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Clackamas Little League

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is the CLL season?
Typically the CLL season begins in late March and runs to early June. Specific schedules are not known until we know how many teams in each division.

When are games played?
Tee Ball: Games are generally played on Saturdays
Rookie Ball: There is usually one game during the week and one on Saturday.
Farm Ball: There is usually one game during the week and one on Saturday.
Minors: There is usually one game during the week and one on Saturday.
Majors: There is usually one game during the week and one on Saturday. Occasionally there will be 2 games during a week, with a game also on Saturday.
Juniors: There is usually one game during the week and one on Saturday. Occasionally there will be 2 games during a week, with a game also on Saturday.

Where are games played?
Tee Ball: Bilquist Elementary School is the main Tee Ball location.
Rookie Ball: Games are played at either Riverside Elementary or Bilquist Elementary.
Farm Ball: Games are played at either Riverside Elementary or Bilquist Elementary.
Minors: The home field for the Minor division is Bilquist Elementary. The minor division may interleague with neighboring leagues (i.e., Estacada, Boring-Damascus, Centennial, Sunrise, Mt. Hood) and have games at those locations as well.
Majors: The home field for the Majors division is Riverside Park in Clackamas. The Major division may interleague with neighboring leagues (i.e., Estacada, Boring-Damascus, Centennial, Gresham) and have games at those locations as well.
Juniors: The home field for the Junior Softball Division is Riverside Park. Junior Softball interleagues with most of the other leagues in District 2 and will therefore have games at those locations as well. We have not finalized the field locations for Junior Baseball.

When and where are practices?
The practices are typically at the same locations as the game locations listed above. Practices will be during the week. Tee Ball, Rookie and Farm usually have one practice during the week once games start. Minors, Majors and Juniors have one to two practices during the week once games start.

Divisions:
CLL provides play in the following divisions of play:
Tee Ball (softball and baseball, ages 5 - 7)
Rookie Ball (baseball only, ages 6 - 8)
Farm Ball (softball and baseball, ages 7 - 9)
Minors (softball and baseball, ages 8 - 12)
Majors (softball and baseball ages 10 - 12)
Juniors (softball and baseball ages 13 - 14)
   
For more information about the various divisions, please click on divisions.

Fields:
Generally, the distance between base paths on fields for 12-year-olds and below in baseball and in all divisions of softball is 60 feet. The pitching distance for divisions of baseball for 12-year-olds and below is 46 feet. The pitching distance for the divisions of softball from the Major Division up to Big League is 40 feet, and 35 feet for Minor League.

Do CLL teams participate in any tournaments?
Minor, Major and Junior teams may chose to participate in tournaments during the regular season. For those players whose skills are more advanced, the Little League International Tournament provides the largest sports tournament in the world, with more than 40,000 games played each summer on the road to the various World Series tournaments.

How is CLL governed?
CLL is a non-profit organization that is supervised and administered by adult volunteers. There is a board of directors responsible for carrying out the Little League program guidelines and managing all parts of the season. The funds necessary to operate the league come from registration fees, sponsor contributions, fund raising and donations. CLL is one of 14 leagues in Oregon District 2. We are charted by the National Little League organization, which is headquarted in Williamsport, Pennsylvania.

Why Little League?:
The words "Little League" have symbolized the very best in youth sports for more than six decades. The first Little League game was played on June 6, 1939. From those humble beginnings, Little League Baseball has become the world's largest organized youth sports program. In the space of just six decades, Little League grew from three teams to nearly 200,000 teams, in all 50 U.S. states and more than 100 countries. No other youth sports organization comes close.

And the basic goal remains the same as it did in 1939, to give the children of the world a game that provides fundamental principles (sportsmanship, fair play and teamwork) they can use later in life to become good citizens.

For more information about Little League, click here to go to the Little League website.




  
 
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