Sun Prairie Little League: My Site News
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Sun Prairie Little League Night at the "Duck Pond"! Sunday June 17th 3:05PM
Wednesday, March 28
2012 Baseball, Softball, and Umpire apparel on sale now from our official vendor (Ameriprint)
Saturday, January 1
2012 Approved bats for Baseball and Softball (Rookies - U12)
Minor and Majors softball players should look for ASA approved 2 1/4 inch diameter bats.
Rookies, Minors and Majors baseball players can use all metal, all wood, all composite handle/metal barrel, and all approved composite bats that are 2 1/4 inches in diameter. The bat need not carry the Little League trademark. Little League does publish a list of licensed bats if you are looking for some guidance (see link below)
Please note that due to continued safety concerns, Little League International has updated their list of approved composite baseball bats for 2012. If you are purchasing a composite bat please be sure and purchase one from the approved list.
Little League Approved Composite bats
Alloy/Metal Bat – A type of bat in which the handle and barrel of the bat are entirely comprised of an alloy/metal material, exclusive of the end cap.
Composite Bat – A type of bat in which the handle and barrel of the bat are comprised of a composite or Fiberglas-like material. Note: A bat with any composite material in the barrel, exclusive of the end cap, is considered a composite bat.
Wood Bat – A type of bat in which the handle and barrel are comprised from a single piece of wood or the handle and barrel are made of multiple pieces of wood through a “laminating or compressed” process.
Hybrid or Half-and-Half Bat – A type of bat where the handle and barrel differ in composition material. Note: These types of bats are defined only by the composition of the barrel with respect to the moratorium.
Tuesday, February 14
Cardinal Classic Tournament Registration Open (baseball and softball)
Friday, February 17
Board members: player database is active
Instruction for sending a league e-mail:
- click the player database link.
- LeagueOne (SPLL) will open.
- Login with the user id and password
- Click on the communications link at the top of the page.
- Select send an email from the left hand set of links
- Click "add" in the to menu and select "players"
- Pick the "divisions" you want to e-mail. Note shift and left click allows you to e-mail multiple divisions.
- Click spring 2012
- Click both parents.
- click add.
- Type your e-mail
- Hit the send button in the bottom right hand corner.

