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909-887-6444
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6707 Little League Drive
San Bernardino, California
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TO THE LITTLE LEAGUE
WESTERN REGIONAL WEB SITE



Thank you for visiting our site, we hope that you will visit us often. This is the place to find out what’s happening in and around the Western Region. This site is constantly under construction and we would like your input on what you would like to see on your Web Site. Thanks again for checking us out and while you’re here, please check out all of the links, and please sign our guest book. We will not respond to questions written in our guest book. If you have questions, please call the Regional Office at 909-887-6444. Come back soon, we look forward to your next visit.



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Wednesday, July 7
CODY McCOY FROM LAKE FOREST LL NAMED GOOD SPORT OF THE YEAR

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SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (July 6, 2010) – It's hard to find someone who has anything but positive comments when asked about Lake Forest, Calif., seventh-grader Cody McCoy. In fact, everyone from his family, to league personnel, to his friends, have nothing but good things to say when reflecting on the example he has set. More...

Tuesday, March 31
TEE UP AND GET READY FOR THE 2010 WESTERN REGION GOLF TOURNAMENT

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Get Your Driver and Putter Ready for the 2010 Western Region Golf Tournament! 

Are you a golfer? Don't get left out in the rough! Will you be in San Bernardino on August 12 2010? The Western Regional Golf Committee has organized another fun day and fundraising event for the Region and expects to beat last years  numbers. For the last fourteen years, thousands of dollars have been raised to offset expenses for the Western Regional Little League Baseball Tournament.
The 15th annual golf tournament is open to all  golfers, so don't delay as the tournament fills up quickly. The deadline to register is July 30, 2010.
If you can't be there to play in the tournament, you can participate in many other ways. How about sponsoring a golf team? There are four levels of sponsorships you can choose from. You can be a Tee Sponsor, or contribute prizes for the BBQ buffet raffle that will follow the tournament. There are so many ways to get involved in this worthwhile event, all donations are tax deductible. So don't delay, get involved right now! To Register and Play in the event, sign-up for a Sponsorship, Sponsor a Tee or Donate Prizes, click on the appropriate link below. This tournament would not be possible without the very generous contributions from our sponsors. If you need more information you can call the Western Region at 909-887-6444, and they will put you in touch with a committee member.

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Friday, April 16
DON'T MISS OUT ON THE WESTERN REGIONAL LUNCHEON!!

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Each year many dedicated Little League Volunteers get together to put on a fabulous luncheon open to anyone who wants to have a fun time, and a break in the tournament to let their hair down for a couple of hours and enjoy a meal and variety show put on by these special volunteers.

 The event will be held on Saturday August 14, 2010 and will  begin at 11:00 AM at the Hilton Hotel, 285 E Hospitality Lane, San Bernardino.

Cost for the luncheon is $20.00. Tickets can be purchased in the Western Region Headquarters Building during the tournament or at the door. Don't miss out on this fun event! To download more information and a flyer for the event, click here.

We are always looking for door prize donations.  If you are interested in making a donation or attending these events you can send an email to westregion@littleleague.org.



Friday, April 16
LITTLE LEAGUE WESTERN REGION ANNUAL DISTRICT ADMINSTRATOR'S BRUNCH!

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Every year for the last 37 years, a special occasion happens at the Little League Western Region Tounament. On the last Sunday of the Tournament, a brunch is held in honor and recognition of all the District Administrator's in the Western Region. If you will be at the Western Region Tournament on Sunday August 15, 2010, attending the breakfast is a MUST!!

The brunch will  begin at 10:00 AM at the Hilton Hotel, 285 E Hospitality Lane, San Bernardino. 

This brunch is open to everyone. There will be a guest speaker, door prizes, and great food and fellowship. Admission to the brunch is $20.00. You can by tickets from the tournament staff inside the Western Region Headquarters Building during the tournament or at the door.

We are always looking for door prize donations.  If you are interested in making a donation or attending these events you can send an email to westregion@littleleague.org.



