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Welcome to Washington District 8 |
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Written by Brian Nilson
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Tuesday, 26 May 2009 14:32 |
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 Washington District 8 Little League® serves the north Seattle area from the ship canal north to the King/Snohomish county line and from Puget Sound east to lake Washington and through Woodinville. If you are looking for a place for you or your child to play baseball or softball, please check out our interactive boundary map to find the correct league, or you can contact us to find out which league you reside in. Boys and girls of ages 5 to 18 participate in competitive and non-competitive baseball and softball leagues in each of our 14 leagues.
District 8 also offers children the option to play in the Little League® Challenger division. The Challenger division is a separate program within Little League® that provides children with mental or physical disabilities a place to enjoy the game of baseball. This program is open to children ages 5 to 18, or the completion of High School. Please contact us for information regarding the Challenger division.
District 8 Washington Little League® is also served by our District 8 Umpires & Seniors website. Here you will find many resources including Umpire Resources, Game Schedules and much more. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 03 December 2009 11:56 )
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Written by Brian Nilson
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Saturday, 05 November 2011 13:52 |
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New rule changes to bat regulations have been published by Little League International. The following are highlights from the new rules published on November 2nd, 2011:
- Majors:
- For Majors and below, the composite bat moratorium remains in effect
- Approved composite bats for Majors and below can be found HERE.
- Juniors:
- Composite bats MUST meet BBCOR standards
- Non-composite bats must meet all other applicable standards
- Seniors/Big League:
- All non-wood bats must meet BBCOR standards
For the full verbiage of the new Little League bat rules and regulations, please see the following article from Little League International.
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 05 November 2011 14:00 )
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Written by Brian Nilson
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Tuesday, 26 May 2009 14:55 |
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This program has been in place for 18 years as part of the Little League program and has been VERY successful and rewarding for all the children and parents involved. To find out more about our Challenger Program, please read our Flier or contact Bev Newsome. For registration forms, medical release form and the Challenger Information Flyer click on documents and then open the challenger info portion.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 02 February 2010 20:19 )
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Written by Brian Nilson
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Tuesday, 26 May 2009 15:00 |
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District 8 Washington has 14 Little League Charters which are geographically based in the North Seattle / King County Area starting in the Downtown Seattle area at Stewart Street and continuing North to the Snohomish County Line and then East to and including Woodinville, WA.
*NEW* - An updated version of Affidavit Maps and Affidavit Generation is now available. Please go to http://www.d8umpires.org/affidavits for details.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 16 March 2011 12:48 )
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Youth Enrichment in Sports |
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Written by Brian Nilson
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Thursday, 05 November 2009 00:12 |
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How Can Coaches and Parents Improve Youth Sports?
In answering this question, sport psychologists Frank Smoll and Ronald Smith conducted over 25 years of research at the University of Washington. Drs. Smoll and Smith are the co-directors of a project known as Youth Enrichment in Sports (YESports). The objective of the project was to develop, evaluate, and deliver child-centered educational programs that benefit young athletes. Supported by grants from the National Institute of Mental Health and the William T. Grant Foundation, Smoll’s and Smith’s approach illustrates what is called “evidence-based practice” in the field of medicine. At every stage of the process, scientific research played a key role in developing YESports programs.
YESports training programs are designed to help coaches and parents create a mastery climate that promotes healthy achievement in all areas of life, including sports. A mastery orientation emphasizes skill development, maximum effort, and fun; and it occurs within an encouraging and supportive interpersonal environment.
To find out more about our programs, please see the detailed information in the links below:
Mastery Approach to Parenting in Sports
Mastery Approach to Coaching
www.y-e-sports.com |
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Last Updated ( Saturday, 05 November 2011 13:55 )
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