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Little League Pledge
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I trust in God
I love my country and willl respect its laws
I will play fair and strive to win, but win or lose, I will always do my best
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2012 Opening Day Diamond Doings
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The Opening Day edition of Diamond Doings is now available!
Diamond Doings
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Summer League Registration
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Registration for the 2012 Summer League is now available. The summer league is a great chance for youngsters to play some extra games in a low key atmosphere. Highlights of the season are:- Online registration is available from May 16th to July 1st.
- Summer league is for Rookie 5 through Majors/Varsity (11 and 12 year olds).
- Sundays Free! No games or practices are held on Sundays.
- Practice is optional; no need to worry about missing some games due to vacations. A six game schedule will be played during the month of July.
- Each player will receive a high quality minor league hat and jersey that they can keep.
To begin the registration process, please click here.
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2012 Dates to Remember
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The following are some of the important dates to remember for 2012.
| | February 19, 2012 | | Rust-Buster Winter Training Camp | | | March 4, 2012 | | Rust-Buster Winter Training Camp | | | April 21, 2012 | | Opening Day |
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2011 Evalutions
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Evaluations for the 2011 Regular Season are now available. The Board of Directors ask that you take a few moments to submit your assessment of Libertyville Little League in 2011. We strive to make this league bigger and better every year. You provide us with valuable feedback that allows us to make that a reality. Thank you for your participation.
Coaches! Please submit your evaluations for your players and fellow coaches as soon as possible.
To begin the evaluation process, please click here.
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Philosophy of Libertyville Little League
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Our objectives are to help your child:- acquire an appreciation for an active lifestyle
- develop a positive self-concept by mastering baseball skills
- learn how to work as part of a team
- develop social skills with other children and adults
- learn about managing success and disappointment
- learn good sportsmanship in baseball and in life
- learn respect for others
The ultimate criterion we use to judge the success of our Little League program is this - Is the boy or girl a better person as a result of his or her experience in the program? Has the player learned some lessons and acquired some habits and attitudes, which will make him more effective in his future work, a better parent and a finer citizen? Compared to this criterion, such factors as the number of games won or lost, the leading hitter and pitcher, the league championship, tournament play, etc., are all very minor considerations.
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