Scarsdale Little League would like to thank everyone who participated in the league this year. It was a wonderfully successful season of baseball. We are now looking forward to our fall season of baseball and would like everyone to take a serious look at our exciting program for the fall. Registration is opening shortly.
Thank you
Scarsdale Little League
Based on some feedback we have had to date, we are reaching out to families about summer travel baseball again. We are trying to organize teams for this year’s fifth and sixth graders that will play from the end of school through about August 10. Importantly, games will be on weeknights only, probably two or three games, with no action or commitment over the summer weekends.
If this program is of interest, and even if you replied to our previous note about travel baseball, please complete the information below and send an email to atlpac2008@gmail.com
PLAYERS NAME:
CURRENT GRADE AS OF MAY 2009:
DATES HE CANNOT PLAY:
Thanks for your interest.
Regards,
SLL Board
PROCEDURE FOR RETURNING EQUIPMENT TO A-N-L SPORTS
Coaches:
The end of the Little League season is approaching quickly. After the season ends, all equipment bags must be returned by the managers/coaches to A-N-L SPORTS. ALL team equipment bags must be returned by July 1st. Equipment bags must contain the gear that was issued. That includes bases, catching gear, pitching rubber, helmets. Baseballs need not be returned. Any equipment missing is the responsibility of the Coach and will reflect in next years coaches rating sheet. We thank you in advance for getting the equipment back to A-N-L SPORTS ontime.
A-N-L SPORTS
145 EAST POST ROAD
WHITE PLAINS, NY 10601
(914) 946-1685
Now available are the standings for Atlantic and Pacific League. Click on the blue tabs on the left to see your team's standing.
All found items should be brought to the Village Hall Lost and Found.
In accordance with the rules of Little League International, beginning with the 2009 calendar year season, all non-wood bats used in Little League Baseball must be printed with a BPF (Bat Performance Factor) of 1.15 or less. Any unlabeled or non conforming can not be used.
In anticipation of this new requirement, many age appropriate bats manufactured in the past few years already display this designation, but check your bat to be sure.
Bats made of wood do not need a BPF designation.
Please be advised of two new safety rules that have been enacted by Scarsdale Little League. They are effective immediately.
1. Once thunder is heard or lightening is seen, all players must immediately leave the field and move under cover (i.e., sit in cars). They are not to sit in dugouts. Players shall not be permitted to return to the field until 20 minutes has elapsed since the last thunder clap was heard or lightening bolt seen.
2. In all situations where a parent is pitching, all players that are pitchers helpers shall be positioned no closer to the batter than the pitcher and shall wear a batting helmet.
All pitcher's helpers must wear a helmet regardless of grade. Coaches must enforce this rule as well as all umpires. This is in light of recent mishaps and injuries in many communities that play little league.
LITTLE LEAGUE COACHES:
A requirement for our Little League charter and our insurance
policy, we need to perform background checks on each manager
and coach in the Little League program.
Please contact the Grade Coordinator for more information.
Below is the link to download the form needed.
http://www.littleleague.org/Assets/forms_pubs/Volunteer_App_09.pdf
Scarsdale Little League website is looking to post exciting Little League images on it's website. Anyone with great action shots of K thru 8th grade, who would like to share their photos, please email them to board members Paul Aresu or Neil Roth. Image size should be no larger than 600 pixels x600 pixels @ 72 DPI. Please include your name and the players name with the submission.
paularesu@paularesu.com
nroth@neilrothmd.com
Scarsdale Little League, Incorporated is a non-profit
organization whosemission is to promote, develop, and
assist the interests of those who participate
in Little League Baseball" in Scarsdale.
Through proper guidance and exemplary leadership,
the Little League program tries to assist youth
in developing citizenship, discipline,teamwork
and physical well-being. By espousing the virtues
of character,courage and loyalty, the Little League Baseball
program is designed to develop superior citizens
rather than superior athletes.