Registration Information

Things You Should Know Before Registering

Who is eligible to play

Players between the age of 5 and 18 living in the San Ramon Little League boundary. To determine if the player lives within the boundary please use this: Google map.

What is League Age?

The Little League year runs from January 1st through December 31st of each year. However, "League Age", which is used to calculate a child's age for playing purposes, runs from May 1st to April 30th.

A short rule of thumb is that if your child was born on or after May 1st, you would subtract one year from their birth age. For more information, you can view the 2012 Age Chart, or calculate your child's League Age by entering their birth date and clicking the button below.

You must also be able to provide proof of your child's birth date. For more information, view the proof of age requirements.

League Age Calculator

League Age Calculator

League Year

Birth Date

Divisions offered

When registering you will be offered a choice based on the players age on what division to play in. The following table lists the divisions we will be offering for the 2012 Spring baseball season. The games will start in early March for Double-A and above, with Tee Ball, Rookie, and Single-A starting Late March.

Divisions offered for the 2012 Spring Season		League Age	Fee
Tee Ball League - Description
	Tee Ball	5 - 7	$200
Minor League - Description
	Rookie	6 - 8	$200
	Single A (A)	7 - 9	$215
	Double A (AA)	8 - 11	$255
	Triple A (AAA)	9 - 12	$275
Little League (Major Division) - Description
	Majors	10 - 12	$285
Junior League - Description
	Juniors	13 - 14	$300
	Junior Gold	13 - 14	$395
Senior League - Description
	Seniors (Full Season)	14 - 16	$225
	Seniors (Half Season)	14 - 16	$150
Big League - Description
	Bigs (Full Season)	16 - 18	$225
	Bigs (Half Season)	16 - 18	$125
Volunteer Fee per Family *			$125
Sibling Discounts for FULL SEASON registrations Only
	1^st Sibling		$50
	2^nd Sibling		$50

· There will be a $125 volunteer fee deposit (per family) charged during registration. A minimum of 8 hours is required to obtain volunteer fee refund. Team positions will also be tracked during the season and volunteer deposit refunds will be issued starting in June.

Registration System

Find out how to register depending upon whether you are a new or returning family.

Learn How to Login and Register

Things to have ready before beginning the registration process

Reviewed and know that you are in SRLL boundaries. Google map.
Reviewed and know what division you want to register for. See division chart above
Reviewed volunteer duties available and ready to select. Volunteer Page
Medical and emergency contact information
Credit card

Will your child need to Tryout?

Yes, for players going in to Single-A and above. This helps us place them in the correct division based on their playing skills.

If you still have specific questions, please contact our Registrar at registrar@srbaseball.com.

S A N R A M O N J U N I O R L E A G U E B A S E B A L L

J U N I O R 80 “G O L D”

J U N I O R 8 0

J U N I O R 90 “G O L D”

J U N I O R 9 0

Diamond Size:

§ 80’ base paths / 54’ pitching distance

§ 90’ base paths / 60’ pitching distance

Player Age(s):

§ Select Players 13 year olds from SRLL and CCLL combined.

§ Open to 13 and 14 year olds from SRLL and CCLL combined.

§ Select Players (tryout) Age 14 from SRLL and CCLL combined.

§ Open to 13 and 14 year olds from SRLL and CCLL combined.

Teams Anticipated

§ District 57 (8-10 teams from Livermore, Pleasanton, Dublin, San Ramon, Danville) + 1-2 teams outside D57 area.

§ District 57 (Livermore, Pleasanton, Dublin, San Ramon, Danville (10+ teams total)

§ District 57 (8-10 teams from Livermore, Pleasanton, Dublin, San Ramon, Danville) + 1-2 teams from outside D57 area.

§ District 57 (Livermore, Pleasanton, Dublin, San Ramon, Danville (10+ teams total)

# Players/Team:

§ 11-13 Tryout selection

§ 12-15 Evaluation selection

§ 11-13 Tryout selection

§ 12-15 Evaluation selection

Professional Training

§ Velocity Strength and Agility Training

§ TBD – Velocity/TPC/Instructor

Level of Play:

§ Highly competitive

§ Recreational competition

§ Highly competitive

§ Recreational competition

Rules of Play:

§ Standard Juniors Rules:

o Similar to Tournaments/All-Stars

o 9-player starting roster

o Remaining players substitute

§ Relaxed” Juniors Rules:

o Similar to Majors, with enhancements

o Free substitution

o Continuous batting order

§ Standard Juniors Rules:

o Similar to Tournaments/All-Stars

o 9-player starting roster

o Remaining players substitute

§ Relaxed” Juniors Rules:

o Similar to Majors, with enhancements

o Free substitution

o Continuous batting order

Practice:

§ Begins early February

§ Begins in mid-February

§ Begins early February

§ Begins in mid-February

Season Length:

§ Extended season: March to mid-June

§ Standard season: mid-Mar to mid-June

§ Extended season March to mid-June

§ Standard season: mid-Mar to mid-June

Season Schedule:

§ ~25-40 regular season games:

o 1 weekday game

o 2 weekend games (Saturday Doubleheader)

§ 17 - 25 regular season games:

o 1 weekday game

o 1 weekend game (played Saturdays only)

§ ~25-40 regular season games:

o 1 weekday game

o 2 weekend games (Saturday Double-header historically)

§ 17 - 25 regular season games:

o 1 weekday game

o 1 weekend game (played Saturdays only)

Post-Season Play:

§ TBD

§ Playoff System

§ TBD

§ Playoff System

Travel Expectations:

§ Travel Required! Play within District 57—PLUS other surrounding Districts (e.g. 4,14, 45, 67, and potentially others)

§ Play within District 57 only (San Ramon, Dublin, Danville, Pleasanton, Livermore)

§ Travel Required! Play within District 57—PLUS other surrounding Districts (e.g. 4,14, 45, 67, and potentially others)

§ Play within District 57 only (San Ramon, Dublin, Danville, Pleasanton, Livermore)