2010 Program Information
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This is to be used as a guideline only - the placement of players is up to the League Director/Player
Agents as set forth by the Burlington Little League Board and Little League, Inc. Careful
consideration is given to the players skill level and more important the safety of the players in the
division.
T Ball Division (5-7 year old)
Uses a soft baseball. An instructional league with the main goal of developing basic skills, and to
ensure each player has a fun playing experience, encouraging players to continue to grow in the
game and personally.
Rookie Division (7-8 year old)
Uses a hard baseball & a pitching machine that pitches 36-40 mph. 7 year old players are
required to have one year experience in T Ball prior to entering this league. This allows players to
be encouraged, and predispositions them to have a more enjoyable experience.
Minor Division (8-11 year old)
Uses a hard baseball. Pitchers are introduced at this level as well as healthy competition. In order
to achieve this, when placing players at this level, more emphasis is given to ability, keeping
players from getting discouraged, and allowing for a much more positive experience.
Major Division (9-12 year old)
Uses a hard baseball. Players are drafted into this league to facilitate an even playing field. The
level of competition is higher, so to ensure the competition remains healthy, there are stricter
guidelines emphasizing ability as a prerequisite to entering prior to age 11. Playing time may be
limited for younger players.
Junior Division (13-14 year old)
Uses a hard baseball. Players are drafted into this league to facilitate an even playing field. This
league participates at the highest level of competition with emphasis on sportsmanship and
citizenship.
Senior Division (15-16 year old)
Uses a hard baseball. Players are drafted into this league to facilitate an even playing field. This
league participates at the highest level of competition with emphasis on sportsmanship and
citizenship.
Agents as set forth by the Burlington Little League Board and Little League, Inc. Careful
consideration is given to the players skill level and more important the safety of the players in the
division.
T Ball Division (5-7 year old)
Uses a soft baseball. An instructional league with the main goal of developing basic skills, and to
ensure each player has a fun playing experience, encouraging players to continue to grow in the
game and personally.
Rookie Division (7-8 year old)
Uses a hard baseball & a pitching machine that pitches 36-40 mph. 7 year old players are
required to have one year experience in T Ball prior to entering this league. This allows players to
be encouraged, and predispositions them to have a more enjoyable experience.
Minor Division (8-11 year old)
Uses a hard baseball. Pitchers are introduced at this level as well as healthy competition. In order
to achieve this, when placing players at this level, more emphasis is given to ability, keeping
players from getting discouraged, and allowing for a much more positive experience.
Major Division (9-12 year old)
Uses a hard baseball. Players are drafted into this league to facilitate an even playing field. The
level of competition is higher, so to ensure the competition remains healthy, there are stricter
guidelines emphasizing ability as a prerequisite to entering prior to age 11. Playing time may be
limited for younger players.
Junior Division (13-14 year old)
Uses a hard baseball. Players are drafted into this league to facilitate an even playing field. This
league participates at the highest level of competition with emphasis on sportsmanship and
citizenship.
Senior Division (15-16 year old)
Uses a hard baseball. Players are drafted into this league to facilitate an even playing field. This
league participates at the highest level of competition with emphasis on sportsmanship and
citizenship.
Program Improvements
Communications Streamlined
Recognizing that there is an imperative need for effective communications, we are continuing to
improve our processes, and providing accurate, informative, and continuously updated
communications to our parents and players. Bottom-line: check the website and check it often!
Concessions improvements
The profits made from the concessions is one of the single most monetary contributions to the
little league program. It is crucial to the continuous improvement of the program. Without
volunteers to help run the concessions, it will not have a chance to be successful. We also
recognize the need for consistent leadership, organization, and quality customer service.
We cannot accomplish this without you! Your concession obligation time will be scheduled by
your Coach/Team Parent and will co-inside with the game schedule. Any special arrangements
will need to be made with your coach/team parent
Simplified registration process
FILL OUT AND PRINT the forms online prior to attending registration to expedite the process.
To cut expenses paying online is no longer available - however, we accept Cash, Check and
Charge at Registration for your convenience.
Registration Fees and Fund Raiser
Late Fee now applies - $25
The registration fee is $25 per player - for all divisions, boys and girls, ages 5-16.
(league ages based on age as of April 30, 2010)
Last years Fund Raiser was such a great success we are keeping it.
