2012 Season Team Assignments
The 2012 Season Player Evaluations for all registered players has completed and over the next couple of weeks we will be drafting and forming teams. As team assignments are finalized we will post them here on the website (Check the link below). We draft our upper divisions first and then the lower division teams are formed. All team assignments for the 2012 Season should be available by the end of the January.
2012 Team Assignments - Updated 1/25/2012
Rosters for the Juniors, Majors, AAA and AA Divisions are now available.
Draft and team formation for all other divisions are still in progress.
2012 Spring Season Registration
Del Mar Little League will be offering divisions for all players who will be Little League Age 5 through 14 during the SPRING 2012 season.
All Divisions, All Ages (5-14)
Wait-List Registration remains open.
If you like to register for the 2012 Spring Season, you can pre-register on-line and be placed on the wait-list. Players will be cleared from our wait-list on a first come first served basis as space becomes available in the various divisions. We will continue to place players from the wait-list as needed until the season starts. Please note that in divisions that draft teams (AA through Majors) we cannot place players after the drafts have completed in January.
Please visit the DMLL Registration web page for more information on the registration process,
or contact the DMLL Registrar with any questions you may have.
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2012 Volunteers : Register Online
Since 1961 our volunteers have been essential to the success of the league!
All adult volunteers must complete the
Online Volunteer Registration
Use this link to complete your Volunteer registration today!
Business Partners Fundraising Program
The DMLL Business Partners program promotes local businesses that are active sponsors of the league and also partner with Del Mar Little League to raise additional funds to support league operations. Business partners donate a portion of their sales to the Del Mar Little League from products or services sold to families referred through this program.
Visit the Business Partners page to see a complete list of offers and please visit these local businesses.
eScrip Partnership
DMLL is now part of the eScrip fundraising program for non-profit organizations where merchants make a donation for the purchases you make on-line or in their stores. Visit the Business Partners page for additional information or Click Here to register in the program. Our eScrip group is "Del Mar Little League".
The eScrip Online Mall is a collection of over 1,000 online merchants where Del Mar Little League supporters can shop online using the same websites you have come to know and trust. A percentage of your online purchase will be donated to support Del Mar Little league when you access these sites through the eScrip online Mall. Follow the link below to begin shopping.
Little League Bat Restrictions
All Little League Players (Age 5 to 12)
2012 Season update: Little League International Announces Bat Rules Changes for 2012 Season
For the Little League Major Baseball Division and below: The moratorium on composite-barreled baseball bats remains in effect.
Moratorium: As of December 30, 2010 Little League International placed an immediate moratorium on the use of composite bats in all divisions of Little League (Ages 5-12). Note that Del Mar Little League strictly adheres to this policy.
Approved Composite Bats (2 1/4 inch barrels) for all divisions Majors and below
Juniors Players (Age 13 and up)
2012 Season update: Little League International Announces Bat Rules Changes for 2012 Season
For Junior League Baseball: Composite-barreled baseball bats in this division, regardless of barrel size, must meet BBCOR (Batted Ball Co-Efficient of Restitution) standards, and must be so labeled. Note that all composite-barreled baseball bats that meet the BBCOR standard shall have a “drop” of no more than “minus-3.” However, bats that do not have composite materials in the barrel (i.e., all metal, all alloy, all wood), and meet all other applicable standards, can have ANY drop weight.
Moratorium: The moratorium on the use of composite bats in the Junior, Senior, and Big League Baseball Divisions of Little League was enacted on Aug. 27, 2010, by the Little League International. Here is the update on the moratorium.
Approved BESR-ABI Composite (2-5/8in) Bats.
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