Elmer Little League: News & Announcements
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This is the Phillies' Youth Baseball Celebration Night. All players get to walk on the field for a parade prior to the game.
We have tickets in section 308 & 309. These sections are down the right field line. We have a block of tickets. Availablity is on a first come fisrt serve basis. For more information and a copy of the order form CLICK HERE.
Latest Baseball Bat Information for 2012
Little League Parents, Coaches,
As you take to the field this season, Little League International has assembled an online resource page dedicated to baseball bat information, which is available through the Little League website.
Click here to find the latest bat information, including the 2012 Little League Baseball rules and regulations governing bats, definition of terms, the moratorium on the use of composite bats, and a series of frequently asked questions, with answers.
If there is a bat-related issue that requires an explanation the answer is just a click away.
Significant Policy, Rule, and Regulation Changes for 2012
Little League International announced the full list of significant changes that will go into effect on January 1, 2012, to the policies, rules and regulations of the program.
A list of all the significant changes, along with a summary and explanation of the changes, is listed here.
A downloadable PDF version of these changes is available as well: 2012 Rule Changes
What Parents Need To Know
Parent Orientation Program
· Becoming a Little League VolunteerParents Guide
· Little League Mom of the Year Award
· Little League Baseball's Parent Orientation Program
· Parent/Volunteer Pledge
· A Few Things You Should Know
· Volunteer Opportunities
· Communicating with your Child's Coach
· What About My Child?
· Your Role as a Little League Parent
Welcome to “Second-Goal” Parenting
Policy Statement on Abuse of Steroids
Using Steroids = Cheating
Volunteers Needed
Little League Baseball is the largest volunteer organization in the world. Elmer LL cannot function without volunteer support from our community. If you can volunteer your time (even 1 hour) you will help make our league a great place for our children to play baseball and softball. You might even have some fun doing it! Send the league an email at elmerlittleleague@comcast.net.
How Do I Become A Volunteer? Parents, take a minute to fill out the volunteer form while registering your child. If you are not a parent and would like to volunteer, take a minute to fill out the form while visiting your local registration location. The volunteer application form is available here.
Monday, September 15
Safety Report "Hits and Runs, Bumps and Bruises: Health, Safety and Injury Prevention are the Keystone of Little League"
Dear Little League Friends:
For more than a half-century, Little League International has maintained extensive records on injuries in Little League games and practices. These records have been used over the years to monitor trends and, when necessary, to effect positive changes in the Rules and Regulations.
In many cases, these changes have eventually been adopted in other youth baseball and softball programs, as well as professional baseball. It is just one of the many aspects of Little League that sets us apart from all other youth baseball and softball programs.
For the first time, Little League International has produced a comprehensive report on the history of Little League's efforts and accomplishments regarding the wellbeing of its participants and volunteers. This white paper entitled "Hits and Runs, Bumps and Bruises: Health, Safety and Injury Prevention are the Keystone of Little League" provides an extensive review of advancements in these areas.
We invite you to review this important document, produced by the Little League International Communications Division. The white paper can be found at the Little League International web site by clicking on the link to the PDF below, or by pasting it into your web browser:
http://www.littleleague.org/Assets/forms_pubs/Hits_Runs_Bumps_Bruises08.pdf
Be an Elmer Little League Web Site Member
Want to join the site? Click the link Join the Elmer LL site as a Member or a Fan
Just send an e-mail using the above link and provide your 1) full name, 2) telephone number and 3) your Elmer Little League connection (parent, player, coach, relative of player)
Note: Only members are allowed to view information in specified areas of this website. If you try to go to a 'member only' area, you will be prompted to enter your user ID and password.
Tuesday, March 4
LittleLeagueCoach.orgÂ….Free Online Resource Site for Baseball & Softball Coaches
Little League International recognizes and appreciates the challenges that come with being a Little League manager or coach, so it has developed a free on-line coaching resource that Little League managers and coaches can turn to for reference, education, or to stay current with the latest drills and coaching techniques.
The Little League Coach Resource Center, located on the World Wide Web at: www.LittleLeagueCoach.org, is a free service created by Little League International in cooperation with Cramer Digital Marketing and Event Solutions in Norwood, Mass.
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Little League Requires Background Checks
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