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The Little League® Data Center, located at LittleLeague.org/DataCenter, is Little League International's online repository for local league and district information. The Data Center is where annual charters are submitted, as well as, the location where many of the annual league operation activities are completed.
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Reviewing Interleague Play Requests Using the Little League® Data Center
When a local league submits an Interleague Play request through the Little League® Data Center, the process for reviewing and considering the proposed arrangement involves a few simple steps. Provided below…
Submitting an Interleague Play Request Using the Little League® Data Center
The opportunity for a local Little League® to request to schedule regular-season games with a neighboring Little League program(s) is as simple as using the Little League Data Center to…
Submitting a Combined Teams Request Using the Little League® Data Center
The Combined Teams option benefits players and local Leagues by providing the opportunity for children to play Little League® when one league does not have enough registered participants to offer…
Reviewing a Combined Teams Request Using the Little League® Data Center
When providing guidance to local leagues in need of additional participation options, Combined Teams is an easy and effective way to afford children the opportunity to play Little League®. Through…
AIG Proof of Insurance Available Through Little League® Data Center
All local Little League® programs that choose to enroll in the AIG group insurance programs will no longer receive a mailed copy of their Certificate of Insurance. Little League International…
Online Chartering and Insurance Enrollment for Little League
The Little League® Data Center is the online repository of all local league information for Little League Baseball and Softball. This video is designed to familiarize local league and district…
D.A. Standards — Reporting & Monitoring
One of the most important functions of the District Administrator is to monitor the activities of the constituent leagues within their district. Effective monitoring includes providing league reminders about important…
ASAP
Introduced in 1995 and long the pacesetter in youth sports safety, Little League has taken the lead with the development of ASAP (A Safety Awareness Program). With the help of…
The Combined Teams Option for Tournament Play: What Local Leagues Need to Know
The Combined Teams option benefits players and local Leagues by providing children with the chance to play Little League® when one league does not have enough registered participants to offer…
Tournament Resources
The Little League® International Tournament Resources are a one-stop repository of materials designed to assist local leagues and tournament directors with player verification, schedules, rules and regulations, background checks and…