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What items are Prohibited on the Little League Baseball® World Series complex?
For the safety, security, and to enhance the experience of the hundreds of thousands of visitors and the hundreds of players and volunteers at the Little League Baseball® World Series…
Are there private accommodations for nursing mothers at the Little League Baseball® World Series?
A lactation pod, for nursing or pumping mothers, can be found at the bottom of the hill leading up to the stadiums across from the Little League Flagship Store under…
State Specific Information on Child Abuse
The Protecting Young Victims from Sexual Abuse and Safe Sport Authorization Act of 2017 is a federal law which addresses mandatory reporting of child abuse. Fifty (50) States and the…
Come Experience History at the 2023 Little League Baseball® World Series, Presented by T-Mobile
The 2023 Little League Baseball® World Series, Presented by T-Mobile, is quickly shaping up to be one for the record books, and now is your chance to come out and…
Your Voice: Answers to Questions About USABat Decertification, Pitch Count, and More
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…
Laurie and John Rizzo Named 2017 George and Barbara Bush Little League® Parents of the Year
Parents of Chicago Cubs first-baseman Anthony Rizzo, Laurie and John Rizzo were active volunteers in the Parkland (Fla.) Little League. Every parent wants to see their child succeed in life…
Little League® Finalizes #GWG50 Grants, Providing Nearly $240,000 in Community Support
After receiving nearly 200 applications, Little League® International is pleased to announce more than $229,000 in funding has been distributed to a total of 54 local Little League programs as…
A “Full-Count Conversation” with Maria Pepe Little League Baseball® Legacy Series Umpire Angela Noury
In 1988, Angela Noury’s mother, Robin, aspired to volunteer her time as a Little League® umpire. However, at the time, she was not taken seriously by her male counterparts and…
A Field for Everyone: How West Brownsville (Texas) Little League Built a Space for Players With All Abilities
The impact that Little League® has on its volunteers often brings up a unique feeling, and when asked what the West Brownsville (Texas) Little League Challenger Division means to him, Dino Chavez didn’t hesitate. “I hold a special place…