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Five Steps of Fielding

Step One: Creeper Steps Player will take two steps towards the hitter. First step is with the throwing hand, second step is with the glove hand. The glove foot will […]

Organization – Being an Effective Manager

Dan Velte, Director of League Development and Affiliation, explains how to be an Effective Manager by being better organized.

Little League® International mourns the passing of Tommy Hanson, a graduate of Newmark Little League in San Bernardino, Calif., who pitched in the Major Leagues for the Atlanta Braves and […]

Thanks for Making the Choice to Coach Little League®

Coaching Little League® is a choice you’ve made to serve the children and families in your community, and for that, Little League International says, “Thank you!” We realize it’s not […]

Managers and Coaches, Don’t Forget the Fun!

Survey after survey in youth sports shows that the top reason kids play sports is to have fun. One key survey from Michigan State University’s Institute for the Study of […]

The Value of Players Asking Questions

One of the best ways to teach your players life lessons while striving to win – the two goals of a Little League® Double-Goal Coach – is to get them […]

Reflections from the Field: How Do You Want To Be Remembered?

My experiences as a player in Little League® are memories that are “priceless.” Let’s examine why. I don’t remember how many hits, home runs, wins, losses, strikeouts, league championships or […]

Open Dialogue – Being an Effective Manager

Dan Velte, Director of League Development and Affiliation, explains how to be an Effective Manager by creating an open dialogue for District Administrators.

Notifying Members of Annual Meeting

Sam Ranck, League Development Manager, discusses the requirements and best practices for notifying members of your annual meeting.

Sam Ranck, League Development Manager, examines the difference between the election your league’s Board of Directors and the election of Officers.