Our spring regular season runs from March through mid-June.  Post-season All-Star tournaments for players 9-12 follow the end of the regular season and run from late June to mid-July.  Our fall season is from September through the end of October.  Check the Boundary Interactive Map to make sure you are located within our map area before you register.

Check on upcoming events and meetings by clicking on the CALENDAR.  Information on the various divisions, including upcoming games, game results and standings can be found by clicking below on the specific league you are interested in.

Spring registration is open for all levels of play:  Blastball, A, AA, AAA, and Majors.  Register now!  A late fee of $35 will apply for registrations received after midnight, February 25, for AA, AAA, and Majors.

Want to know what level to register your player for?  Please visit the About RLL page for descriptions of the divsions of Reston Little League.  Reston Little League offers organized baseball to players 4 - 12 years of age.

Registration fees for divisions are as follows:

Blastball:  $50

T-Ball:  $80

A:  $115

AA, AAA, and Majors:  $145

Regular registration for T-ball and A-ball (generally ages 5-8) will close on March 24. You can still register for T-Ball, but a $35 late fee applies.  To be eligible a child must be at least five years old as of April 30, 2012. 

In order to register you must first check that you live within our boundary.  Click HERE to go to the Interactive Boundary Map to see if your address falls within our boundary.

Challenger Division registration is always open.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER ONLINE

Each year Reston Interfaith and the Greater Reston Chamber of Commerce present the Best of Reston Awards to celebrate outstanding members of the community who have shown tremendous commitment to improving the lives of others.

Reston Little League has been honored as the recipient of the Best Civic/Community Organization Award of 2012.   Reston Little League thanks Reston Interfaith and the Greater Reston Chamber of Commerce for this honor.  RLL also thanks the players, coaches, parents, family members, sponsors, and community members whose volunteer hours and donations help our league to accomplish its mission - to provide a safe, healthy, and positive baseball experience to the lives of our community's girls and boys.

Reston Little League Skill Evaluation Schedule

WHAT: Reston Little League will be holding its annual skills evaluations on Sunday February 19th and Sunday February 26th in the Herndon Elementary School gym.  Players should wear sneakers (no cleats), bring their glove and favorite bat (if they have their own).  Helmets and bats will also be available at the gym.

WHERE: Herndon Elementary School - 630 Dranesville Road, Herndon, VA 20170. Please park in the main parking lot at the front of the school, and follow the signs to the entrance on the right side of the building (facing the building from Dranesville Road).

WHO: All players who are league age 8 through 12 are required to tryout during one of the scheduled evaluation sessions. (League Age is based on the players age as of April 30th, 2012.)

Players league age 7 with at least one Spring season at the A- Ball level (Machine pitch), who wish to be considered for the AA draft are also required to attend the skills evaluation.

Players age 7 who wish to play T-ball or A-ball do not need to attend the skills evaluation.  Players who are 6 years old or younger will not be admitted to tryouts.

WHY: The purpose of the evaluation is to assist the Player Agent, League Commissioners, and Team Managers in properly placing players at the level most appropriate for their skills and experience. The skills evaluation also helps the team managers’ plan for the AA, AAA, and Major league drafts.  All players at AA, AAA, and Majors are selected through a draft process.

WHAT DO THE EVALUATIONS CONSIST OF? Players will be evaluated on their fielding, throwing and hitting skills. Players may be asked to demonstrate pitching skills if they indicate that they are a pitcher.  It is probably a good idea to spend some time working on these skills prior to the tryout.  It may not be a good idea for the evaluation to be the first time the player has picked up a baseball since last spring.

HOW CAN MY CHILD DO WELL AT THE EVALUATION?  Wear appropriate baseball attire, arrive with plenty of time to sign in and do some light stretching.  Most importantly, relax, have fun and do your best.

WHEN:  Tryout Dates - Sunday, February 19th and February 26th at Herndon Elementary.

SCHEDULE:  In order to decrease wait times and make the sessions move faster – we are splitting the player pool into two relatively equal parts – with the top half of the alphabet assigned to come on February 19th, and the bottom half of the alphabet assigned to come February 26th.

PLEASE DO YOUR BEST TO COME TO THE ASSIGNED TIME SLOT.

That said – if your schedule prevents you from coming on the day (or the time) assigned – please come when you can.  It is important that all players league age 8 and older come to tryouts.  If you can't come on your assigned day, bring your player on the other date, ideally during the age appropriate time slot.

