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	2010 Spring Online Registration Open

East Hartford Little League
2010 Registration

Registration is Still OPEN
for
Baseball – Softball – Challengers

Click Here to Register Online

NEW PLAYERS must show birth certificate and 2 proofs of residency to register!
RETURNING PLAYERS FROM 2009 will not need to provide proof of age or residency.
ALL PLAYERS must fill out a registration form regardless of choosing "online" or "walk in" registration.

(Acceptable proof of residency includes a Driver’s License or State Photo ID Card AND one of the following: electricity bill, phone bill, gas bill, car registration, etc.)

Little League Divisions:
(Baseball age as of April 30, 2010 determines division)
(Softball age as of December 31, 2009 determines division)

Tee-Ball (Boys & Girls): 5 & 6 years old
Baseball (Boys & Girls): 7 – 12 years old
Softball (Girls): 8 – 15 years old
Challengers: 5 – 21 years old
(children with special needs who are still in school)

2010 East Hartford Little League Fees:

T-Ball and Farm	Minors, Majors, Jrs. (Baseball and Softball)	Challengers
One child: $50.00	One child: $60.00	$25.00
Two children: $90.00	Two children: $100.00
Max family: $120.00	Max family: $120.00

There will be a $10 late fee to any registrations after February 23rd

Checks can be made out to “EHLL” or you can
Register Online with a Credit Card.


	HEADLINES

2010 Tryout Dates - Still time to Register *Amendment*
If your child is registered with the EHLL he/she...
Director of Farm Baseball needed
The East Hartford Little League is looking for...
Volunteers for Managers, Coaches or Umpires
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East Hartford Challenger Players At Fenway Park
East...
East Hartford Little League Survey 2009
The Board of Directors strives to provide a positive...
EHLL 11-12 SOFTBALL DISTRICT 7 CHAMPS!!!!!!
The EHLL 11-12 Softball team defeated Rocky Hill...
2009 East Hartford Little League Town Champions
Congratulations to the 2009 East Hartford Little...
Bat Rule change for 2009 - BPF rating for Bats.
Rule 1.10 1.10 - The bat must be a baseball...
Missing Majors and Minors Jerseys
Year after year the Little League is...


	2010 Tryout Dates - Still time to Register Amendment

by posted 02/27/2010

If your child is registered with the EHLL he/she must attend their assigned tryouts date (T-Ball Excluded).

Returning players to the Major league Baseball and Softball divisions do not need to attend tryouts.

If your child is not registered with the EHLL then you still have time to register.

You can register them online www.ehll.org and attend the appoporate tryout or you can just come down to the tryout and register in person. A $10 late charge will be assessed for all registrations after 2/23.

All tryouts will be held at the East Hartford High School Back Gym

Baseball 11 & 12 yo Tryouts:
Tuesday, Mar 2, 2010 6:00p to 8:00p

Baseball 9 yo Tryouts:
Friday, Mar 5, 2010 6:00p to 8:00p

Baseball 10 yo Tryouts:
Friday, Mar 12, 2010 6:00p to 8:00p

Softball All Ages:
Tuesday, Mar 16, 2010 6:00p to 8:00p

Baseball 7 & 8 yo Assessment: (This is not a tryout, there is no draft for this age group.)
Friday, Mar 19, 2010 6:00p to 8:00p

If for any reason your child is unable to attend his/her designated tryout date then please inform the Player Agent ASAP so that arrangements can be made to attend one of the different tryouts.

All players MUST attend the appropriate tryout dates below. Board Members, along with Managers and Coaches will be present on these dates to evaluate each player for team selections. Please make sure your children bring his/her glove and wear sneakers, bats will be provided. Once you have signed them in at the registration table, they will receive a tryout number, which we will pin to their shirt. Once your child’s tryout is over, we ask that you leave the school immediately as we have many children to view and we do not want anyone injured during these tryouts.


	Director of Farm Baseball needed

by posted 01/29/2010

The East Hartford Little League is looking for fill the last position on the board. The position is Director of Farm Baseball and would be responsible to manage all the farm baseball teams, assist with player assessments and to keep the team managers up to date on any league business.

This is your chance to be involved. Please email the league president Brian Oatway at to inquire further.


	Volunteers for Managers, Coaches or Umpires

by posted 01/14/2010

The East Hartford Little League is gearing up for the 2010 Baseball & Softball Season and we are looking for parents, guardians and or grandparents who are great with teaching children the skills for baseball or softball and that can volunteer their time as Managers, Coaches or Umpires for the following leagues:

T-Ball, Farm, Minors and Majors Baseball and Minors and Majors Softball

You will also need to fill out a Volunteer Form and a copy of your driver’s license so the appropriate background check will be conducted.

Forms can be turned in at one of our walk in registration or they can be mailed to

EAST HARTFORD LITTLE LEAGUE
P.O. BOX 380417
EAST HARTFORD, CT 06138

If you wish to be contacted to discuss volunteering then you can fill out the East Hartford Little League volunteer intent registry online form and someone will contact you to give you more information.


	East Hartford Challenger Players At Fenway Park

by Scott Lotzkar posted 09/09/2009

East Hartford Challenger Players At Fenway Park

Submitted by Dawn Ratt on 2009-09-02.

Constance Brown

CVS Caremark Community Relations Directors Lucille Bush (in back, far left) and Jennifer Veilleux (in back, third in from left) pose with Boston Red Sox Hitting Coach Dave Magadan (back center in red jersey) and players, "buddies" and coaches of the East Hartford Child Plan Challenger Team in front of the Green Monster at Fenway Park. The group gathered during a CVS Caremark All Kids Can Baseball Camp at the park.

