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Waivers of Rules and Regulations

When a league applies for its annual charter with Little League®, it pledges to abide by all the rules and regulations of Little League. However, under special circumstances, it may […]

League Responsibilities, Chain of Command During Tournament Season

As stated in the current edition of the Little League® Official Regulations, Playing Rules, and Policies, it should be clearly understood by Tournament Directors and League Presidents that their is […]

2016 Carl E. Stotz Community Award Presented to Michael Buczek Little League

Little League visits The Michael Buczek Little League in Washington Heights, New York to present the 2016 Carl E. Stotz Little League Community Award along with a grant of $5,000. […]

Scorekeeping: Technology Helps Plan In-Game Adjustments

It was just one nugget of data in a stream of information, but Jeremiah Knackstedt knew immediately he could use it. From his dugout seat, the coach saw that the […]

Working the Count Is Key to a Pitcher’s Success

The impact of the first pitch on the outcome of each at-bat has been well researched and frequently discussed. Major League Baseball Pitching Coach Ken Hickey, says there are other […]

Scorekeeping: Simple, Yet Valuable Fundamentals

Former National League Most Valuable Player Barry Larkin once said, “What people don’t realize is that professionals are sensational because of the fundamentals.” Like any good team, fundamentals are critical […]

Thomas A. “Tuck” Frazier Memorial

Little League® International mourns the passing of Thomas “Tuck” Frazier, who was a player on the Lycoming Dairy team during the first Little League season in 1939, and a long-time […]

  Little League® International mourns the passing of Thomas “Tuck” Frazier, who was a player on the Lycoming Dairy team during the first Little League season in 1939, and a […]

My First Year as a Little League® Tee Ball Coach

As a coach of a Little League® team filled with young players, you quickly find out what your role is. For me, it meant being seen as the ‘fun coach’. […]