District Administrators have a variety of options available to provide the broadest opportunities for local leagues to expand registration and participation. It is important for D.A.s and League Presidents to discuss and understand the procedures that can assist with giving families the best chance to fully enjoy the Little League® experience. One such common method […]

Fiscal transparency is paramount at all levels of the Little League® program. The District Administrator provides the example of fiscal responsibility by presenting the district’s financial reports at the start of the season and prior to the district/local leagues with tournaments. As part of the reporting to local leagues and Little League International, it is […]

Each local league volunteer elected to the position of District Administrator (D.A.) is tasked with representing and serving the leagues throughout the district. Understanding that each league is unique and requires tbe attention of the district staff to best serve the community in which it operates, Little League has prepared a series of presentations designed […]

Whether using a laptop, tablet, or phone, the first stop for most people looking for information on their local Little League® program is the internet. Perry Pierce, Connecticut District 1 Administrator; Little League® International Advisory Board member; and Major League Baseball’s Vice President of Baseball Enterprise Systems, touts the value and importance of districts and […]

Establishing new, chartered leagues and introducing the program to new communities is a critical part of expanding the scope of Little League.  District Administrators play a very important role in identifying and assisting to develop new leagues and communities. In this section, you will learn about the D.A.’s role when it comes to chartering new leagues.