Trabuco Canyon Little League: Field Information & Status

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As of Wednesday, May 8, 2013 - 1:30 PM PST

                               WW Sports Park     Coto Sports Park  

Outfields                               OPEN OPEN

Infields                           OPEN        OPEN   

Bull Pens / Cages             OPEN

 

Last Pitch Time          7:22 PM


FIELD LOCATIONS  
 Coto Sports Park
31146 Alta Drive
Coto de Caza, CA  92679
 
 Wagon Wheel Sports Park Oso Parkway (Near Coto De Caza Dr & Bridle Path)
Trabuco Canyon, CA  92679
   
 Solana Park
Melinda Parkway and Via Regressos
Rancho Santa Margarita, CA  92688
   
 Vista Verde
22576 Alma Aldea 
Rancho Santa Margarita, CA  92688
   
 Tijeras Creek
23082 Avenida Empresa
Rancho Santa Margarita, CA  92688
   
 Beebe Park
24190 Olympiad Road
Mission Viejo, CA  92691
   
 Buccheim Field 31522 El Camino Real
San Clemente, CA  92675
   
 Hausdorfer 25925 Camino Del Avion
San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675
   
 San Gorgonio
2916 Via San Gorgonio
San Clemente, CA  92672
   
 Youth Athletic Park (YAP)
22056 Olympia Road
Mission Viejo, CA  92692
   
 Cox Sports Park
27623 Crown Valley Parkway
Ladera Ranch, CA  92694

FIELD MAINTENANCE

For specific information on expectations of Field Maintenance, please go to the forms section of the site.

GAME DAY PROCEDURES

Home Team:  Performs pre-game prep of the field.  This would include dragging, Lining and slightly watering the infield dirt.

Visiting Team:  Perform post game maintenance.  This would include dragging, raking (mounds & home plate), putting all equipment away into sheds and watering the infield dirt.

Both teams are responsible to clean out their own duggouts, remove trash from the field and stands

 
Trabuco Canyon Little League (TCLL)

· Field Maintenance Plan 2010 ·
 
Prior to the Game / Home Team Responsibility  

   1)      Drag the Infield if necessary. Rake Base Lines, Home Plate Area & Mound.
   2)      Thoroughly Brush & Clean the Base Holding Plate.
   3)      Lightly dampen the Infield Dirt if the Field looks dry (manager's discretion).

   4)      NEVER WATER THE MOUND UNTIL AFTER THE LAST GAME OR PRACTICE OF THE DAY.

   5)      Line the field: Foul Lines, Batter’s Boxes and Coach’s Boxes.
   6)      Place Base Tops on Base Plates.
   7)      Setup table and scoreboard controller. Turn on the scoreboard.

After the Game / Visiting Team Responsibility

   1)      Clean up all trash (from The Field, Dugout and Bleacher Area.
   2)      Leave the bases in place to protect the Base Holding Plates.
   3)      Remove Bases - from the Base Holding Plate.
   4)      Brush the brick dust off of the grass and back onto the Infield & Mound area.
   5)      Rake & Drag the base paths and Plate area.

(Drag in the direction the players run & Rake side-to-side, pulling dirt buildup away from the grass line, thus filling in grooves left by base runners.) Fill in holes and low areas and try to create a level surface around Home Plate & the Base paths.

   6)      Groom the Mounds:

Rake and fill in the landing area and the hole in front of the Rubber. Pull dirt away from the grass edges and back up onto the mound area.

Tamp (with the heavy tamping tool) both areas.

Water until very slight runoff – Please, DO NOT cover Mound with tarp. Water Mound ONLY if last game of the day.

   7)      Thoroughly Water the entire Infield (including the Home Plate area) Please, Do NOT cover Home Plate with tarp.

   8)      Store the Tools: Bases, hoses, brushes and rakes go in the shed; drags are carried and placed, next to the shed. (Please, do not drag infield dirt onto the concrete. Please roll up the drags, and place next to the shed.) (All rakes, brushes, hoses, bases, etc. have a specific spot in the shed.) PLEASE LOCK ALL SHEDS, after use.

   9)      Close, lock and latch all gates, sheds and cages: - this is very important for vandalism and rabbit control.

  10)      If the last game of the day – put away scoreboard controller, table and turn off the scoreboard lights.

  11) The more work we do after the practices and games, the more time will be spent on maintaining a quality field and environment for our players.