Spreckels Park Little League: Welcome
Tuesday, November 3
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Welcome to the Most Exciting Baseball
in Manteca California!
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Board Elected:
Congratulations to:
Frankie
Arredondo, Jason
Frisk, Kindal Justis, Bob LeLaurin, Peter
Maderos, Deanna Penner, Suzi
Sofranic and Kelly Ann Tarp.
These six will be meeting this
week to determine the Executive
Board Positions.
Spring 2010
Registration:
Stay tuned It's
that
time again. Register for Spring
Baseball! Online registration
is now available.
[Click
Here]
Attention Parents
Please see the
NEW
Parent Participation Page to see where you can help. Not only with Spreckels Park
Little League but with the success of your son or daughter.
From LL Int'l:
Bat Modification &
Alterations
No bat, in
any level of Little League
Baseball, is permitted to be
altered. This is of particular
concern especially when it is
clearly done to enhance
performance and violate bat
standards. Making such
alterations to bats is clearly
an inappropriate attempt to gain
an unfair advantage, and
cheating has no place in our
program. Umpires, managers and
coaches are instructed to
inspect bats before games and
practices - as they always
should - to determine if bats
might have been altered. [read
entire article]
Let's make it a GREAT year!
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Part II - NEW:
The batter
hits a ball into deep centerfield. While the
batter-runner is rounding first base he/she
collides with the first baseman knocking
down the batter-runner. The base umpire
immediately calls “Time” and awards the
batter-runner second base.
True or False?
View Answer & More Situations
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SPLL provides baseball
experience for youth at many
levels, where everyone plays in
every game. Throughout the
program, the base paths are set
to 60 feet and at the higher
levels, pitching is done from
about 46 feet. The Majors and
Minors level each produce an
All-Star team that compete for
the opportunity to participate
in the annual World Series in
Williamsport, PA each August.
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HITTING
MECHANICS
CLASS
Learn the
secrets that
the best
hitters in
the game
already know
and use.
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PITCHING MECHANICS
CLASS
Arm care,
injury
prevention and
sound
pitching
bio-mechanics.
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COMPLETE
PLAYER CLASS
Our most
popular
class
(geared
toward the
younger
player)
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Call
or email to reserve a
spot
(209)
482-5702
www.mantecabaseballsoftballacademy.com
Positive Coaching
Alliance
(PCA) News
View announcements
and the latest news
here.
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Fundraising
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Magazine
Fundraiser:
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Fun!
Choose a magazine for yourself
or as a gift from over 650
available titles and 40% is
given back to Spreckels Park
Little League. Let's help keep
SPLL costs low!
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or
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Spreckels Park Little League Baseball
Divisions |
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T-Ball
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Farm
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Minors
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Majors
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Juniors
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Seniors
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ages: 5-6 |
ages: 7-8 |
ages: 9-11
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ages:
10-12 |
ages: 13--14
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ages:
14-16 |
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T-Ball
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Tee Ball
Baseball is for boys and girls 5-6 years
olds who want to learn the fundamentals of
hitting and fielding. In Tee Ball, players
hit a ball off a batting tee. Rules of the
game may be varied to accommodate the need
for teaching. The primary goals of Tee Ball
are to instruct children in the fundamentals
of baseball and to allow them to experience
the value of teamwork. Rosters may be
composed of between 12 and 20 players. No
live pitching is permitted in this division.
The diamond used is a 60-foot diamond.
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Farm -
A natural extension of the T-Ball program with the T
removed and coaches pitching to batters.
For players ages 7-8
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Minors -
Minor
League Baseball programs for boys and girls
is operated within each division for younger
players with less experience. The minor
league may be players ages 8-11. By local
option, some of the 9-year-olds could "play
down" in the coach pitch division, and some
of the 8-year-olds could "play up." This is
entirely the choice of the SPLL board of
directors. Rosters will be composed of
between 10-13 players. A 60-foot diamond is
used and the pitching distance is 46 feet.
This is the start of competition helping
players establish and enhance skills. Players control
more aspects of the game here.
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Majors -
The
Little League Baseball Division (sometimes
known as the Major Division) is for ages
11-12. On rare occasions will a 10 year old
move up. The diamond used is a 60-foot
diamond and the pitching distance is 46
feet.
This is a
competitive and developmental program, which
also helps
players establish and enhance skills. Players control
most aspects here.
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Juniors -
The Junior League Baseball
Division is a program for boys and girls
ages 13-14, using a conventional 90-foot
diamond with a pitching distance of 60 feet,
6 inches. (A modified diamond is available
during the regular season.) The local league
has an option to choose a Tournament Team
(or "All Stars") of 13-14-year-olds from
within this division (and/or from within the
Senior League Division), and the team may
enter the International Tournament. The
culmination of the International Tournament
is the Junior League Baseball World Series,
featuring teams from around the globe. All
expenses for the teams advancing to the
World Series (travel, meals and housing) are
paid by Little League Baseball.
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Seniors
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The Senior League Baseball
Division is for boys and girls 14-16 years
old, using a conventional 90-foot diamond
with a pitching distance of 60 feet, 6
inches. Our Senior League starts after
school is out of season.
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Please visit Manteca's Baseball academy providing our kids with un-paralleled year round Player Development in the Sports
Mecca of California... Manteca!
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LEAGUE CONTACT INFORMATION
Please Call (209)
624-0080
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