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Tuesday, August 21
2007
2007 was a FANTASTIC year for Little League Jimmy Fund program...
We would like to thank all of you for your efforts this year in the Jimmy Fund Little League program. The goals of this program continue to be met, by giving Little Leaguers the opportunity to play more baseball/softball and at the same time, raise money for children with cancer. The program had an amazing year raising a record $370,000 of which $58,00 from District 13 alone!
For more information click here or e-mail the Information Officer at llb.ma@verizon.net
District 13 teams continue in Sectional and State Tournaments...
Junior Softball
Wakefield captures State title in Junior Softball with back-to-back wins ove a strong Westfeild team. They now advance to the Eastern Regionals in Syracuse, NY. Please help support the team for the 7-day tournament.
10-11 Baseball
Weston was elimated extra innings by Sandwich, who went on to win the State title.
Junior Baseball
Stoneham will face Somerset for the State title Monday evening at Rockland Stadium.
Follow the District winners in the Section & State Tournament level
District Tournaments wrap up...
Monday
Wilmington takes the Major Baseball District title led by strong pitching and plenty of offense. They move on to the sectionals which will be held in Tewksbury starting Thursday evening.
Sunday
Wilmington forces deciding game against Woburn in Major Baseball division scheduled for Monday at Weafer Park.
Weston makes another comeback to edge Saugus National 6-5 in 10/11 year old Sectionals.
Saturday
Wakefield advances to State Finals in Junior Softball and will take on a strong Westfield team on July 21st in Worcester.
Friday
In the Major Baseball division, Wilmington edges Wakefield American in losers bracket and will take on Woburn National Sunday at 5:00 also at Weafer park. Woburn was defeated by Dudely in the Major Softball division.
Thursday
Wakefield advances to the Junior Softball Section final and will play Sandwich in Worcester on Saturday. Weston comes back to edge Wakefield American in the 10-11 year old District final. Weston will take on Saugus National at Weafer park in Woburn on Sunday at 2:00.
Stoneham takes deciding game against North Reading for the District 13 Junior Baseball title. They will now play at Somerville on Sunday.
Brackets for all divisions are posted in Tournament section.
District Tournaments underway...
District 13 tournaments got underway on July 1st for the Major Baseball & Softball as well as the 10/11 Baseball division with Junior Baseball and Softball following shortly thereafter. Brackets are posted in Tournament section.
George Berardi Honored for More Than 50 Years of Service
The Little League District Administrators of Massachusetts honored one of their own this year in the by naming the Massachusetts State Little League Baseball Tournament after George Berardi, whose service to Little League spans more than five decades. more...
Al & al Manger/Coach clinic is a big hit...
With an attendance of 400 managers and coaches, Al Price of Al and al Baseball delivered a terrific day of instruction. There is no doubt you have all heard of the famous Little League clinic instruction team of Al and al. The Al & al clinic has been scheduled to the Massachusetts area and will be hosted this year by the District 13. Clinic will be held on Sunday, March 4, 2007 at the Joyce Middle School Gym. The individual leagues that participate can send as many managers and coaches as want to come, for an all-inclusive fee. The secret to the success of the Al & al clinics has always been the hands on instruction from the experience of attending as well as learning from the training material they offer for the leagues. Please review the enclosed information and have the individual leagues send their orders directly to Al & al prior to the clinic so that the participants can use the booklets during the clinic for reference and taking notes.
For event information see Clinic flyer
For Al & al training program information click here
Wednesday, November 1
2006
2006 was another successful year for Little League Jimmy Fund program...
We would like to thank all of you for your efforts this year in the Jimmy Fund Little League program. The goals of this program continue to be met, by giving Little Leaguers the opportunity to play more baseball/softball and at the same time, raise money for children with cancer. Our District had another terrific year hitting a new high by raising over $38,000. Congratulations go out to our top fundraising teams in the 9-10 & 11-12 baseball and 10-12 softabll divisions, Arlington Maroon ($2,600), Weston ($3,650) and Arlington Red ($2,600). They all earned a trip to Fenway back in September. Teams that earned a day in Pawtucket were Arlington Green, Arlington Red and Assabet Valley softball.
