“WHO SAYS IT’S TOO EARLY TO START THINKING ABOUT SPRING 2020?”
LAST EARLY REGISTRATION:

THE LAST EARLY REGISTRATION WILL BE HELD ON SATURDAY DECEMBER 7TH @ RAINBOW CENTER FROM 10:00AM TO 11:00AM. ALL EARLY REGISTRATIONS WILL BE ALLOWED IN THE BATTING CAGE FOR THE SCHEDULE LISTED BELOW

ALSO, ALL EARLY REGISTRATIONS WILL BE PRICED @ THE 2019 LEVELS FOR ALL DIVISIONS
THIS WILL BE THE LAST EARLY REGISTRATIONS AT THE 2019 PRICE.

THE NEXT REGISTRATION WINDOW WILL OPEN UP IN JANUARY 2020 AT THE NEW PRICING LEVELS.

DIVISIONS AND COSTS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
3YO BOYS AND GIRLS BASEBALL = $ 35.00 PER PLAYER
TBALL BASEBALL 4-5 YEAR OLD BOYS AND GIRLS = $ 125.00 PER PLAYER
PEEWEE BASEBALL 6-7 YEAR OLD BOYS AND GIRLS = $ 125.00 PER PLAYER
FARM BASEBALL 8 YEAR OLD BOYS AND GIRLS = $ 135.00 PER PLAYER
FARM SOFTBALL 6,7, & 8 YEAR OLD GIRLS = $ 135.00 PER PLAYER
MINOR BASEBALL 9-10 YEAR OLD BOY AND GIRLS = $ 170.00 PER PLAYER
MINOR SOFTBALL GIRLS 9-10 = $ 170.00 PER PLAYER
MAJOR BASEBALL 11-12 YEAR OLD BOYS AND GIRLS = $ 170.00 PER PLAYER
MAJOR SOFTBALL 11-12 YEAR OLD GIRLS = $ 170.00 PER PLAYER
CHALLENGER BASEBALL = NO CHARGE FOR ANY CHALLENGER PLAYERS
PLEASE NOTE: ALL AGES AND DIVISIONS ARE DETERMINED BY THE 2020 LLBB AGE CHARTS FOR BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL. THERE ARE NO DEVIATIONS ALLOWED FROM THIS AGE CHART.
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BATTING CAGE FOR EARLY REGISTRATIONS:
AS ADVERTISED, BELOW ARE THE FREE BATTING CAGE SESSIONS SCHEDULED FOR ANY PLAYERS THAT SIGNED UP DURING EARLY REGISTRATIONS. If YOU WOULD LIKE TO SIGN UP AND BE PART OF OUR FREE EARLY BATTING CAGES, PLEASE REGISTER ON SATURDAY DECEMBER 7TH @ RAINBOW CENTER FROM 10:00AM TO 11:00AM.

SATURDAY DECEMBER 7TH:
TBALL BASEBALL @ 9:30AM
PEEWEE (6 YEAR OLDS) @ 10:30AM
PEEWEE (7 YEAR OLDS) @ 11:30AM

MONDAY DECEMBER 9TH:
FARM BASEBALL @ 6:00PM
MINOR BASEBALL @ 7:00PM

TUESDAY DECEMBER 10TH:
ALL SOFTBALL DIVISIONS @ 7:00PM

THURSDAY DECEMBER 12TH:
NAJOR BASEBALL @ 7:00PM

SATURDAY DECEMBER 14TH:
TBALL BASEBALL @ 9:30AM
PEEWEE (6 YEAR OLDS) @ 10:30AM
PEEWEE (7 YEAR OLDS) @ 11:30AM

MONDAY DECEMBER 16TH:
FARM BASEBALL @ 6:00PM
MINOR BASEBALL @ 7:00PM

TUESDAY DECEMBER 17TH:
ALL SOFTBALL DIVISIONS @ 7:00PM

THURSDAY DECEMBER 19TH:
NAJOR BASEBALL @ 7:00PM

SATURDAY DECEMBER 21ST:
TBALL BASEBALL @ 9:30AM
PEEWEE (6 YEAR OLDS) @ 10:30AM
PEEWEE (7 YEAR OLDS) @ 11:30AM

TO ALL LEAGUE MEMBERS:

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO LINDENHURST AMERICAN LITTLE LEAGUE……….

THE LINDENHURST AMERICAN LITTLE LEAGUE BOARD AND DIRECTORS WOULD LIKE EVERYONE TO KNOW THAT LINDENHURST AMERICAN LITTLE LEAGUE WILL BE CELEBRATING IT’S 65TH YEAR OF LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL IN THE TOWN OF LINDENHURST. LOTS OF SPECIAL THINGS ARE PLANNED FOR OUR 65TH BIRTHDAY. WE ARE PROUD TO SAY THAT WE ARE ONE OF THE LONGEST CONTINUEOUS CHARTERED LITTLE LEAGUE’S ON LONG ISLAND. COME CELEBRATE WITH US DURING THE SEASON.

