by posted 01/17/2012
 
The schedule for spring tryouts is below, all sessions held on on Sunday, January 29 at Lincoln-Sudbury High School.

4th Graders - Last names beginning with 
A-K:  3:40 - 5:00
L-Z:  4:40 - 6:00

5th Graders - Last names beginning with
A-J:  12:40-2:00
K-Z:  1:40-3:00

6th & 7th Graders - Last names beginning with
A-L:  3:20-4:40
M-Z:  4:20-5:40
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by posted 11/27/2011
 
Hello Little League Families!
 
It is time to register for our Spring 2012 season! 
 
Here are a few important things to know about the program:
 
 
The cost of the program is $165 with a late fee of $25 after Jan. 2^rd and an increased late fee of $75 after Jan. 27^th.  Players registered after Jan 27^th will not be guaranteed a spot on a team if rosters are full, s/he may be put on a waitlist.
 
NOTE:  The cost of the Tball programs is $95 with NO late fees.
 
Ÿ  All 6^th graders will be placed in Majors.
Ÿ  All 7th graders not playing in Babe Ruth (assuming they do not turn 13 before May 1, 2012) will be placed on a Majors team.  (Players who will be 13 years old as of May 1, 2012 must play in the Babe Ruth Leaguehttp://www.sudburybaberuth.com)
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by posted 11/23/2011
 

For the 2012 season, in their 60' diamond baseball programs, Little League International (LLI) will continue with the same baseball bat specifications as last year.

Last season, leading organizations such as LLI, NCAA, and NFHS, placed moratoriums on composite-barreled baseball bats because some composite-barrel bats, which were within spec when shipped, exceeded the agreed upon limits after being used.

LLI initiated a testing program and developed an approved list of such bats.  The list is currently the same as it was on July 29, 2011.  As manufacturers introduce new bats, they are tested by an independent lab and, if appropriate, they are added to LLI's Approved List for Composite-barrel bats which can be found at:   http://www.littleleague.org/learn/equipment/approvedcompbatssmall.htm


Wood, metal, and alloy bats do not have the potential to exceed specs with use, and therefore are not subject to the moratorium.  They simply need to comply with longstanding specifications such as the maximum length (33 inches) and a maximum barrel diameter of  2 1/4 inches.   There is no limit on the numerical differential between length and weight, (aka: the "drop").


While the specifications have not changed from last season, the penalty for using an illegal bat will change.  Beginning in 2012 the penalty will be a "out" plus various sanctions against the manager and/or coaches.  The defense can waive the "out" and accept the play if it is to their advantage, but the sanctions would still apply.

Any questions feel free to call or write.

Art Krusinski
978-443-0791
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