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The Little League Challenger Division® provides an opportunity for any child with an intellectual and/or physical challenge to play Little League®.
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Tee Ball of the South Lawn
From 2001 to 2008, hundreds of Little League® Tee Ball and Little League Challenger Division® players took the field, only this field wasn't your normal Little League field. Situated on…
District and League FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions Why did Little League® International decide to evolve or change brand and what does it mean? Little League International started this project over two years ago. As…
LLBWS Photo Galleries
LLBWS Photo Galleries will be posted after each game.
Rulebook App
Rulebook App updated for the 2026 season! The Rulebook app contains the Official Regulations, Playing Rules, and Operating Policies for all divisions of Baseball, Softball, and Challenger in one location.…
Local Event Supporters
The Tournament Committee of the Intermediate 50/70 Baseball World Series is organized to host the tournament in the local community where the event is held. To support the event, a…
Local Event Supporters
The Tournament Committee of the Intermediate 50/70 Baseball World Series is organized to host the tournament in the local community where the event is held. To support the event, a…
Local Event Supporters
The Tournament Committee of the Intermediate 50/70 Baseball World Series is organized to host the tournament in the local community where the event is held. To support the event, a…
Little League® Expands Video Replay to All U.S. Little League Baseball® Regional Tournament Games in 2016
The use of video replay, originally implemented in 2008 at the Little League Baseball® World Series for the first time by any baseball organization, will now be available in every…
A Little League® Diamond Leader Discussion with 2026 LLSWS Central Region Manager, JW O’Bryan
Little League® has taken JW O’Bryan places he and his daughter, Avery, could never have imagined. What started as something they watched together every August quickly became a goal…
History of Little League
In 1938, a man named Carl Stotz hit upon the idea for an organized baseball league for the boys in his hometown of Williamsport, Pennsylvania. Carl had no sons of…