PLEASE STAY TUNED FOR MORE INFORMATION.
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DATES FOR THIS YEARS 31ST ANNUAL WINTER CLINIC @ THE LINDENHURST MIDDLE SCHOOL WILL BE ANNOUNCED SHORTLY.
These clinics are open to all residents of Lindenhurst and are held Mondays and Wednesdays for ages 4 thru 12 in both baseball and softball. Come down and have fun @ the free Winter Clinics conducted by the Lindenhurst American Little League.
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Come join one of the best Little Leagues on Long Island. 

To be eligible to play in Lindenhurst American Little League you must reside in the town Lindenhurst/North Lindenhurst and also reside in our league boundaries.

Furthermore, if you go to Albany Avenue school or William Rall school, you are 100% eligible to play in Lindenhurst American Little League.

If you attend any of the other Lindenhurst schools and also reside in our league boundaries, you are eligible to play in Lindenhurst American Little League.  

Dear District and League Officers, The safety and well-being of all participants in the Little League® program is paramount. The Little League Child Protection Program is a diverse effort by Little League Baseball and Softball to help create a safe and healthy environment for its Little Leaguers. As adults, we want to ensure that the young people playing in the Little League program can grow up happy, healthy, and above all, safe. Whether they are our children or the children of others, each of us has a responsibility to protect them. In 2018, the "Protecting Young Victims from Sexual Abuse and SafeSport Authorization Act of 2017" went into effect by the Federal Government. Generally referred to as the SafeSport law, this national law makes it a crime for an individual involved in a national governing body sports organization, including Little League, to ignore, or not report to law enforcement, any reason to suspect an act of child abuse, including sexual abuse, within 24 hours.

Beginning immediately, Little League International and all local Little League programs must adhere to the following requirements from the SafeSport Act: 1- Reporting of Child Abuse, including sexual abuse involving a minor, to the proper authorities. • All volunteers of a local league are now mandated reporters and could face criminal charges if the league chooses to ignore, or not report to the proper authorities, any reason to suspect an act of child abuse, including sexual abuse, within 24 hours. • Local leagues must be aware of the proper procedures to report sexual abuse in their state. Please reference LittleLeague.org/ChildAbuse 2- Leagues must adopt a policy that prohibits retaliation on "good faith" reports of child abuse. 3- Leagues must adopt a policy that limits one-one-one contact with minors. 4- Leagues are highly encouraged to complete the Abuse Awareness training provided by USA Baseball and SafeSport. The new requirements that are necessary to comply with SafeSport are already included in the Child Protection Program Policy. Leagues should verify that they have reviewed the policy and have the document readily available for any volunteers. Little League International will be continuing to work to provide additional resources, educational materials, and supporting documents to make the adoption of these SafeSport requirements as easy as possible for our volunteers. As a reminder, background checks are mandatory per Little League Regulation 1(c) 8 & 9. Leagues must conduct a background check on all board members, managers, coaches, umpires, and other volunteers or hired workers who provide regular service to the league and/or who have repetitive access to, or contact with, players or teams. A local Little League program must conduct a nationwide background check and a search of the National Sex Offender Registry utilizing JD Palatine or another provider that is comparable to JDP in accessing more than 450 million background check records. If there is ever a question about the Little League Child Protection program or the new SafeSport Federal Law, please contact Little League International at 570-326-1921 or support@littleleague.org. As always, thank you for your dedication and service to Little League International. Sincerely, Little League International

In 2018, the “Protecting Young Victims from Sexual Abuse and SafeSport Authorization Act of 2017” became Federal law. The mission of the U.S. Center for Safesport is to make the athlete well-being the centerpiece of our nation’s sports culture. All athletes deserve to participate in sports free from bullying, hazing, sexual misconduct, or any form of emotional or physical abuse. Education and awareness are the most critical components to creating safe and respectful sporting environments, free of abuse and harassment.

Little League Baseball has always strived to create a safe and healthy environment for all Little Leaguers and their families. There are certain requirements from the SafeSport Act that Little League International and all local little league programs must adhere to.

• Reporting of Sexual Abuse involving a minor to the proper authorities
  • All volunteers of a local league are now mandated reporters and could face criminal charges if the league chooses to ignore, or not report to the proper authorities, any witnessed act of child abuse, including sexual abuse, within 24 hours.
  • Local leagues must be aware of the proper procedures to report sexual abuse in their state. Please reference LittleLeague.org/ChildAbuse
• Leagues must adopt a policy that prohibits retaliation on “good faith” reports of child abuse
• Leagues must adopt a policy that limits one-one-one contact with minors
• Leagues are highly encouraged to complete the below Abuse Awareness training provided by USA Baseball and SafeSport

ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CAN BE FOUND HERE:

https://www.littleleague.org/player-safety/child-protection-program/safesport-resources-parents/

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