How to Find a Local League

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Find a local Little League near you through our League Finder page. Thousands of Little League districts and leagues have joined with our sponsor, Active.com to create websites. These websites contain contact information and other information concerning the local Little League program. Click here to use the use the League Finder.

If, after using the League Finder, you are provided with more than one choice, you may live in a zip code that is served by more than one chartered Little League. In that case, you may already know the name of the league in which you reside, so simply select the appropriate league from the list. Remember, no single residence can be in more than one league’s boundary (see the note below regarding boundaries).

If you are not sure which league is the appropriate one, you can click on the link for the District Administrator in your area, and he/she can help you identify the correct league that serves your residence.

If your search does not result in information for the correct league, you should contact the appropriate Regional Office. You can find the list of those contacts here: http://www.littleleague.org/learn/about/contacts.htm

There are more than 7,000 chartered Little League programs worldwide, in every U.S. State and dozens of other countries. So, chances are, you live in one of those leagues’ boundaries. If it turns out that you do not live within the boundaries of a chartered Little League, it may be necessary for the people in your community to come together and apply for a charter. The process for chartering a Little League is not complicated. To receive information on how to charter a Little League, click here: http://www.littleleague.org/learn/Start_Find_a_League/howtocharter.htm

NOTE: Little League regulations require at least one parent (or the legal guardian as appointed by a judge of appropriate jurisdiction) to have a residence of bona fide continuous habitation within the boundaries of the league in question, or the player must have a written waiver to play out of boundaries that is issued by the Charter Committee in Williamsport, Pennsylvania.