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View the: 2011 UMPIRE POLICY AND PROCEDURES What is the Game Coordinator? If no adult umpire is available for a game, and youth umpires are used exclusively for that game, the home team must assigne an adult as Game Coordinator, or the game cannot be played. The Game Coordinator must not be a manager or coach of either team in the game, and cannot be assigned as Game Coordinator for more than one game at a time. No Umpiring experiance is required to be a Game Coordinator. The Game Coordinator will not be on the field, rather in a position to watch and observe the game, mangers, players, and umpires. The Game Coordinator does not have the authority to overturn any call made by an umpire, however is to be a part of the pre-game meeting with the umpire and managers. Not Available to Umpire? Sign-Up to be a Game Coordinator. Check out the Umpire Schedule and if the Game Coordinator Field reads REQUIRED we need a Game Coordinator. Send an email to cmrlluic@san.rr.com. (If you are a parent that goes to games your child umpires this is a good opportunity for a Game Coordinator) Click for more info: GAME COORDINATOR Friday, December 23 Interested in Umpiring in 2012? Aside from calling ball or strike, safe or out, umpires are responsible for teaching players good sportsmanship and the rules of the game. Umpires are also called upon to interpret rules and help settle minor disputes that may occur during games. Most Little League games have one home plate umpire and a minimum of one field umpire. Before becoming a home plate umpire you may be required to participate in training sessions and seminars. No experience is necessary. There are various rules and mechanic clinics that are run by the District 31 Umpires. These clinics discuss Little League rules, how to make calls, and the placement of the umpires on the field during game play. Clinics are typically held in January and/or February. CMRLL may require that ALL umpires attend a minimum of one clinic prior to the start of the regular season.
Youth Umpires
Adult Umpires Volunteer Applications for the 2012 season are available on the CMRLL website. These will be required for all umpires 18 and older. If you are interested in Umpiring during the 2012 Spring Season please contact the CMRLL UIC Donnie Gilliam via email cmrlluic@san.rr.com Wednesday, January 5 2012 District Umpire Clinics - UPDATED District Clinics Mechanics Clinics. Similar to last year there will be a separate youth and adult clinics and registration is required. Adult Clinic - January 28, 2012 8:30am-4:00pm - see ADULT CLINIC HANDOUT Youth Clinic - February 4, 2012 9:am-1:30pm - see YOUTH CLINIC HANDOUT. The youth clinic is mandatory for all youth umpires who have not umpired in the past. In addition if you have umpired in the past your attendance is still expected and those who attend will get priority scheduling to umpire games during the season. The District 31 rules clinic is scheduled for Friday, February 3, 2012, 6-9pm location at Rancho Bernardo High School. Attendance is mandatory for ALL Youth Umpires, Adult Umpires, and Managers. The rules clinic is not optional so please place this on your schedule now. - see RULES CLINIC HANDOUT. RULE INTERPRETATIONS Various rules and regulation interpretations will be added to this section. These documnets, videos, or notes will help you make the correct calls while on the field.
Rule Interpretation - Infield Fly CMRLL Division Local Rules
Majors - 2012
Minors - 2012
Rookies - 2012
T-Ball - 2012 Additional Umpire Information: Rule and Regulation changes can be found on the Little League website http://www.littleleague.org Check out the LL Umpire Resource webpage - http://www.littleleagueumpire.org
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2012 UMPIRE REGISTRY IS NOW OPEN! - 