I Went From a Complainer to Concession Stand Manager
Throughout last season, I was one of those parents who regularly complained. I wasn’t over-the-top at all, and tried to act as courteous and professional as I could. That said,…
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Proper Hydration Helps Keep Your Little Leaguer® Healthy
The health and welfare of our children is always a top priority. When kids play sports, it’s always important to remember that simple body maintenance is the best way to…
Our Children Become the Messages They Hear the Most
By John O'Sullivan, Changing the Game Project Picture the young baseball player stepping onto the mound in the final inning of the championship game. What is he thinking in that…
Little League® Spotlights Child Protection Program, New Initiatives During Child Abuse Prevention Month
With millions of dedicated volunteers across more than 80 countries stepping up to the plate to make every season the best experience possible, Little League® recognizes its role as the…
Player Registration; Volunteer Info – What to Know
By providing Player Registration and Volunteer Information earlier in the year, you will help Little League® International become more familiar with your league officials and connect with your volunteers and…
#GWG50 Staff Spotlight: Nina Johnson-Pitt, Senior Strategy Executive
Now in her 18th year with Little League®, Nina Johnson-Pitt has served in a variety of different ways for the organization, from the grassroots level to her current role spearheading…
How to Submit an Accident Insurance Claim
Notification of a claim for an eligible member under the league’s Accident Insurance should be filed with Little League International within 20 days of the incident. Once we receive the…
“That’s the Beauty of Little League®,” by Josh Rawitch, President of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
As told to Little League International The Start of Our Little League® Journey Our family journey with Little League® started in Arizona with Cactus/Horizon Little League in Scottsdale when I…
Inclusion
We prioritize inclusion as the intentional part of our culture, which is created when we provide equitable opportunities, access, and respect for individual differences and perspectives. the STORY OF LITTLE…
The Number-one Risk of Arm Injuries Continues to be Year-round Play
If baseball is to continue to be “America’s Pastime,” we need to make sure that arm injury prevention is a number-one priority. There is no question that Little League® International is…