Little League players from the East Hartford Child Plan Challenger team stepped onto a field of dreams recently at a CVS Caremark All Kids Can Baseball Camp at Fenway Park.

The camp was the result of a partnership between CVS Caremark and the Boston Red Sox that provides New England children with disabilities an opportunity to play ball at Fenway Park and get hitting tips from Red Sox Batting Coach Dave Magadan. It was one of ten camps scheduled for this baseball season and is part of CVS Caremark's national philanthropic All Kids Can program, which focuses on helping children with disabilities learn, play and succeed in life. The East Hartford Child Plan Challenger team includes players aged 6 to 14 with varying disabilities.

The CVS Caremark All Kids Can Baseball Camp includes hitting tips and instruction in the Red Sox batting cage with Red Sox Batting Coach Dave Magadan; on-field batting practice with Magadan; a photo opportunity and lunch in the Red Sox dugout; a visit from Red Sox mascot Wally the Green Monster; a VIP tour of Fenway Park; early entry to the evening's Red Sox batting practice; and tickets to the evening's game in the CVS/pharmacy Family Section.

Eileen Howard Dunn, senior vice president of vorporate communications and community relations for CVS Caremark Corporation, said: "This is our fifth year hosting the CVS Caremark All Kids Can Baseball Camps at Fenway. We are very proud of our unique partnership with the Boston Red Sox that gives us both the opportunity to give some very special children a once-in-a-lifetime experience at Fenway Park. We enjoy the magic that is created at these camps and love observing the smiles and laughter of the young athletes and the cheering of proud coaches and parents."

Jennifer Oatway, coach of the East Hartford Little League Challenger Team, said: "I was so excited when I learned that my team would be going to Fenway Park for an All Kids Can Baseball Camp! The players and their families truly deserve a day like this given the challenges they face on a daily basis. It's wonderful that CVS Caremark and the Red Sox partnered to create this special opportunity for Challenger players."

In planning the camps, CVS Caremark reached out to coaches of Little League Challenger Teams, Miracle League teams and inclusive baseball teams in the New England area to apply for an opportunity to attend one of the camps. The camps are part of a continued, 6-year partnership between CVS Caremark and the Boston Red Sox, demonstrating their shared commitment to local children with disabilities. Several of this season's CVS Caremark All Kids Can Baseball Camps focus on Challenger teams from inner city neighborhoods.


	East Hartford Little League Survey 2009

by posted 07/23/2009

The Board of Directors strives to provide a positive and fun experience for the children of East Hartford. Please take a moment to fill out this survey. This information will assist us in determining areas that need improvement as well as letting us know how our mangaers and coaches are doing. Remember, we love to hear about your positive experiences too. Please be honest and fair. At the end of the survey you can choose to be contacted, if you choose no then no personal information will be sent. Please click on the menu option "EHLL Survey 2009" or on the link below.

If you wish to leave general feedback then use the "Feedback" menu option on the Left.

East Hartford Little League Survey 2009


	EHLL 11-12 SOFTBALL DISTRICT 7 CHAMPS!!!!!!

by posted 07/13/2009

The EHLL 11-12 Softball team defeated Rocky Hill 13 - 0 tonight to win the District 7 Championship for the third year in a row.

Congrats!!!!


	2009 East Hartford Little League Town Champions

by posted 06/20/2009

Congratulations to the 2009 East Hartford Little League Town Champions

Baseball Major League Town champions

IAM

Runner up - Rotary

Baseball Minor League Town champions

T&J AutoBody

Runner up - Annas

Softball Major League Town champions

Ram Fence

Runner up - Emblem Club

Softball Minor League Town champions

Aerospace

Runner up - Riverside


	Bat Rule change for 2009 - BPF rating for Bats.

by posted 03/06/2009

Rule 1.10

1.10 - The bat must be a baseball bat which meets Little League specifications and standards as noted in this rule. It shall be a smooth, rounded stick and made of wood or of material and color tested and proved acceptable to Little League standards.

Little League (Majors) and below: it shall not be more than thirty-three (33) inches in length nor more than two and one-quarter (2¼) inches in diameter. Non-wood bats shall be printed with a BPF (bat performance factor) of 1.15 or less;

Over the last several years, most of the bats made by the top manufacturers have been compliant with the maximum 1.15 Bat Performance Factor (BPF). The difference is that beginning in 2009, all bats used in Little League Baseball must be imprinted with the BPF.

If you plan on purchasing a bat for this season, make sure that it is imprinted with a BPF that is less than or equal to 1.15.

For more information on the BPF rating please click on the link below.

BPF Bat Rating


	Missing Majors and Minors Jerseys

by posted 10/30/2008

Year after year the Little League is not receiving our Jerseys back from the children. Our Major and Minor leage jerseys are very expensive and account for a chunk of our yearly budget. If you have a jersey that you forgot to turn in or just didn't get around to it then please contact. Bill Houghtailing at to make arrangements to return the jersey no questions asked. Please help us to keep the costs down. T-Ball, Farm and Fall Ball T-Shirts are the childrens to keep. Thanks, EHLL BOD

2009 Minor Softball Town Champions - Aerospace

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		Upcoming Events

Fri, Mar 12, 2010 6:00p to 8:00p

Baseball 10 yo Tryouts

Tue, Mar 16, 2010 6:00p to 8:00p

Softball All Ages