FEBRUARY 19TH

12:25 pm - 12:50 pm  Age 12 - last names starting  A-E
12:50 pm - 1:15 pm  Age 12 - last names starting F-K
1:15 pm - 1:40 pm  Age 11 - last names starting  A-E
1:40 pm - 2:05 pm  Age 11 - last names starting F-K
2:05 pm - 2:30 pm  Age 10 - last names starting A-E
2:30 pm - 2:55 pm  Age 10 - last names starting F-K
2:55 pm - 3:20 pm  Age 9   - last names starting A-D
3:20 pm - 3:45 pm  Age 9 -   last names starting E-G
3:45 pm - 4:10 pm  Age 9 -   last names starting H-K
4:10 pm - 4:35 pm  Age 8 -   last names starting A-D
4:35 pm - 5:00 pm  Age 8 -   last names starting E-G
5:00 pm - 5:25 pm  Age 8 -   last names starting H-K
5:25 pm - 5:50 pm  Age 7 -   players with at least one season of spring A-Level (Machine Pitch) experience who want to play AA level  - last names starting  A-K

WHAT IF I KNOW SOMEONE WHO WANTS TO PLAY BASEBALL, BUT HAS NOT YET REGISTERED?   CAN THEY ATTEND THE SKILLS EVALUATION?   Yes, walk-in registration will be available for players who have not yet registered.   Be sure to tell all your friends and neighbors!

HOW CAN I GET ONE OF THOSE RESTON LITTLE LEAGUE JERSEYS I'VE SEEN PEOPLE WEARING AROUND TOWN?  You can buy them at the skills evaluation!  So bring your checkbook.  We have a small inventory for both youth and adults!

If you are unable to attend the skills evaluation on the 19th or 26th or have any questions regarding the process, please review this page on the RLL Web site: http://www.eteamz.com/restonlittleleague/news/index.cfm?cat=220393

If you still have questions - write to the Player Agent at csplayeragent@gmail.com

WHAT WILL THE SCHEDULE BE FOR THE 26TH?  See below!

FEBRUARY 26TH

12:25 pm - 12:50 pm  Age 12 - last names starting  L-Q
12:50 pm - 1:15 pm  Age 12 - last names starting R-Z
1:15 pm - 1:40 pm  Age 11 - last names starting  L-Q
1:40 pm - 2:05 pm  Age 11 - last names starting R-Z
2:05 pm - 2:30 pm  Age 10 - last names starting L-Q
2:30 pm - 2:55 pm  Age 10 - last names starting R-Z
2:55 pm - 3:20 pm  Age 9   - last names starting L-O
3:20 pm - 3:45 pm  Age 9 -   last names starting P-S
3:45 pm - 4:10 pm  Age 9 -   last names starting T-Z
4:10 pm - 4:35 pm  Age 8 -   last names starting L-O
4:35 pm - 5:00 pm  Age 8 -   last names starting P-S
5:00 pm - 5:25 pm  Age 8 -   last names starting T-Z
5:25 pm - 5:50 pm  Age 7 -   players with at least one season of spring A-Level (Machine Pitch) experience who want to play AA level  - last names starting  L-Z

http://www.sportssignup.com/Reston-Little-League-Online-Registration.start

In front of a boisterous crowd of Reston supporters, the Reston National All-Star team topped District 10 Champion SYA East 14-9 to win the Virginia State Little League Championship.  The last time Reston placed a team in the VA State tournament was in 1998, when that team also won the State title.

The team now heads to Warner Robins GA on August 4th to compete in the Southeast Region tournament for a spot in the Little League World Series in Williamsport PA.

Wednesday night’s game featured an outstanding performance from the Reston offense with Brian Lawson leading the charge during a 9 run 2nd inning that brought Reston back from a 5-1 deficit to a 10-5 lead. During the inning Lawson hit a two-run home run and a grand-slam. Lawson was on the mound for Reston in the 2nd-5th innings and was the game’s winning pitcher.

Every time SYA tried to fight its way back into the game, Reston answered with some additional offense. Antonio Menendez held SYA to one run in the top of the 6th and Max Kidd squeezed the final out as the dugout and stands exploded with cheers.

Click HERE for the Reston Patch story on the game.

2011 Reston National Majors Roster:

• #3 Johnny Micka
• #4 Will Rippey
• #7 Max Kidd
• #8 Sam Kidd
• #10 Jeremy McNamara
• #13 Zander Bohnslav
• #17 Eli Nachison
• #18 Jack Kidd
• #19 Brian Lawson
• #21 Patrick Francisco
• #24 Antonio Menendez
• #25 Brendan Grammes
• #34 Ty Brazell
• Head Coach: Jeff Grammes
• Assistant Coaches: Dave Kidd & David Lawson

Folks have been asking us to provide access to a wide range of RLL themed sportswear and gear and now you have it.  Just go to www.cafepress.com/restonlittleleague to see a wide variety of clothing and other items. 

There are multiple designs to choose from in mens, womens and childrens clothing styles and sizes – as well as sportswear and accessories.

As a bonus – 10% of the cost goes to your league to support our activities.