Waterford Little League South: Information and Forms

2008 Accident Form Instru

2008 Proposed Code of Conduct

2008 WLLS Proposed By-Laws

2008 Concession Schedule

Information and forms for Sponsorship and fundraising

Lights Sponsorship

Medical Release Form

2008 Registration Form

Monthly meeting minutes of the WLLS Board of Directors.   Meetings are open to all; however, to become a voting member a person must attend 3 consecutive meetings.

Attendance List Through Aug 2007

Verify WLLS residency by checking your address against this list. If you live in Waterford and cannot find your street name on this list, or are not within the specified street numbers, you probably are within Waterford North Little League's boundaries. Please contact the Player Agent for further information.

WLLS Street Names

Jr.Sr Leauge Reg Form

The league age determination date is the age a player has attained as of a specific date, for the purpose of placing the player in a particular division. The old date in the baseball and softball divisions of Little League was July 31.

Starting with the 2006 season, the date in all divisions of Little League Baseball will be April 30 of the current year/season. The date in all divisions of Little League Softball will be Dec. 31 of the previous year.

For example: Under the old regulation, a baseball player who turns 13 years old in May, June or July of 2006 would have been considered league-age 13 for the entire 2006 season. That would have been the case, despite the fact that such a player likely would have played most or all of the regular season (which generally ends in June) without having actually reached his or her 13th birthday. Under the new regulation, such a player will have a league age of 12 throughout the 2006 season.

Under the old softball regulation, a player who turns 13 from January through July of 2006 would have been considered league-age 13 for the entire 2006 season. Under the new regulation, such a player will have a league age of 12 throughout the 2006 season.

USA Baseball represents amateur baseball in the U.S. as a member of the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) and the International Baseball Association Federation (IBAF). Virtually every major national youth baseball organization in the U.S., including Little League, is a USA Baseball National Member. USA Baseball recommended that the league age determination date be changed from July 31 to April 30, for the 2006 season for all youth baseball organizations.

The change was made in softball to reflect the fact that most national youth softball organizations use Dec. 31 as the league age determination date. More than four years of study went into the decision, along with years of discussions with Little League’s senior volunteers at the local level.

“We realize that our local leagues will take a little time to become accustomed to the new league age determination date,” said Joe Losch, vice president of operations and corporate secretary for Little League Baseball and Softball. “We are confident the changes can be implemented, and the transition will be a smooth one.”

Also, the Little League International Board of Directors approved a change that provides an option for 12-year-olds to “play up” in the Junior Division. Since the change affects other aspects of the program, Little League has been gathering questions and comments from the field on the issue, and has taken all of these into account. See the question/answer segment below for more information.

Questions & Answers (FAQs)

The WLLS Bylaws have been updated to included the proposed changes that will be voted upon at the December meeting. Please refer to Article XV, Article XVII, Article XXVI and Artilce XXXIII as these have the only changes.

PROPOSED WLLS Bylaws

Concession Schedule for 2008 All Stars

2009 Volunteer Form

WLLS Constitution

WLLS Business Structure Flow Chart