Little League extends its ban on composite bats to the Little League (Majors) level. For a list of approved composite bats for Little League (Majors) division.
For a list of approved composite bats for Junior, Senior and Big League Baseball divisions of Little League.
Babe Ruth League updated on 2/4/11. The 13-15 and 16-18 divisions will now follow the NFHS.
Metro Baseball League also follows the NFHS.
NFHS approved bats.
If I missed something or you know of any other leagues and their standings on the composite bat moratorium or approved bat lists please let me know!
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Sunday, February 13, 2011
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Babe Ruth League/ Cal Ripken Baseball History
1951- Founded as Little Bigger League in Trenton, NJ by a group of men who named Marius D. Bonacci as founder, for ages 13- 15yrs old
1955- Babe Ruth's widow gave permission for her husbands name to be used, Little Bigger League became Babe Ruth League
1966- The 16- 18yrs old division was started
1968- 16- 18yr olds first World Series
1974- 13 yr old Prep League was started
1980- First World Series for the Prep League
1982- Bambino Division was started for 5- 12yr olds
1984- The first Bambino Division World Series, Softball divisions for 4- 18yr olds started
There is also a Bambino Buddy Ball League for special needs children ages 5- 20yrs old
2000- Renamed the Bambino Division to Cal Ripken Baseball to honor Cal Ripken for all his help with the league2007- The first World Series was held for the new Cal Ripken Major 70- Foot Division
Now the 12yr old division competes in the Cal Ripken World Series in Aberdeen, MD
Monday, January 17, 2011
CDO baseball selling patches to honor Christina Green
Christina Taylor Green 9/11/2001- 1/8/2011
The youngest victim in the Tuscon shooting.
The Canyon Del Oro Little League, where she played, is giving out uniform patches in her memory for the upcoming season. Patches are also for sale at the their website. A portion of the proceeds benefit the Christina Taylor Green Memorial Fund.
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