For Parents

As a parent, you will find BRHLL to be a warm, friendly place that you and your child will cherish for a lifetime. BRHLL provides a balanced atmosphere of competition and nourishment, giving children of all abilities a wonderful experience. Our league is 100% volunteer-led and requires the involvement of every family to provide our players with the best possible experience year after year. We encourage you to learn more about the different ways to volunteer by visiting the Volunteer Opportunities page.

We would love to display your photos! Please send your favorites to [email protected], and look for them to be featured on our website or Facebook page!

FAQs

Q. My child is interested in playing at BRHLL. Where do we start?

Q. How are recreational teams decided?

Q. Can my player make a friend or coach request?

Q. For what division do I register my child?

Q. Who can I ask if I have questions?

Q. What equipment does my AAA/Majors kid-pitch player need?

Q. What equipment does my Rookies tee ball/Minors coach pitch player need?

Q. What are the 2022 Season dates?

Little League Bat Regulations

As of January 1, 2018, Little League will implement the new USA Baseball Bat Standard. This new standard impacts baseball only. Tee ball bats (26 inches or shorter) will not be affected at BRHLL. For Minors, AAA and Majors Baseball, all 2017 bats and earlier are no longer legal for the 2018 Little League season. Those bats will have a stamp that reads "USSSA bps 1.15." For bats 27" and longer, players must swing a bat that reads "USA Baseball." The stamp will most typically be green and well identified at stores like Dick's Sporting Goods. The other change you will notice with the new "USA Baseball" stamped bats is that they have a larger barrel. Previous Little League regulations limited the bat's barrel diameter to 2 1/4". The new 2018 USA Baseball Bat Standard allows for a 2 5/8" barrel.

We encourage you to explore the Little League website for more helpful information. You may also visit the USA Baseball site for a comprehensive list of approved bats for Little League play. If you have any questions, please contact the BRHLL President or VP of Baseball for help.

Field Maintenance Videos

Check out the following videos to learn more about pre- and post-game field maintenance. Click on the image to get started.

Helpful Links

All-Volunteer League

BRHLL is an all-volunteer league. We rely on parents to help get bases out, rake diamonds, put down lines, and then clean it all up after the games. Parent assistance setting up the fields helps the managers get their teams ready for the games. Also, managers have been encouraged to recruit parents for help coaching and keeping kids in line during practice and games. This is particularly important during continued COVID social distancing requirements. Check out our Volunteer Opportunities page. We need everyone!

BRHLL maintains a Lost and Found for misplaced gloves, bats, jackets and more. If you are missing something, please check the large container found outside of the 54th Street Concession Stand. Due to our limited space, we will hold items for only a few weeks at a time. Unclaimed items will be recycled for the Equipment Exchange Program. Contact our volunteer coordinator with questions or ask a Board Member to point you to the collection of gear.

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