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Tuesday, February 2
Registration Now Open
Registration is now open for the 2010 season. Please click on the Regsitration tab on the left to go to our registration page for information and to begin the registration process. Monday, February 1
NOTICE TO PARENTS and PLAYERS about Bats:
IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING THE PURCHASE OF A NEW COMPOSITE METAL BAT FOR USE IN LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL DIVISIONS (Major Division and below (Lincroft Little League calls this division “Little League”)), BE SURE THAT THE BAT YOU ARE PURCHASING HAS THIS MARKING: BPF 1.15 ON THE BARREL OR HANDLE OF THE BAT. IF NOT, IT WILL NOT BE ALLOWED FOR PLAY IN LITTLE LEAGUE GAMES. BATS FOR THE SENIOR MINOR AND SENIOR MAJOR MUST HAVE THE BESR MARK ON THEM. IF NOT, THEY WILL NOT BE ALLOWED FOR PLAY IN THESE DIVISIONS. Tuesday, November 17
Modell's Coupon
This coupon provides a 10% discount at Modell's for Lincroft Little League families. The League also receives a donation from Modell's for every purchase made with this coupon. Please print out the coupon for use. Handout: Modell's Coupon Friday, October 2
Looking For Board of Director members
Dear Parents of Children in the Lincroft Little League,
The Lincroft Little League operates completely through the efforts of the many volunteers who give their time to provide your children with a great youth baseball or softball experience. Most of our volunteers are managers or coaches who spend time directly with your children. In addition, we have a Board of Directors that works behind the scenes to enable the program to operate. The Board of Directors has a number of openings that must be filled to help the program to continue to run smoothly. This is a great opportunity for individuals who want to get involved and make a difference in a program that serves hundreds of children in our community. Board members attend one meeting per month from September through June and then spend time outside of the meetings completing their work. Many of the Board positions can be done without any knowledge of baseball or softball and many can be done at your convenience. It is worth noting that several of our Current Board Members travel extensively and are still able to do their jobs quite effectively through email and phone calls. Currently, the Board has positions open for: - Scheduling - Building and Grounds - Player Agents and Assistant Player Agents - Umpire Coordinators for various divisions in the League. - Fund Raising Committee - Opening Day Committee If you have an interest in becoming a board member or have questions about the board responsibilities, please send a message to us at info@lincroftlittleleague.org (include your name and contact information) and we will contact you directly. Sincerely, Lincroft Little League Nominating Committee
Rainout Information Hotline -- 732-530-8828
In the case of inclement weather, please call 732-530-8828 for the latest information on game cancellations. Updates are usually posted by 4 PM for weekday games, and at least 1 hour before weekend games.
Too Much Baseball is Not a Good Thing
Click here for some words of wisdom offered in a column by Little League International President and Chief Executive Officer Stephen D. Keener, reprinted from the 2005 Little League Baseball World Series Program.
Who We Are and What We Stand For
From the Lincroft Little League By-Laws: Article Two - Purpose and Objective "The purpose and objective of the League shall be to implant firmly in the children of the community the ideals of good sportsmanship, honesty, loyalty, courage and respect for authority, so that they will be well adjusted, stronger and happier children who will grow to be good, decent, healthy and trustworthy adults; and to thereby promote the health, social, educational and character development of our youth. All persons involved in this league, however, shall bear in mind that ATTAINMENT OF EXCEPTIONAL ATHLETIC SKILL AND THE WINNING OF GAMES IS SECONDARY(emphasis added), and the molding of future men and women is of prime importance." We define ourselves, therefore, as a RECREATIONAL league wherein the level of competition is determined by the children, and not the adults. In a society where youth sports are increasingly plagued by exploitation, boorish behavior and even violence on the part of adults, and where 75% of children walk away from organized sports by the age of 13, we see our market as the children, and our mission as serving their needs. Within that context, no enterprise which loses 75% of its client base can be judged as successful. N.B. Recent articles in the Wall Street Journal and other publications have put the rate of attrition from organized youth baseball at 10% in the last 3 years and near 30% in the last 10. For more information on the League, please click "About Us" on the left hand side of this page.
Mom & Dad, are you listening to me?- THE KIDS SPEAK
Jim Sundberg, a former major league player, and his wife, Janet, a psychologist, wrote a book called "Sports Parenting" in which they included the following survey of what boys and girls like MOST and LEAST about playing sports. Here goes: BOYS MOST LEAST 1.Relationships 1.Losing 2.Having fun 2.Parental pressure 3.Competition 3.Degrading comments 4.Developing character about performance GIRLS MOST LEAST 1.Relationships 1.Losing 2.Developing character 2.Time Commitment 3.Competition 3.Parental pressure 4.Having fun Enough said?
Points to Ponder for the Off Season
"A man never stands so tall as when he stoops to help a child." ----- Sparky Anderson ----- "Baseball is a children's game that adults mostly screw up." ----- Bob Lemon ----- "Sports do not build character....They reveal it." ----Heywood Broun, journalist----
- - www.sportsparenting.org - - What a Concept !!!!!!
At a time when youth sports has become "big business", and the general anxiety level regarding kids' athletic development and performance rises seemingly day by day, we are disturbed to note the paradox of parents leaving it to the "experts" when the stark reality is that serious issues of their own children's physical and emotional well being are at stake. The truth is that ultimate responsibility for a child's welfare lies with the parents and that only through involvement and education can parents protect their children from becoming "casualties" of organized sports. Resources are available. The web site listed above is a terrific source of information on a wide range of youth sports issues. Just click on it for instant access. Click on the "Parent's Page" at left as well for a list of resources available to those people who believe their children deserve the best that youth sports has to offer. Remember, -No involvement, No change. |
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