Friday, October 16
WESTERN REGION LEADS THE PACK WITH THE 2009 ASAP RESULTS

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The Western Region once again leads the Nation in ASAP participation

Just released Little League figures show that the Western Region continues to set the pace for safety protection in their local leagues.  The local leagues and districts in the Western Region have consistently been the leaders in ASAP participation and the 2009 season has followed that example with an overall participation of 93%.  This represents an increase of 3% for the third year in a row said Regional Director Jim Gerstenslager and we thank each and everyone of you for doing everything possible to protect the children under our charge.  Jim goes on to point out that 21 districts increased their participation percentage during the 2009 fiscal year but unexpectedly, 16 districts had a decrease in results and submitted plans.  We need to constantly be vigal in safety awareness said Jim and already the District Administrators have vowed to stay on top of this important aspect of the Little League program during the 2010 season.
      “The current ASAP program (since being adopted) has proven to be the most effective approach to player protection. The leagues that have developed and instituted safety plans have drastically reduced insurance claims and injuries resulting in a safer environment for the children”.
The goal for the Western Region for 2010 has not changed, and is to have every league in the region at 100% by the time the ASAP plans deadline is reached on April 1st.
Little League Baseball Incorporated has many resources available, including a CD that has all the information needed to develop a plan for your league or district. You can also call your District Administrator or the Regional Office at 909-887-6444 for advice and support.
Let’s all participate.  Let’s strive to keep the Western Region as the #1 safety region in the United States for 2010! To read and download the latest results of the ASAP News Letter, click here.

Thank you for your participation!

Jim Gerstenslager



Thursday, September 13
JOIN IN TO BE PART OF A SPECIAL NEW PROJECT FOR THE WESTERN REGION!

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We Just Need a Few More Bollards to Complete the Northern Parking Area! 

Earlier this year, Jim Gerstenslager, Western Region Director, was given a directive by Williamsport to create a barrier between Little League Drive and the northern parking lot of the Western Region complex. It had been suggested that a series of posts and a sturdy chain would stop vandals that were using the area for their own personal enjoyment with no regard to the Little League’s property. An idea was concocted that a series of concrete baseballs and softballs would certainly due the job but the cost did seem out of the question. However, after some research and some negotiation we came upon a company that was local to the complex and would delight in creating the diverters for us.  It will take a combination of 60 concrete baseballs or softballs to complete the north parking lot project. When this is completed, the same type project is planned for the south parking lot.

These diverters are called Bollards  you will see them at schools, public parks and roads throughout the country. Our Western Region bollards are unique because not only will they do the job as requested by Williamsport but it is an opportunity for leagues, districts and individuals throughout the region to have their own personal testimonial to Little League, but also a small portion of the donation will go to the maintenance and upkeep of our Western Region complex. The 1200 pound white baseballs or optic yellow softballs are made of white concrete, and placed on a foundation formed in the shape of a home plate. They are secured by bolts and are sprayed with a chemical so that graffiti can be easily removed. A 4”x6”cutout strategically placed on the ball so that a bronze plaque can be inserted with your league, district, organization or family name. There is no limit to the number of characters to be placed on the plaque, but keep in mind that the more characters the smaller the font. If you want the Little League logo on your plaque there is an additional charge of $85.00. The total price (with logo) is $785.00 and this includes the installation. If you want to participate in this worthwhile project, and leave a personal testimonial to the Western Region, please CLICK HERE, to download an application and instructions on how you can participate in this important project. There is a limited amount of spaces so orders will be taken on a first come, first served basis.



Friday, April 7
THE LITTLE LEAGUE COACHES REGISTRY

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Better Coaches. Better Games. Better Leagues.
Managers and coaches are among the most important volunteers in the Little League® program. They have to know the game and they have to love working with kids. Leagues with knowledgeable, caring and concerned coaches have an advantage when it comes to making the games fun and retaining players.
That’s why Little League® International created The Coaches Registry. The registry gives coaches exclusive tools and resources to prepare them for the job of putting the Little League program into action. To register in the program, and download useful tools and information to find out how this program can help you become a better manager or coach, click here!


Monday, October 23
LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL AND AND SOFTBALL, POSITIVE COACHING ALLIANCE EXTEND PARTNERSHIP

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Making better Little League coaches and administrators through enhanced education is the driving force behind Little League International’s partnership with Positive Coaching Alliance. To find out more about this positive character-building program and how to get your district and leagues involved click here! to read more...or go to their website!


Tuesday, September 6
IS THERE SUCH A THING AS TOO MUCH BASEBALL?

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We hear the horror stories about kids spending nearly every week of the year playing in one particular sport; about parents spending thousands of dollars so their child can play on an "elite" traveling team; about pitchers being used so much in non-Little League play that they require surgery that used to be reserved for Major League pitchers looking to extend their careers. How much is too much? Check out the essay by President and Chief Executive Officer Stephen D. Keener. This article was featured in the 2005 Little League World Series program.   More...

Tuesday, March 22
REGION HISTORY

HISTORY OF THE LITTLE LEAGUE WESTERN REGION
If you are interested in learning about the history of the Western Region,
click here to learn more...



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