Would be interesting to have the opinion of the District Administrator who overseas this new league.
http://www.arguslead...imit/516085001/
Posted 31 July 2017 - 06:01 PM
Would be interesting to have the opinion of the District Administrator who overseas this new league.
http://www.arguslead...imit/516085001/
Posted 31 July 2017 - 06:41 PM
Posted 01 August 2017 - 02:38 PM
So just implement a rule that newly formed leagues must have been chartered with LL for the two prior seasons before you may enter the tournament. Leagues that have existed intact under a different umbrella or at least two years before chartering with LL may enter immediaely.
Posted 01 August 2017 - 07:00 PM
So just implement a rule that newly formed leagues must have been chartered with LL for the two prior seasons before you may enter the tournament. Leagues that have existed intact under a different umbrella or at least two years before chartering with LL may enter immediaely.
Posted 01 August 2017 - 07:15 PM
Posted 07 August 2017 - 02:35 PM
Posted 22 August 2017 - 08:33 PM
They have 3000!!!!! kids in their local youth baseball association and this guy only took 44!
He did it solely to give his 11 year old kid two chances to play on ESPN.
Oh how LL has fallen =(
Back that up a second... there are 3000 kids in the RIVAL association. This new group was able to steal 44 kids from them to get this thing off the ground.
For years, Sioux Falls recreational baseball has been the domain of the Sioux Empire Baseball Association (SEBA), which has its own staff and uses its own rules rather than exist as a subsidiary of Little League.
Past efforts to bring Little League to town have fizzled due to lack of available fields and the daunting prospect of battling SEBA on its own turf.
This is a lot different that what Taney was in Philly. Taney was already established and switched over... and was allowed to keep all of those kids.
This is a Little League guy moving into a new town saying "let's make a run at this". The other organization chooses not to play LL. So he can grab whatever territory and kids and get the thing rolling.
Posted 22 August 2017 - 08:36 PM
They have 3000!!!!! kids in their local youth baseball association and this guy only took 44!
He did it solely to give his 11 year old kid two chances to play on ESPN.
Oh how LL has fallen =(
They have 3000!!!!! kids in their local youth baseball association and this guy only took 44!
He did it solely to give his 11 year old kid two chances to play on ESPN.
Oh how LL has fallen =(
Back that up a second... there are 3000 kids in the RIVAL association. This new group was able to steal 44 kids from them to get this thing off the ground.
For years, Sioux Falls recreational baseball has been the domain of the Sioux Empire Baseball Association (SEBA), which has its own staff and uses its own rules rather than exist as a subsidiary of Little League.
Past efforts to bring Little League to town have fizzled due to lack of available fields and the daunting prospect of battling SEBA on its own turf.
This is a lot different that what Taney was in Philly. Taney was already established and switched over... and was allowed to keep all of those kids.
This is a Little League guy moving into a new town saying "let's make a run at this". The other organization chooses not to play LL. So he can grab whatever territory and kids and get the thing rolling.
And BTW... Taney still isn't a true Little League, keeping their athletic association umbrella to play in non-LL sanctioned tournaments.
They have 3000!!!!! kids in their local youth baseball association and this guy only took 44!
He did it solely to give his 11 year old kid two chances to play on ESPN.
Oh how LL has fallen =(
Back that up a second... there are 3000 kids in the RIVAL association. This new group was able to steal 44 kids from them to get this thing off the ground.
For years, Sioux Falls recreational baseball has been the domain of the Sioux Empire Baseball Association (SEBA), which has its own staff and uses its own rules rather than exist as a subsidiary of Little League.
Past efforts to bring Little League to town have fizzled due to lack of available fields and the daunting prospect of battling SEBA on its own turf.
This is a lot different that what Taney was in Philly. Taney was already established and switched over... and was allowed to keep all of those kids.
This is a Little League guy moving into a new town saying "let's make a run at this". The other organization chooses not to play LL. So he can grab whatever territory and kids and get the thing rolling.
And BTW... Taney still isn't a true Little League, keeping their athletic association umbrella to play in non-LL sanctioned tournaments.
Posted 23 August 2017 - 12:42 PM
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