OHIO DISTRICT ONE LL: District News

Sunday, January 2
OUR LEAGUES

ASHTABULA LL

Website: http://www.eteamz.active.com/Ashtabulalittleleague

 

CONNEAUT LL (CLYO)

Website:  http://www.eteamz.active.com/clyoconneaut

 

GENEVA UNITED L.L.

Website: http://www.eteamz.com/GenevaLittleLeague 

Geneva & Ashtabula County LL are currently in the process of combining their leagues. Ashtabula County will be divided up into 3 other leagues; Geneva, Jefferson & Grand Valley. Ashtabula County was a league with us for 58 years +  and we applaud their efforts to keep the kids involved with the Little League program.

 

GRAND VALLEY LL

 

JEFFERSON LL

Website: http://www.jeffersonareabaseball.com/

 

KINGSVILLE LL

Website: http://www.kallinfo.org

 

MADISON LL

 

N. E. CLEVELAND LL

Website:  http://www.eteamz.active.com/NECLL

 

N.E. OHIO CHALLENGER LEAGUE

 

PERRY LL

Website:  http://www.perryrec.com

 

PAINESVILLE LL

Website:  http://www.painesvillelittleleague.org

 

PYMATUNING LL

Website:  http://www.eteamz.com/PAYO

 

PER RULE BOOK CHANGES IT IS THE RECOMENDATION OF LLB/SB THAT EACH LEAGUE HAVE A BASIC SITE THRU ETEAMZ TO RECEIVE INFO THRU AND BE ABLE TO ACCESS THE DATA CENTER. THE SITE ADMINISTRATOR CAN THEN LINK AN OUTSIDE SITE FOR THEIR LEAGUE THRU ETEAMZ. 

 

OUR LEAGUES ARE REMINDED THAT IF THEY HAVE HAD A RECENT

ELECTION OF NEW OFFICERS, THAT THEY ARE TO SEND IN THE

NECESSARY PAPERS TO LL INTERNATIONAL AND A COPY TO US AS

WELL. CHANGES ARE TO BE MADE THRU THE DATA CENTER WHEN

YOU RECEIVE THE INFO.

 



Tuesday, November 29
2012 RULE CHANGES



Little League International announced their rule changes for the upcoming season! Some changes are more explanation about the residence requirements. Also Sr. League has changed from ages 14, 15 & 16 to 13 thru 16, Big League will be 14 thru 18. Many more changes as well...the 2012 season is not so far away!!!! Click on article title for more information.

Wednesday, November 16
2012 Little League World Series Schedule



Big League Baseball (16-18-year-olds)
July 25 to Aug. 1 – Easley, S.C. (Easley Recreation Complex) – 12th season in Easley; 45th season overall
2011 Champion: South Carolina District 7 (Greenville, S.C.)

  • Big League Softball (14-18-year-old girls)
    Aug. 2 to Aug. 8 – Kalamazoo, Mich. (Vanderberg Park) - 19th season in Kalamazoo; 31st season overall
    2011 Champion: Michigan District 9 (Grand Rapids, Mich.)
  • Senior League Softball (13-16-year-old girls)
    Aug. 5 to Aug. 11 – Lower Sussex, Del. (Pyle Center) – 12th season in Lower Sussex; 37th season overall
    2011 Champion: Delaware District 3 (Laurel (Del.) Little League)
  • Little League Softball (11-12-year-old girls)
    Aug. 9 to Aug. 15 – Portland, Ore. (Alpenrose Stadium) - 19th season in Portland; 39th season overall
    2011 Champion: Sterling Little League (Sterling, Ill.)
  • Junior League Softball (13-14-year-old girls)
    Aug. 12 to Aug. 18 – Kirkland, Wash. (Everest Park) – 14th season in Kirkland; 14th season overall
    2011 Champion: Croswell Lexington Little League (Croswell, Mich.)
  • Junior League Baseball (13-14-year-olds)
    Aug. 12 to Aug. 18 – Taylor, Mich. (Heritage Park) – 32nd season in Taylor; 32nd season overall
    2011 Champion: Palma Ceia Little League (Tampa, Fla.)
  • Senior League Baseball (14-16-year-olds)
    Aug. 12 to Aug. 18 – Bangor, Maine (Shawn T. Mansfield Stadium) – 11th season in Bangor; 52nd season overall
    2011 Champion: Hilo Little League (Hilo, Hawaii)
  • Little League Baseball (11-12-year-olds)
    Aug. 16 to Aug. 26 – South Williamsport, Pa. (Lamade/Volunteer Stadiums) – 54th season in South Williamsport; 66th season overall
    2011 Champion: Ocean View Little League (Huntington Beach, Calif.)


Wednesday, November 16
TEENAGE BB DIVISION CHANGES FOR 2012



 
Bulletin: Little League International today announced a change to the regulations for 2012 that will allow more options in the teenage divisions of baseball.

Effective Jan. 1, 2012:

• The Senior League Baseball Division (previously limited to players league age 14-16) may now include players league age 13-16.
... • The Big League Baseball Division (previously limited to players league age 16-18) may now include players league age 15-18.
• For Tournament Play, the age divisions will be: Junior League 13-14; Senior League 13-16; and Big League 15-18.

The Junior League Baseball Division remains for players league age 13-14 during the regular season. (Note: As before, 12-year-olds also are eligible for Junior League Baseball regular season play, under certain criteria.)

This gives local leagues wide latitude in tailoring their regular season teenage baseball divisions based on the available talent pool and age breakdown.

"All of the changes in the rules and regulations for 2012 will be announced in the next few days," Patrick W. Wilson, Senior Vice President of Operations and Program Development, said. "We wanted to get this change out to our leagues and districts sooner, however, for planning purposes."

The change also will affect pitch-count limits in Tournament Play, so the days of rest guide will apply to 13-18 year olds participating in the Senior and Big League divisions. Pitch count limits for the regular season remain the same as in 2011, based on the age of the pitcher.













Friday, March 4
CHALLENGER LEAGUES
As some of you may not know we have two new challenger leagues this year. Both Painesville and Geneva United LL will be offering the challenger division this year. Challenger league is available to kids from age 4 to 18, or up to age 22 if still in high school,  who are physically or mentally challenged. It gives them a chance to play baseball in the sun...in a supportive manner. The people who help are called "buddies" as they help the player to participate in the game. When I went to our league in Brecksville I was fortunate enough to meet a lady who was close to 80 years young. She was living in an assisted home and came to volunteer for the challenger league. Jim Cipriani (N.E.O. Challenger President), told me the old people at the home didn't do enough so she wanted to volunteer to help. She came every week and was a buddy to many kids. Friendships are made here for the goal of helping a child to play! It doesn't get simpler than that! I recommend that all our league's staff take a day and make a point of going to visit a Challenger League. So if you have a child who is challenged or if you want to volunteer your time contact the local league in your area to sign up...it will help you put into perspective life's daily routines we take for granted. Even though you may not live in Geneva or Painesville, your child is still eligible to play there so long you are in our District. The Challenger League is also available in Brecksville.
Handout: Challenger Brochure

Thursday, April 17
LITTLE LEAGUE COACH RESOURCE CENTER

  The Little League Coach Resource Center (












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