California District 62 Little League: Handouts

“Residence,” “reside” and “residing” refers to a place of bona fide continuous habitation. (If a player moves out of the boundary during the regular season, contact your league for a residence waiver.) Residence shall be established and supported by documents, dated or in force between February 1, 2012 (previous year) and February 1, 2013 (current year), from THREE OR MORE of the following categories to determine residency of such parent(s) or guardian:

Because of the number and quality of altered copies submitted to D62 in recent years, only original documents will be accepted. (High quality copies of your driver license will be accepted)

With 17 types of documents accepted, it should take no more than a few minutes to collect the required proof of residency documents. For example; if you own and drive a car, CA law requires you possess 3 of the qualified documents.

Residence Requirements

This chart is arranged by age grouping for the All Star Season. League participation varies due to the number and ages of the players available. Tournament eligibility requires a minimum participation of 60% of games played in any given division.

Only government "Certified" copies of birth certificates are acceptable.

Tournament certification includes inspection of all residency documents by District 62 for compliance with Little League regulations. Copies and questionable documents will not be accepted.

Tournament Age Chart 2013

Costa Mesa American

Rules were adopted by, and apply to all leagues participating in the TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT program. (Winter Ball)

This is intended to be a low stress non competitive teaching program. Players should be given opportunities to try new positions and develop their skills.

Any abuse of the program should be reported to your league board of directors.

District 62 TAD Local Rules

Junior Section 10 2012 Final

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