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A Safe Place to Grow: Little League® Child Protection Program Updated
The well-being of all participants is paramount, and we strive to create an environment as safe as possible on and around the field. To support this vital pillar of our…
Important Updates to Little League’s Child Protection Program
Little League® is for everyone, and all children and families should be able to fully enjoy their Little League experience on and off the field. To help bring that fun,…
Little League® Rule and Regulation Changes Announced for 2017 Season
In an effort to promote sportsmanship and increase the pace of play, Little League® has announced new rule and regulation changes to take effect in 2017. This winter, the Little…
Little League® Offers Families Unique, Affordable Fun
A staple in communities around the world for decades, Little League® Baseball and Softball provides millions of families each year with an experience unlike any other youth sports organization and…
Your Voice: What Parents Need to Know About Opportunities for Your Children to Play this Fall
Now that the calendar has turned to August, typically, the Little League® International Tournament season would be heading for an exciting conclusion and planning for fall ball season would have…
Your Voice: Answers to Questions About Elections, Board of Directors, and Player Registration
Your Voice is a way for readers to share questions with us, and an opportunity for Little League® to provide some important information and guidance. We are excited about our continued…
Your Voice: Answers to Questions About the SafeSport Law, and Who Is Responsible for Reporting Acts of Child Abuse
Your Voice is a way for readers to share questions with us, and an opportunity for Little League® to provide some important information and guidance. We are excited about our continued…
Volunteer Little League® Coach. Professional Child Predator
Note: This is a mature subject and the story is intended for Little League parents and adult volunteers. Ken Stockton vividly remembers being drafted to his Little League® team in 1960.…
The 2019 ASAP Award Winners Showcase Thoughtfulness, Planning in Their League Safety Efforts
Since its creation, the Little League® Baseball and Softball A Safety Awareness Program (ASAP) has been embraced by local leagues nationwide and has helped to reduce injuries by 90 percent.…
Parents Should Stay Involved Even When the Playing Days of Their Little Leaguers® Are Over
At the end of every Little League® season, parents who recently had their child graduate from the program face an emotional time. The family will likely reminisce about the fun…