Welcome to the California District 42 Web Site!
District 42 was formed in 1960. In our present configuration, the District includes all Leagues south of Highway 54 to the U.S. - Mexico border; and from the Chula Vista city boundary in the east, to the Pacific Ocean.


2009 Tournament Action Photos
If any parents are interested in purchasing photos of their children in action during any of our 2009 tournaments, go to www.pbmimages.com. Once there, click on "Gallery" to find the tournaments pages and find your photos!
2009 District 42 Tournmaments
The 2009 District 42 brackets have been posted. Go to the Handouts page to view them. These brackets are now official, but are subject to change at any time. The 10/11 year-old Sub-Division III South and the 10/11 year-old Division III Championship brackets have changed. Please go to the Handouts page to download the updated versions. Good luck to everyone!
2009 Tournament of Champions
The 2009 Tournament Of Champions is in the books. In the 7/8 year-old division, Chula Vista American came from behind, plating 2 runs in the bottom of the 5th inning to overtake Eastlake and hang on for a 6-5 triumph. In the Minors division, Eastlake outlasted Park View to win 9-6. Last, but not least, in the Majors division, Eastlake held off a late rally by Park View to capture an 8-3 victory. The Minors Softball T.O.C. Champions were crowned on Saturday, as the South Bay team came back to score five runs in the bottom of the sixth to claim the title over Luckie Waller. Congratulations to South Bay, Chula Vista American, and Eastlake for winning championships, and to Luckie Waller, Eastlake and Park View for advancing all the way to the title games. We would also like to thank all the other Leagues for participating, along with all the many volunteers who helped out to make this all possible. You can go to the Handouts page to view the final brackets. Next up are the District 42 Tournaments, the first leg on the road to the World Series!
2009 ASAP League Safety Officer Program Kit
Click here to download the Safety Officer Program from the Little League® website.
Recruit and Train Volunteer Umpires for your League!!
Every year, Little Leagues are scrambling to find volunteers to help with the task of running a local Little League program. At District 42, we offer you the tools to help make the job a little easier. We hold scorekeeper clinics, umpire clinics, rules clinics, and offer training and advice to make your Leagues run as smooth as possible. At our January League Volunteer meeting, we will be showing a PowerPoint presentation to help you recruit and train volunteer umpires for the upcoming season, and beyond. Our League Volunteer meetings are open to ALL Board members from the local Leagues in our District, and ALL Board members are encouraged to attend. In the event you can't make it to our January meeting, or just want to download the presentation for later viewing, click here.
You must have Microsoft® PowerPoint, or a PowerPoint viewer to view this presentation.
PLAY BALL!
All District 42 Leagues are required to review and update their Constitutions every two (2) years. Please send three (3) copies to Western Region for approval. You will receive a copy back after it has been approved. Little League has provided a sample constitution to help you out, if needed. The sample is located on the Handouts Page, in the Little League Forms section.
Also, don't forget that your By-Laws, and Supplemental, Local, or Ground Rules, whichever name you call them, must be reviewed, updated, and approved by your Board of Directors EVERY year. The documents listed above must be approved by the District Administrator and his staff before your games begin.
The changes to the 2009 Little League Rules and Regulations are now available for reviewing online. Click
here to view the changes.
Some of those changes include:
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Regulation VI - Pitchers.
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Rule 1.10 - Maximum diameter for bats.
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Rule 3.03 (Note 1) - A substitutes mandatory play.
JUST A REMINDER FOR ALL LEAGUES!
When checking residence documents at registration, please follow these guidlines set forth by Little League Baseball.
Residence shall be established and supported by documents from THREE OR MORE of the following categories to determine residency of such parent(s) or guardian:
1. Driver's License
2. Voter's Registration
3. School records
4. Welfare/child care records
5. Federal records
6. State records
7. Local (municipal) records
8. Support payment records
9. Homeowner or tenant records
10. Utility bills (i.e., gas, electric, water/sewer, phone, mobile phone, heating, waste disposal)
11. Financial (loan, credit, investments, etc.) records
12. Insurance documents
13. Medical records
14. Military records
15. Internet, cable or satellite records
16. Vehicle records
Note: Three utility bills (three items from No. 10 above) constitute only ONE document.
Be sure to click on our Sponsors page and visit our Sponsors' web sites. Don't forget to tell them District 42 Little League sent you!
Go to the Links page to find your League's Web Site, and the Little League Data Center!
Go to the Calendar page to find dates, times and places to important District 42 events.
Don't forget to check the News page for any important information.
Most Little League forms that our Leagues will need are located on our Handouts page.
Last Updated: Just A While Ago. Really!