Taylor Hooton Foundation
The average age that our children begin taking dietary supplements is 10.8 years old. Few people realize that these products are unregulated – that no one is verifying that what’s…
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Backyard Tips
Stay home and stay active. Here are some Backyard Tips, drills, and activities from Little League and our partners to help provide some baseball and softball action while we’re waiting…
The Dangers of Steroids and Appearance and Performance Enhancing Drugs
Here’s an eye opener for parents…the average age that a child starts taking dietary supplements is 10.8 years old, so they would likely still be playing in the Minor division…
Jennie Finch: Have you ever had a moment of doubt?
Jennie Finch, a two-time Olympic medalist for Team USA Softball, remembers a time when she was told that she would not be a successful pitcher. To overcome the doubt and…
The Matheny Manifesto
St. Louis Cardinals Manager Mike Matheny addresses the importance of coaching and parenting in youth sports.
Residency Eligibility Checklist
Annually, during a local league’s player registration, a parent or legal guardian of a potential Little Leaguer® are required to provide a minimum of three personal documents that are used…
Know2Protect
Learn More About Know2Protect Know2Protect is a national public awareness campaign developed by the Department of Homeland Security to educate and empower children, teens, parents, trusted adults and policymakers to…
Residency Requirements
The importance of being vigilant at the time of player registration is critical so that a child is not allowed to play in a league in which he/she is not eligible. Careful adherence…
Creation and Maintenance of Social Networking Sites by Local Leagues
This policy is in regard to the creation and development of social networking sites. Such popular sites include, but not limited to: Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. These pages, maintained by…
Don’t Let This Happen: People Give Face to the Worst in Youth Sports
In April 2016, cellphone video captured two men brawling during a youth baseball game, and those few seconds of video went viral. National and network news used those few seconds…