To help offset the cost of the field improvements teams will be scheduled to sell the raffle tickets
at the grocery stores as well - Gooseberries and Sentry. The Grand Prizes will be a value of
$1000. We are also including weekly raffle prizes of $50 gift certificates.
We have set up the raffle fund raiser fees with families in mind. Each ticket is $10.
NEW to the sweepstakes raffle - we have added local business coupons on the back of each
ticket valuing a minimum of $25 as a thank you to those that support the Burlington Little League
program!
Family Fund Raiser Fees
You sell the tickets - You keep the money
One (1) player - $100 - receive 10 tickets to sell
Two (2) players - $150 - receive 15 tickets to sell
Three (3) players or more $200 - receive 20 tickets to sell.
Turn in the ticket stubs to get in the Weekly drawings!
Initial ticket stubs need to be turned into Hintz Concessions by May 15, 2010.
You may CONTINUE to turn them in throughout the season as you sell them.
Additional tickets will be sold at the Concessions and Local Stores though out the season.
Burlington Little League provides the opportunity for every child to participate -contact Kelley for
information about our Participation Assistance Program or bring the completed application to the
cashier at registration.
Recognizing that there is an imperative need for effective communications, we are continuing to
improve our processes, and providing accurate, informative, and continuously updated
communications to our parents and players. Bottom-line: check the website and check it often!
Concessions improvements
The profits made from the concessions is one of the single most monetary contributions to the
little league program. It is crucial to the continuous improvement of the program. Without
volunteers to help run the concessions, it will not have a chance to be successful. We also
recognize the need for consistent leadership, organization, and quality customer service.
We cannot accomplish this without you! Your concession obligation time will be scheduled by
your Coach/Team Parent and will co-inside with the game schedule. Any special arrangements
will need to be made with your coach/team parent
Simplified registration process
FILL OUT AND PRINT the forms online prior to attending registration to expedite the process.
To cut expenses paying online is no longer available - however, we accept Cash, Check and
Charge at Registration for your convenience.
Registration Fees and Fund Raiser
Late Fee now applies - $25
The registration fee is $25 per player - for all divisions, boys and girls, ages 5-16.
(league ages based on age as of April 30, 2010)
Last years Fund Raiser was such a great success we are keeping it.
To help offset the cost of the field improvements teams will be scheduled to sell the raffle tickets
at the grocery stores as well - Gooseberries and Sentry. The Grand Prizes will be a value of
$1000. We are also including weekly raffle prizes of $50 gift certificates.
We have set up the raffle fund raiser fees with families in mind. Each ticket is $10.
NEW to the sweepstakes raffle - we have added local business coupons on the back of each
ticket valuing a minimum of $25 as a thank you to those that support the Burlington Little League
program!
Family Fund Raiser Fees
You sell the tickets - You keep the money
One (1) player - $100 - receive 10 tickets to sell
Two (2) players - $150 - receive 15 tickets to sell
Three (3) players or more $200 - receive 20 tickets to sell.
Turn in the ticket stubs to get in the Weekly drawings!
Initial ticket stubs need to be turned into Hintz Concessions by May 15, 2010.
You may CONTINUE to turn them in throughout the season as you sell them.
Additional tickets will be sold at the Concessions and Local Stores though out the season.
Burlington Little League provides the opportunity for every child to participate -contact Kelley for
information about our Participation Assistance Program or bring the completed application to the
cashier at registration.
| Burlington Little League PO Box 159 Burlington, Wi 53105 Kelley Albrecht President 262-210-7890 Hintz Park Concessions answering machine for rain-out information 767-0127 |
Registration Information
Click here to fill in and print your own registration forms (print 3 copies to bring with you to
BHS) - opens in a new window
Click here to print your own terms of participation page - opens in a new window (print 1
copy, can be on the back of one reg. form, to bring to BHS)
Click here to fill in and print the Medical Release Form - opens in a new window (print one
copy PER PLAYER and bring to BHS)
Click here to print and sign a copy of the Parent Code of Conduct - bring one copy
signed by BOTH parents to BHS
Click here to fill in and print your own volunteer application - page 1 page 2 - bring
to BHS along with a copy of your drivers license if you will volunteer in any way, even at practices.
Click here to fill out the Participation Assistance Program Application bring to BHS.
Burlington Little League provides the opportunity for all children ages 5-16 to participate without
regard to financial ability.