Wildomar Little League: All Stars
Wednesday, June 15All-Star Documents Needed/Info
Each Athlete MUST meet the following requirements to play on the All-Star team:
NO COPIES WILL BE ACCEPTED, ORIGINALS ONLY PLEASE!!!!
“Residence,” “reside” and “residing” refers to a place of bona fide continuous habitation. A place of residence once established shall not be considered changed unless the parents, parent or guardian makes a bona fide change of residence..
Residence shall be established and supported by documents, dated on or before February 1 of the current year, from THREE OR MORE of the following categories to determine residency of such parent(s) or guardian:
1. Driver’s License
2. Voter’s Registration
3. School records
4. Welfare/child care records
5. Federal records
6. State records
7. Local (municipal) records
8. Support payment records
9. Homeowner or tenant records
10. Utility bills (i.e., gas, electric, water/sewer, phone, mobile phone, heating, waste disposal)
11. Financial (loan, credit, investments, etc.) records
12. Insurance documents
13. Medical records
14. Military records
15. Internet, cable or satellite records
16. Vehicle records
17. Employment records
Employment records NOTE: Example – Three utility bills (three items from No. 10 above) constitute only ONE document.
Any documents submitted as proof of residence mush show customary usage or consumption to demonstrate bona fide continuous habitation as determined by Little League Baseball, Incorporated in its discretion.It is recommended that the league require some proof of residence within the league’s boundaries at the time the player registers.
Players and their parents/guardians are advised that a false statement of residence may lead to ineligibility to play Little League Baseball or Softball. Under
NO circumstances does ANY person have the authority to grant a waiver that allows a child to play in a local Little League program IN ANY DIVISION, when that child does not qualify under these residency requirements. If the claim for residency is challenged, three of the above materials must be submitted to Little League Baseball, Incorporated, with an affidavit of residency from the parent(s) or guardian. Little League Baseball, Incorporated shall decide the issue, in its sole discretion, and that decision will final and binding. Residency documents must illustrate that the residence (as defined above) was inside the league’s boundaries throughout the regular season (as of June 15 of the year in question).
Tuesday, June 14
2011 All-Stars DA Welcome Letter
Hello Players, Parents, Relatives & Friends;
I want to welcome all of you to the 2011 Little League All Star Tournament, hosted by Murrieta National Little League. I am looking forward to what I believe will be a very rewarding tournament.
With that said, I would like to remind each of you that All Stars is a wonderful thing for our kids to experience. So when rooting for your teams and players please remember that good sportsmanship and setting a good example for our youth are paramount!!! Have fun and cheer your hearts out, but do not be rude, vulgar or insulting of the umpires and volunteers. None of them are paid and have donated their time and talents to help insure this tournament runs successfully. I want to thank you all in advance for your assistance in this area.
Here are a few other things that you might want to know:
- All fields are considered neutral. A coin flip prior to each game shall decide home or visitor. This usually occurs approximately 45 minutes prior to the games scheduled start time. The winner of the coin flip will have choice of home or visitor. Home team shall occupy the third base dugout; visitor shall occupy the first base dugout.
- District staff personnel are in charge of all tournament sites.
- No glass containers are allowed in the dugouts.
- No food items will be allowed in the dugout, including candy, sunflower seeds or gum (except for medical reasons).
- No noise makers. (Includes but not limited to blow horns, whistles, plastic bottles with rocks/coins inside)
- No ice chests or coolers will be allowed inside the park or tournament sites; with the exception of ice chests in the dugout for a team. This rule is meant to encourage support for the league hosting the tournament. The main reason a league hosts is to raise money that will be used to improve their programs. We ask all of the people enjoying the games to please support the leagues by purchasing drink and food items from the snack bars.
- Once they enter the field, managers, coaches and players are no permitted to communicate with spectators. This rule is meant to prevent coaching from the stands. So please let the coaches do their job and do not hover around the dugouts. That said; there is NOTHING WRONG with using your kid’s name when cheering him or her on. So enjoy the game and let your child know how proud you are of him or her.
- If you need an item delivered to the dugout; e.g., drinks, equipment, etc…, please bring that item to one of the tournament staff and we will be glad to deliver it.
- Only the rostered manager, up to two (2) rostered coaches and the rostered players are allowed on the field forty five (45) minutes prior to game time. Parents assisting in pre-game warm-ups may not join the team once they enter the fields.
- Only the manager, as listed on the roster, may communicate or converse with the site tournament director, umpires and scorekeepers with regard to the team and play of the team, before or during the game. However, if you have a question or concern, please feel free to approach me or one of my Assistant District Administrators.
Thanks Again & Let’s Play Ball!!!
Frank Cantino
District Administrator
California 28
Little League Baseball & Softball
www.ca28littleleague.org