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Welcome to the California District 42 Web Site, District of Champions!
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.
It's time to get ready for the 2012 season!
Little League Bat Rules Changes for 2012 can be found here!
Looking for your League? Click on our League Boundaries map on the left, and find your address on our Interactive map.
Southern California Division III South results
We would like to extend a very special THANK YOU to all the Leagues that hosted, and especially to all the Volunteers that helped us out during the Tournaments for the 2011 season. THANK YOU VERY MUCH! We really appreciate everything you have done. We couldn’t have done it without you! Congratulations to our all of our District 42 Champions on your great runs through the 2011 post-season Tournaments.
Park View’s 10/11 year-olds won the Division III (Southern California State) Tournament in San Diego. EastLake's 9/10 year-olds finished third in the Section 7 Tournament. Park View’s 11/12 year-olds won their Section 7 crown and took 2nd place in the Sub-Division III Tournament in Fountain Valley. Luckie Waller’s Juniors won their Section 7 crown and advanced to the Sub-Division III Tournament in Riverside, finishing 4th. Luckie Waller’s Seniors also won their Section 7 crown and advanced to the Sub-Division III Tournament, also in Riverside, finishing 4th. And of course, thank you and congratulations to ALL of our District 42 All-Star teams and Tournament of Champions for another great Tournament season in District 42! All Leagues! Our Presidents meetings are open to ALL Board members from all the local Leagues in our District, and ALL Board members are encouraged to attend. Click on the headlines below for more information. Saturday, January 22
Coaches Tool Kit
Coaches Tool Kit: The Little League Baseball and Softball Coaches Toolkit (previously called the Coaches Registry) was created in 2007, to help managers and coaches improve their knowledge and learn how to be more effective in their many roles as a coach. Currently, the Coaches Toolkit provides separate packages for Little League Baseball and Little League Softball, which include sport-specific training manuals, video and other materials that will help both the novice and experienced coach. For more information on the Little League Coaches Toolkit, or to purchase your Coaches Toolkit package, visit: www.littleleague.org/managersandcoaches/coachestoolkit.htm. Saturday, January 22
Little League Coach and Umpire Resource Centers
Little League Coach and Umpire Resource Centers: Information and training items are continually being updated to the Little League Coach Resource Center. Access this free online product here: http://www.littleleague.org/managersandcoaches/Coach_Resource_Center.htm. Umpires also have access to a similar free online training and education product available here: http://www.littleleagueumpire.org/. Wednesday, January 12
How to Be a Sports Parent
By Patrick Cohn, Ph.D. and Lisa Cohn John Poncy, a former athlete and dedicated sports dad who helps train his two young athletes, wonders how to tread the line between pushing his kids too hard and not pushing them enough."Where is the line between toughness -- physical, emotional, and mental -- and pushing them too hard? My wife will tell me I am pushing them too hard -- and then they will tell me that I am not and that they need to be pushed harder," he asks. What exactly is the role of a sports parent? Click the title link to read this very informative article and share it with your parents! Friday, January 7 Frequently-Asked Questions Regarding the Recent Moratorium on Composite Baseball Bats |
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