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WELCOME TO TEXAS DISTRICT 10 LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL
A SIMPLE EXPLANATION OF BASEBALL Baseball is a game played by two teams: one out and the other in. The one that is in sends players out one at a time to see if they can get in before they get out. If they get out before they get in they come in, but it does not count. If they get in before they get out, it does count. When the one that is out gets three outs from the one that is in before they get in without being out, the team that is out comes in and the team that is in goes out to get those going in out before they get in without being out. When both teams have been in and out nine times, the game is over. The team with the most in without being out before coming in wins, unless the ones in without being out before coming in are equal. In which case, the last one that was in goes out to get the one that is in out before they get in without being out. The game will end when each team has the same number of ins out, but one team has more in without being out before coming in. Friday, January 27
District 10 Welcomes Lufkin Little League
Texas District 10 is excited to welcome Lufkin Little League to our Little League family. Lufkin, Texas has affiliated with Little League Baseball, Inc. to be effective in the 2012 League year. We look forward to working with them in a cooperative effort in order to afford all of our kids the opportunity to participate in America's pasttime through Little League Baseball, Inc. Please click on the "Headline" above to visit the Lufkin Little League website. Wednesday, January 18
2012 Texas East State Tournament Brackets
All 2012 Texas East State Tournament brackets have been posted. Click on the "Headline" above to download, view and print Tournament brackets. Friday, January 20
2012 Bat Information
Click on the "Headline" above to download, view and print important bat information for the 2012 League year. Thursday, January 12
Significant Policy, Regulation and Rule Changes for 2012
Click on the "Headline" above to download, view and print the significant policy, regulation and rule changes for 2012. Thursday, August 11
Rose Capital East earns trip to the Senior League World Series Tournament
The Rose Capital East LL Senior League All-Stars went undefeated in the Southwest Regional Tournament in Seguin, Texas and earned a trip to the Senior League World Series in Bangor, Maine. This is the third (3rd) team from Rose Capital East LL to play in the World Series Tournament over the past five (5) years. We congratulate these young men and wish them the best of luck as they enter the World Series Tournament. They say the third (3rd) time is a charm, bring a World Championship back to Rose Capital East LL and Tyler, Texas. Click on the "Headline" above to follow these young men in World Series play.
Tournament Affidavits and Player Residences
IMPORTANT: In prior years, it has been required that the physical location of each named player's residence be indicated on the approved League boundary map attached to the respective "Tournament Affidavit" for each participating team. Mr. Nic Caringi, Senior Director of Operations and Education with LLB International, has advised that this is no longer necessary. The League President, together with the Player Agent, certifies each named player to be legal with regard to residence, age and participation upon signing each participating team's affidavit. A copy of the approved League boundary map MUST be attached to each participating team's affidavit; however, it is not necessary to indicate the exact physical location of each player's residence on said League boundary map. CLARIFICATION: The corresponding number assigned to each named player, on each respective "Tournament Affidavit", must be indicated on the approved League boundary map, attached to and made part of said "Tournament Affidavit", in the general location of said named player's residence and must be located inside of the League's boundary lines, as in prior years. The change is the League's ability to indicate the general location of said player's residence on the smaller version (8 1/2" X 11") of the approved League boundary map, in lieu of an expanded version in order to identify the exact physical location of said residence including road names, Texas Hwy nos., CR nos., etc. Any player outside of the approved League boundary lines will continue to require an approved waiver as a prerequisite to participation. Monday, January 17
ASAP (A Safety Awareness Program) Requirements
Click on the "Headline" above to go to the ASAP (A Safety Awareness Program) requirements on the LLB website. A template and other information regrading the ASAP can be found on the LLB website under the menu item "Forms and Publications". LLB requires a ASAP from each member League on an annual basis. Monday, January 17
LLB Forms and Publications
Click on the "Headline" above to download and print all LLB published Forms, Applications, Instructions, Publications, etc. necessary for the successful operation of your League(s).
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