Trenholm Baseball: Welcome

Fields renovations almost finished; registration is open

Field renovations are almost complete. The fields will be ready in time for spring ball at Trenholm Little League.  Big thanks to Richland County Recreation Commission staff for its hard work.  The fields look great.  Let's play ball!

Registration forms are here. We also offer online sign-up for baseball and softball.  You can either mail  in the forms or bring them to Saturday sign-up sessions Jan. 21, Jan. 28 or Feb. 4 from 10 a.m. to noon at Trenholm Park. Here is the spring calendar.

Softball at Trenholm this spring

Trenholm will start a girls' softball league this spring. Girls ages 6-12 are welcome. Cost is $60. Teams will play two games a week and practice once a week. No experience necessary!  

Become a Little League sponsor

Funds for league expenses are raised through sponsorships of teams. Sponsorship costs $300 per team per season or $500 per year, which includes a sponsorship of one team for both the spring and fall softball seasons. The sponsor’s name appears on the back of each player’s jersey for the team sponsored, and sponsors receive recognition plaques after the season. If you would like to sponsor a 2012 Little League team, please contact Jack Duncan at (803) 951-2388. More information here.

Trenholm Little League board of directors meetings

The next board meeting will be Jan. 8 at 3:30 p.m. in the Trenholm Park building. From February through December, the board meetings will be held on the first Sunday of every month. 

Fall season ends with tournament play

Gilham wins Coaches Pitch tournament
Bush 16, Kirk 6 on Tuesday, Nov. 1
Gilham 11, Bush 10 on Nov. 3

King wins Minors tournament
King 9, Bagnal 7  on Tuesday, Nov. 1

Webster wins Majors tournament
Webster 22, Rivers 7 on Tuesday, Nov. 1
Webster 6, Rivers 4 on Thursday, Nov. 3

Know when you're rained out

Sign up at RainedOut.com to receive rain-out notices through your mobile phone or email account.

New to Little League?

For the newcomer, any organized youth sport can be bewildering, be it soccer, football, baseball or basketball. You may find yourself asking lots of questions.  How much time should my child spend on baseball? What is the risk of injury? What if my child appears to be stressed by his participation on the team? The Little League site has answers for these and other questions. These sections are specifically for parents:

• Parent Orientation Program
• What about my child?
• Communicating with the coach
• The parent's role
  

And please talk to your coach or a Trenholm Little League officer if you have concerns or questions.  

Recently Little League placed a moratorium on composite-barreled bats for Majors, Minors, Coach Pitch and Tee-Ball divisions. This is the latest list of approved bats.