.quilici@gmail.com



Sunday, January 8
2012 MEDICAL RELEASE

Please view the handout below for information for the 2012 Little League Medical Release.  All players are required to complete this form before playing including practicing.


Handout: Medical Release

Saturday, February 11
2012 PARENT CODE OF CONDUCT-VERY IMPORTANT!

Please view the handout below for information for Alameda Little League Parent Code of Conduct.  All parents will be required to complete this form.


Handout: Parent Code of Conduct

Saturday, December 31
LITTLE LEAGUE APPROVED BAT LIST

Click on the link to review the complete list of approved bats for use in Little League baseball.



Thursday, November 17
2012 VOLUNTEER APPLICATION

Please view the handout below for information for the 2012 Alameda Little League Volunteer Application.  All league volunteers are required to complete this form.

If you are interested in managing a team this season, please complete this form and send to Ron Matthews, 2857 Sea View Parkway, Alameda, 94502, or scan and e-mail it to him at ron-matthews@comcast.net.


Handout: Volunteer Application 2012

Tuesday, January 24
SHOOTY BABITT LEADS CLINIC-CLICK HERE TO SEE SHOOTY

On Saturday, January 28th Shooty Babitt led the Alameda Managers and coaches in an interactive clinic. His inspirational approach was magnetic and his message should be heard by everyone who has a child in the program. Click on the link above to view excerpts from the clinic.



Tuesday, January 10
2012 SPONSORS AND BANNERS

Alameda Little League is always in need of sponsors and it is a great way to get publicity for your business. Please complete the 2012 Alameda Little League Sponsor Form below for team sponsorship. Contact Roan Kees at 865-1854 or rjkees@comcast.net for responses or questions.

We also offer a great opportunity for advertising through our banner program. Please complete the attached Banner application and return to Ron Matthews. Contact Ron at 510-769-6031 or ron-matthews@comcast.net

Thank you for your support of Alameda Little League.


Handout: 2012 Banner & Sponsor Applications

Thursday, November 17
T-ball and Farm Registration Guidelines

Alameda Little League T-ball and Farm teams are formed in a fashion that respects the children's best interest and complies with Alameda Little League policies. Alameda Little League is the final authority in the matter of making team assignments but all attempts will be made to accommodate. 

  1. Team Formation
    1. Priority order for placing players with coaches:
      1. Player's preference for a coach. If too many players sign up for a coach, returning players for the coach will be given priority. If there are still more players than can be accommodated because of the maximum roster size, the Player Agent will work with the coach to find a solution.
      2. Player's preference for friends.
      3. Player's preference for level of play
      4. Neighborhood school.
      5. Player's previous coach.
    2. Coaches may not refuse to take a player. However, if a coach believes it is not in the best interest of the player to be playing in his team, the coach may petition to Alameda Little League for that the player be removed from his/her team.
    3. A player may specifically ask not to be placed with a particular coach.


Tuesday, December 27
The Definition of Baseball - Happy New Year!

A Simple Explanation of Baseball

This is a game played by two teams, one out, the other in.
The one that's in sends players out one at a time to see if
they can get in before they get out. If they get out before
they get in, they come in, but it doesn't count. If they get
in before they get out, it does count.

When the ones out get three outs from the ones in before
they get in without being out, the team that's out comes in
and the team in goes out to get those going in out before
they get in without being out.

When both teams have been in and out nine times, the game is
over. The team with the most in without being out before
coming in wins unless the ones in are equal. In which case,
the last ones in go out to get the ones in out before they
get in without being out.

The game will end when each team has the same number of ins
out but one team has more in without being out before coming
in.


Sunday, April 24
WE THANK OUR SPONSORS!!!


2011 Sponsor List
Sunday, April 24
PLEASE RECOGNIZE OUR SPONSORS BY SHOPPING AT THEIR STORES!!

 

 

 



Board of Directors
Thursday, April 21
The Alameda Little League Board of Directors

The Alameda Little League Board of Directors looks forward to a great year.

Please volunteer wherever you can, and help our League become even better!



Tuesday, March 16
ORDER YOUR ENGRAVED BRICKS NOW!

As you may have heard at opening ceremonies, Alameda Little League has a great fundraiser starting up.  You can purchase customized laser engraved bricks that will be installed on or around the snack bar.  These bricks are similar to the custom bricks you may have seen at Disneyland.  You can customize it to say your players name, your family name, your team name - whatever you'd like.  This is your chance to leave a lasting memory at the Little League fields!

The cost is $100 for one brick/$150 for two. This fundraising effort is for the Alameda Little League General Fund only and will not go to any one team. All proceeds are used to keep registration fees as low as possible.

The order form can be found on the little league website, www.alamedalittleleague.org.  If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at (510) 523-7946 or benandersonmotors@comcast.net.

 

Thank you for supporting Alameda Little League!

 

 


Handout: Brick Order Form

Thursday, March 17
2011 Local Rules

The Alameda Little League Local Rules are approved by the Board of Directors and supplement Little League National Rules for certain situations. These rules can NEVER supercede Little League rules and are designed to address local situations.

 

Please see the attached document if you would like to read the Local Rules.


Handout: Local Rules 2011

Saturday, February 27
Field Procedures

There are always questions about how to prepare the fields. The attached document helps anyone understand basic field procedures.

 

If you ever have any questions, please contact Ron Matthews at

ron-matthews@comcast.net

 

 


Handout: Field Procedures

Saturday, February 27
Umpire Clinic Documents

The attached documents are for umpires who are interested in learning the basics of umpiring in Alameda Little League.

If you have any questions, please call Randy Marmor at 418-7451 or Ron Matthews at 769-6031.


Handout: Umpire Clinic Documents

Friday, January 7
2012 Frequently Asked Questions

Please view the handout below for information for Frequently Asked Questions about Alameda Little League.


Handout: Frequently Asked Questions

Tuesday, January 10
Message From The League President


On behalf of the Board of Directors of Alameda Little League, we welcome you to our program if you are new in 2012, and we welcome you back if you are returning. Alameda Little League is not really much different from any other youth sports program in our great community. Our purpose, like the others, is to provide a safe, organized program for youth in the City of Alameda, with the specific objectives of implanting firmly in the youth of Alameda the ideals of good sportsmanship, honesty, courage, and respect for authority. As volunteers in the community, we sincerely wish for you to join us in our efforts to assist these youth in this, their final stage of development before becoming a teenager. We work very hard, sometimes harder than we should because we may not have enough volunteers to help. That’s why we need you, and that is why our youth, your youth, need you! They are children, and they will soon be adults, but they will always need you to be there for them. I urge you to get involved, as an umpire, as a coach, as a team parent, or as a spectator who is positively interested in your son or daughter’s development in these crucial years. Don’t just take them to the game and leave…participate and enjoy! Go out and play catch with your “almost adult” because you will never regret it. Better yet, they will never forget it! Please join us in 2012 for a great year. Like any church or school or any other social institution, we are not a building, or a field, but we are the people who care about making our community better.

Come and get to know us, and enjoy Alameda Little League!
Ron Matthews
Alameda Little League President


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