LITTLE LEAGUE WORLDWIDE

Little League was first chartered in Canada in 1951 and was the first International Little League charter ever granted. Little League Baseball involves more than three million youth worldwide in over 100 countries. It is the largest amateur volunteer sport organization in the world. Visit Little League International for more information.

Volunteers give their time to provide a healthy and wholesome, family oriented activity for the children of their community. Little League Canada has only two full time employees. The managers, coaches, umpires, league administrators, etc. are all volunteers from within the Canadian Community.


2011 Little League Canadian Championships Cheque Presentation
August 17, 2010 · Our RSS feed



Tournament Co-Director Peter Kvarnstrom (left) and Tournament Director Wayne Hobson (right) present Wendy Thomson, Assistant Regional Director, a cheque representing the first installment for the 2011 Little League Canadian Championships. The tournament will be held in North Vancouver, BC in August 2011.

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An Unfortunate Incident is Under Review at Little League Canada
August 13, 2010 · Our RSS feed

SAINT JOHN, NB - Little League Canada would like to recognize that following the Alberta / New Brunswick semi-final game on August 12, 2010 a number of players from the Saint John Senior Little League team and the Quebec Senior Little League team engaged in an altercation. This dispute occurred after the final out of the game and therefore will not be reviewed by the team of Little League Umpires.

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True Little League Spirit
August 13, 2010 · Our RSS feed

At the Junior tournament in Lethbridge, the bronze medal game was rained out today. Although NDG was leading by two runs, the kids, from both teams, took matters into their own hands...

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Little league Canada has excellent sponsorship opportunities. If you are interested in learning more about how to best promote or support at either the local league or national level please contact Little League Canada either through email or phone (613) 731-3301.

Little League Canada is inaugurating the new "Teaching for Tomorrow" coaching program by having our new National Coach Al Herback present clinics across the country. Al will attend your area to put on the clinic and Little League Canada will pay the bills!

2010 Regional and World Series Schedules and Results - All Divisions

Format Change Coming to Little League Baseball World Series in 2010

Dates and Sites for 2010 World Series Tournaments

Ask the Tournament Director

Little League Baseball World Series History book

Little League Public Service Announcement Videos

Update: More Than 100 Teams Registered for 50-70 Pilot Program