Portsmouth Little League: Welcome
The PLL Calendar of events is available from the Left Menu (near bottom)
*** Please check out our Sponsor Page - Little League exists in Portsmouth because of these sponsors.
Registration is closed for players 9 years old and up.
Once a child is registered to play with Portsmouth Little League, there are no refunds available other than in the case of injury. In the case of injury, the refund will be given on a pro-rata basis.
Families in need of financial assistance can contact President Keith Hamilton confidentially at keithhamilton@cox.net
All volunteers for the 2013 season MUST complete this registration for LexisNexis screening.
Baseball and Softball Tryout Details
ALL CARS are to park on the west side of the drive (riding ring side) ... thus creating a "Safety Zone" area on the east side where "NO PARKING" signs are posted. Exception ... "HANDICAP Plates".
It is imperative to have the east side clear of vehicles so children can be seen during arrivals/departures and the siblings of the players will have a vehicle free area to play in while game are in progress.
Thursday, March 29
(This list is updated frequently)
PLL is recommending batting helmet face guards
For the upcoming baseball/softball season (2011), Portsmouth Little League is recommending batting helmet ...
Contact League President Keith Hamilton (keithhamilton@cox.net) for confidential financial assistance.
Wednesday, March 14
Important Changes to Instructional Baseball Format and Names
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Portsmouth Little League has the utmost concern for the health of your children. While PLL cannot mandate that children playing on multiple teams choose only one team on which to pitch, we strongly recommend this practice. Based on the latest research by Dr. James Andrews, renowned orthopedic surgeon and sports medicine expert, the likelihood of injury requiring surgery increases thirty-six fold when an athlete pitches with fatigue. Pitching on multiple teams, or pitching and catching, can put your child at greater risk of injury. If you children are playing on multiple teams, it is our hope that those organizations are equally as concerned with the safety and well-being of your child's health by making a concerted effort to follow a similar practice. As a minimum, parents should be aware of the dangers associated with arm fatigue and be cognizant of your child's throwing arm usage whether playing on multiple teams, participating in baseball camps, or just playing wiffle ball or catch in the back yard. Preventing injuries to our youth athletes is our primary concern and we are committed to partnering with PLL's parents and keeping them informed to ensure all our player are kept injury free.
Respectfully,
PLL Board of Directors
Tuesday, June 26
Meeting Agenda and Past Minutes
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PLL AUTHENTICATION CODE for LLI Resource Center access is: 130079
Sunday, April 22
April 28th - see handout for details
Handout: 2012 Opening Day Photo Schedule
