Hello All!
On behalf of the South Bay Little League Board of Directors, it is my pleasure to congratulate the successes of our 2008 baseball and softball season. I have seen our parent volunteers and youngsters grow tremendously over the course of this golden 50th anniversary season.
The lessons learned in our little league environment are carried with us for life. We learned these successes; both parents and children have giving our best effort that helped us gain new or renewed confidence and self-esteem. The opportunity to participate in a healthy activity, while learning many important lifetime skills, such as teamwork, leadership, and sportsmanship has not only helped us grow physically, but emotionally and socially as well.
The entire South Bay Little League family, the Board of Directors and Coaches, to the Sponsors and Parents, knows that the greatest Treasure we have are our children. As adults, we want to ensure that these young people are able to grow up happy, healthy and above all, safe. Whether they are our children, or the children of others, each of us have and continue to share in the responsibility to protect them. They are our future, and an endless source of joy.
As parents, board members, managers, and coaches, we are all students, teachers, and role models for our children. The lesson we all learn in this pursuit provides a strong foundation for winning in life. It doesn’t matter if we win or lose in a ball game, what really matters is how we deal with each failure. Striking out at the plate after trying your best is OK! We learn to just shake it off and continue to try our best. What do you call a professional Major League Baseball player who fails 2 out of every 3 times up at bat for his entire career? A MLB player who gets a hit once out of every three times at bat may also be known as someone in the hall of fame with .333 lifetime batting average.
We hope your experience in our league will continue to be a positive and rewarding one as we look forward to continue to providing little league at South Bay starting from our 5 years old little league T-Ball Division to one day having our children continue to play at South Bay up to age 18 years old one day in our little league Big League Division.
Thank you,
Art Diaz, President
South Bay Little League 2008

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Did you know that if you *sponsor a team or find a sponsor to do so, that your childs registration fee are waived or returned to you?

View the documents below describing our sponsorship information and packages, it could be worth your wild to help find willing sponsors to support our league.

MINIMUM SPONSORSHIP LEVELS for Refund of Registration Fees.
* Sponsorship Level II is required for a single child refund of registration fees.
* Sponsorship Level III is required for a family refund of registration fees.

Remember all sponsorships are TAX Deductable for companies and individuals alike.

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South Bay Little League Supplememntal Rules

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