To log in as a registered member, enter your email address in the left hand field and your
personal password to the right. If you don't know your password, leave the password field
blank and press enter. The system will then email your password to the address given in the
left hand field.
To log in as an administrator, enter either your name (two words separated by a space) or
email address in the left hand field and the password you've been issued to the right.
All players must register for the spring 2014 Westport Little League season prior to attending the evaluations.The registration links below can be located @ www.WestportLittleLeague.com.
The WLLB fee for the spring of 2014 is $250, this includes a $50 dollar volunteer deposit. The volunteer credit will be refunded at the end of the spring season to all authorized and approved volunteers.
All travel evaluation participants receive a $50 Little League registration credit. The early bird registration ends on 12/1/2013.
The travel deposit is 50.00 per player, the $50 deposit will be added to the total at check out. The total registration amount due at checkout is $250, ($250 2014 Little League Fee $50 Travel Deposit - $50 Early Bird/Travel Discount)
Players will be placed on to travel teams based on evaluations, teams will be listed as Elite, Major and 50/70. All players will be placed on a travel team according to their ability. Cost may vary based on professional coaching, number of games and tournaments selected.
Players will have 48 hours to accept their team assignment and request $50 travel deposit.
“Community Conversation about Youth Sports” on Oct. 20, 2011, at Bedford Middle School by Dr. Richard Ginsburg. The presentation was helpful ensuring a positive sports experience for your child.
Summary from the speaker:
Take Home Points for Parents 1. Use a 5:1 ratio of accurate praise to constructive feedback 2. Avoid post-game criticisms of your chold for first 24 hours 3. First post-game question is “How was it?” NOT “Did you win or did you score?” 4. Numbers 2 & 3 are very hard to do. 5. Kids are NOT mini-adults 6. Talent develops well into late-teens 7. Make sure it is your child who most wants to play 8. Recognize when it is time to step back 9. Be aware of changing pressures on coaches 10. Fun and joy are best predictors for long-term success & benefits
For further details regarding Dr. Ginsburg, please visit his website, whosegameisitanyway.com. Copies of Whose Game Is It, Anyway? will be available for sale on the website and are also available at the Westport Library.
Whose Game Is It, Anyway?
Richard D. Ginsburg, Ph.D.
MGH PACES Institute
Harvard Medical School
617-724-6300 rginsburg@partners.org
Welcome to our Westport Little League Baseball website!
Welcome to our Westport Little League Baseball website. You will find information on baseball for ages 5-12 here. WLL is a subdivision of Westport Baseball & Softball which also oversees Softball and Advanced Baseball (ages 13-19). Please see the links above for information on these programs. Feel free to send us suggestions on the site and our programs on the "Feedback" page.
