Santa Rosa American Little League: Welcome
SRALL Baseball Season 2010
League Line 522-3571
For the most current weather/field information, call the League Line and press 3#
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 5003
Santa Rosa, CA 95402
Monday, October 19
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So you missed the great State of the League presentation by League president, Tim March. Not only did you miss a great and informative presentation, you also missed out on a chance to win one of the four $25 gift certificates from T&B Sports, as well as next year's registration for your Little Leaguer. (But Steve White doesn't mind, because he was glad to take home the prize.)
Tuesday, December 8
For instance: Where will you be and what will you be doing on Saturday, April 10, 2010? Easy. You will be at the SRALL Monroe Fields in Santa Rosa, California celebrating Opening Day of their 2010 season!
To find out more key dates for the 2010 season, just click on the "Calendar" tab to the left and navigate through the year.
Monday, October 19
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O.K. So all this technology is great and it is cool that we can put Tim's PowerPoint presentation on the SRALL website. But you still don't have nearly enough time to go through all 23 slides.
Not a problem. It's easy to sum up.
SRALL NEEDS YOU !
SRALL does not receive money from Major League Baseball, Minor League Baseball or Little League Baseball. It doesn't even receive Federal stimulus dollars. It is funded through application fees, Snack Bar income, sponsorships and donations. More than anything, it is supported by the hard work of its fantastic volunteers: Snack Bar volunteers, Board members, managers, coaches, umpires, the Boosters Club, field volunteers, scorekeepers; even the webmaster.
But, you know what? Even with all of these great volunteers, there is a need for YOU! Just click here for a list of open positions where YOU would fit right in. Or, YOU can speak with any one of the existing Board members to find out how YOU can make YOUR League an even greater experience for a few hundred of the coolest kids in Santa Rosa. YOUR kids!
Sunday, October 18
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Your favorite Bay Area team didn't make it to the playoffs? Again? You're a SoCal native and don't want to openly gloat? Then move past the ALCS, the NLSCS, the World Series and start planning for the 2010 SRALL spring season. It's not too early.
Mark your calendars for January 2 and 3 and January 9 and 10. These are the SRALL registration dates for the year.
Great! You've got the date marked down and are ready to head over to Santa Rosa Middle School. Wrong! This year registration will be held at T&B Sports on Steele Lane. The crew at T&B has generously donated their space for all Santa Rosa Little Leagues to use for sign ups. Of course you'll have a chance to pick up the latest and greatest tools for playing the game while registering. Just click here for a map to T&B...just in case you haven't been to this great store.
Monday, January 7
It's never too early to review the Parent's Code of Conduct for participation in Little League. Take a few minutes and find out how you can make the environment at our Little League fields pleasurable for everyone.
Wednesday, December 8
Are you interested in finding out who is on the Board of Directors for this year's SRALL season? Even better, are you interested in finding out which of the currently open positions you would like to apply for? You can find the answer to both of these questions by simply clicking here.
Saturday, December 5
...and by clicking here you can review the 2010 SRALL local version.
Tuesday, May 5
Aside from fundamental baseball skills, one of the great lessons to be learned from Little League baseball is teamwork. But this lesson is not only valid for the players on the field and in the dugouts, it is for the Little League community as a whole.
The success of the league depends on the efforts of the coaches, the managers, the umpires, the volunteers in the snack bar and on the board of directors. And it also depends on those who just want to watch their kids play the great American pastime in a safe and healthy environment.
Among the many, many positives that have occured out at Monroe Fields this season, there have been some unfortunate areas of concern. One is the behaviour of a very few fans in the stands who have not taken taken the "Parents Code of Conduct" to heart. It is easy to get caught up in the excitement of a game played on the field, but please keep your energy and responses positive.
Also, there have been many incidents in the parking lots before, during and after games that are creating an unsafe environment and creating difficulties with the surrounding neighborhood. Many hours and dollars have been put into upgrading our parking facilities in recent years. However, our success as a league means that even with the upgrades, at busy times, the parking can still not accomodate all of the drivers that would like to park there. Fire lanes are marked and signed for a reason. These areas are OFF LIMITS. It is illegal to park there as doing so will prevent access by fire equipment if needed for a fire or medical emergency at our fields. Offending drivers will be ticketed and/or towed. Please take responsibility. Some drivers are also driving unsafely in the lots. The fields are here for kids. Kids do not always exercise the best caution in and around cars. Drivers behave proactively and exercise the needed caution and restraint to make our parking lot safe. Finally, do not use your horns unless absolutely necessary. The residences surrounding the fields can hear every honk of the horn that is made. Don't provide them with reasons to regret living next to such a valuable community asset.
Thanks for your cooperation.
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