District Tournaments wrap up...
Wakefield National wins District Major baseball against Assabet Valley after losing their first game in the tournament, coming back to to win the next 6 games including 5 in the last 5 days. Wakefield American edges East Boston 7-6 and will now take on Saugus National in next 10-11 Division Sectional game on Thursday. Wakefield Senior Softball forces deciding game in Sectional game against Dudley with the winner advancing to this weekends State Finals in Worcester. See complete brackets posted in Tournament section.
The Little League "Gear Up For Summer" Program...
Little League has joined with the Massachusetts Melanoma Foundation to help raise awareness of this skin cancer. The following is a link where you can obtain your free sunscreen and learn more about this program.
Get your free sunscreen
Sunday, October 1
2006-2007 East Region clinic schedule
Little League Baseball's Eastern Region Headquarters has released its 2006-2007 schedule of clinic dates and sites. The Eastern Region Staff will continue to host the following clinics at the A. Bartlett Giamatti Little Leadership Training Center: (Please be advised that all of these dates are tentative at this time and subject to change)
Director's Advisory Committee Meeting: Friday, November 3rd, 2006
District Administrator Clinic: Saturday and Sunday, November 4th-5th, 2006
League Administration Clinic: Saturday and Sunday, January 27th-28th, 2007
Umpire Clinic: Saturday and Sunday, February 10th-11th, 2007
Michele Smith Softball Clinic: Sunday, March 11th, 2007
Summer Camp Open House #1: Saturday, March 10th, 2007
Summer Camp Open House #2: Saturday, April 21st, 2007
Al and Al Managers and Coaches Clinic: Saturday, March 3rd, 2007
Umpire School #1: Wednesday, March 28th - Sunday, April 1st, 2007
Umpire School #2: Wednesday, April 25th - Sunday, April 29th, 2007
Umpire School #3: Wednesday, September 19th - Sunday, Septembert 23rd, 2007
Summer Camp Session #1: Sunday, June 24th - Friday, June 29th, 2007
Summer Camp Session #2: Sunday, July 1st - Friday, July 6th, 2007
Summer Camp Session #3: Sunday, July 8th - Friday, July 13th, 2007
Summer Camp Session #4: Sunday, July 15th - Friday, July 20th, 2007
Summer Camp Session #5: Sunday, July 22nd - Friday, July 27th, 2007
Thursday, September 1
2005
Wakefield did their part in representing District 13 in the State tournaments...
The Senior Softball team lost in the State Finals against Westfield.
The Major Soft ball team advanced to the Sectional final before losing to Swampscott, who went on to win the State title.
The Junior Softball team also ran into tough competition with Jesse Burkett, who also went on to win the State title.
The Wakfield National 11 year olds finished third in the State with their 2 losses coming against the State champ and runner-up (Barnstable & Everett) while the Major team won their opening Sectional game before being knocked out by the State runner-up Danvers American. Weston Senior Baseball won it's first 2 sectional games before losing to Gloucester & Methuen, the State champ and runner-up respectively.
Stoneham Junior Baseball went a respective 1-2 in their Sectional games.
Tuesday, February 1
League Administration Clinic - April 3, 2005
League Administartion clinic coming to Massachusetts. The Clinic will be held on Sunday, April 3rd at Boston College. All League Officers and Board board members are encouraged to attend and hear the hometown presentation first hand. With nearly 7,000 leagues nationwide, it would be impossible for Little League’s professional staff members to conduct league administration, umpire and coaches
clinics for each. Nonetheless, our top staff members and volunteers have teamed up to bring truckloads of tips to your backyard. Consider it a live version of the publication "A Year In the Life of Hometown Little League!" Local league volunteers just like you will learn how best to implement the Little League program in their town or neighborhood.
Brochure - April 3rd Road Show
Click here for Online Registration information
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