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Moving? Here Are a Few Tips If you plan to move this year, there's a lot to know before you go, especially if you have children.” More... |
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Honor Roll Mailing Coming This
Summer Little League players and parents will want to keep an eye on the mailbox this summer for information on the 2006 edition of the “Honor Roll of Little League.” More... |
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Little League & PCA Go to Bat for Winning+Life Lessons Little League Photo Contest Award Winners Chosen WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (Aug. 13, 2004) – For the second straight year, Craig Dahlberg of San Diego, Calif., has been voted the winner of the Little League Photo Contest. Volunteers from across the United States send in entries that are evaluated at Little League International and three winners are selected. The winning photographs will be on display at the Peter J. McGovern Little League Museum, with the winning photographs from the past six contests. More... “Honor Roll of Little League” Mailing Coming This Summer Little League players and parents will want to keep an eye on the mailbox this summer for information on the 2005 edition of the “Honor Roll of Little League.” Eligible players will receive details and the reply forms to be recognized in the 2005 Honor Roll Edition that continues the tradition established with last year’s 550-page inaugural book. More... Louisville Woman Wins National Grand Prize in Ace Hardware/Little League ‘Helpful Hero’ Contest OAK BROOK, Ill. (August 2004) – A player who drives runs home is critical to a baseball or softball team’s success. Similarly, Margaret Kerr-Armour of Louisville is invaluable to every Little League loving child in her community, driving kids to the field – and then home – to ensure they have a chance to play the national pastime. More... Little League Parent Orientation Program
“We know that the vast majority of parents at Little League events conduct themselves properly,” said Stephen D. Keener, president and chief executive officer of Little League Baseball and Softball. "Thankfully, there are only a few who do not understand that the enjoyment of children is the goal of Little League. The Little League Parent Orientation Program gives our local league volunteers advice on the best way to handle those situations when a parent’s behavior gets out of hand.” The Parent Orientation Program is available online as a resource for any visitor to the Little League web site. To view the presentation, click on the headline above. The presentation includes the Youth Sports Parent Code of Conduct, the Little League Pledge and the Little League Parent/Volunteer Pledge, and many other features. |
The Little League Parent Orientation Program was created in 2001 to better educate Little League parents regarding the purpose of the Little League program.
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