Challenger Division registration remains open
We still have spots available for Challenger Division, our league for those with disabilities. We will accept all registrants interested in playing, and players can be signed up through our online registration by clicking here or on the Spring '10 Player Registration link on the menu to the left. If you prefer to register in person or wish to discuss our scholarship program, please click on the Contact button above and send us an e-mail. We'll be in touch with you to make the necessary arrangements. Challenger Division practices will start this week.

Spots remain available in Minor League and Tee Ball
By expanding the number of teams we have made available additional spots in Minor League. Also, just a few spots remain open in Tee Ball, and as is our policy, Challenger Division remains open for all players with disabilities.

If you have a player at one of these age levels and are interested in signing up, please click here or on the Spring '10 Player Registration link on the menu to the left.

Opening Day set for Saturday, Feb 27
LCB's Opening Day event will be Saturday, February 27. The festivities will include team pictures, lots of food and games, the first annual Manager vs Coach wiffle ball game and our Opening Day ceremonies. Make plans now. More on that later.

Volunteer applications can now be done online
A new feature at LCB for the Spring '10 season is the ability for our hundreds of volunteers to apply through an online process rather than having to complete a paper form and get it to us.

For more information, and to submit your application to volunteer for the upcoming Spring season, please click here or click on the Volunteers link on the menu to the left.

Pitching rule changes for Spring '10
In response to many requests to simplify the pitching rules Little League has updated the rules for the Spring season. These are the new requirements that LCB will be adopting for all pitchers at every age-level:

1-20 pitches in a game, no calendars days rest.
21-35 pitches, 1 calendar days rest
36-50 pitches, 2 calendar days rest
51-65 pitches, 3 calendar days rest
66 or more, 4 calendar days rest

You'll immediately note that the game's rest requirment is no longer part of the rest rules. There are now 4 rest 'levels', and, for the first time, these same regular season rules will apply to tournament play. That means that for the LCB tournaments, TOC and All-Stars, these very same rules will apply.

For more information and a list of FAQ's specific to pitching, please click here.