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AAA Division
9-10 Registration is Open
On or Before March 22, 2010 - $ 160.00
After March 22, 2010 - $ 185.00
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Pitching becomes part of the game and your child’s coaches should be encouraging as many of their players as possible to pitch, at least in practice situations There is a strong emphasis on teaching basic skills, and many of our players will be learning the game for the first time. The division follows “House Rules”, modifications appropriate to play at this level. This is the first age group where players are evaluated and many of the more advanced players will be given the opportunity to “move up” to the AA Division. AAA is also the first Division where an All-Star team will continue with Tournament play after the regular season. |
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AA / Majors Division
11-12 Registration is Open
On or Before March 22, 2010 - $ 195.00
After March 22, 2010 - $ 220.00
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AA Divison: An intermediate step where the players are older and / or more experienced. Coaches recognize that they will have some beginners on their teams, but the players are at an age where they pick up the game and the skills very rapidly. Most players are in this Division for a single season. There are some “House Rules” that apply, and an All-Star team is formed for July – Aug long weekend play.
Majors: This is the upper level of the progression. Players are drafted to their respective teams in this Division and, if 11 years old, will return to that team in the following season (unless they request to be drafted to another team). This is the first Division where the complete Little League Rules & Regulations are followed precisely. It is the group for Little League Baseball, with the All-Star Final – the Little League World Series - held in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and televised internationally. |
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Big League
17-18 Registration is Open
On or Before March 22, 2010 - $ 245.00
After March 22, 2010 - $ 270.00
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Larger diamonds, regular base-stealing rules, and regular games with other Leagues, all add extra spice as the game progresses to the “full-meal deal.” Interlock play continues at this level, regular season games are played against other Calgary Little League teams. |
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