Shelton American Little League

2010 Shelton Little League Baseball

Baseball ages are 5-12

League age for Baseball is age as of April 30, 2010

In- Person Registration Dates:

Tuesday, January 12, 2010 6:00 PM – 8:30 PM

Saturday, January 30, 2010 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM

At The Shelton Community Center

41 Church St. Shelton

Registration Fees: First Player $75.00, Second Player $60.00,

Third Player $25.00 (Family Max $160.00)

Registration fee does not include mandatory league fundraiser

which is payable at time of registration.

Shelton Little League Baseball

All new players must register in person, accompanied by an adult with proof or residency. New

players must also bring a legal (raised seal) birth certificate. Late fees will be assessed after

February 1, 2010. For additional information please call: 929-7104. Families can find more information including which league to register in click below.

Which League do I Register in?

American/National

If you plan on taking advantage of the raffle fund raiser buy out please bring your address stamp or stickers to facilitate the process.

**Note: Shelton American’s fund raiser is a raffle. We offer a buyout option at registration where you can

purchase the raffle tickets for a price of $50 (which reflects a $10 discount off the full price of the tickets.

Please call: 929-7104 for Shelton American Little League.

Players can be put on a list to also purchase baseball pants for $7.00 per pair,

at Blanchette's Sporting Goods.

Age Chart
Be sure to check your child's age against the current year's Age Chart .

Levels of Play

Not sure what level your child belongs in? Check out the below "Level of Play" chart.

Divisions

T-Ball -
Provides basic fundamentals of the game and introduces players to the concept of team play. This is

a non-competitive league where players hit off a batting Tee. Scores are not officially recorded.

A -
Players upgrade from a batting Tee to coach pitch. Division A provides players a better understanding

and concept of the game. Basic skills are refined and stressed and kids generally play multiple positions.

AA -
Live pitching is introduced, and players become more familiar with new positions and plays are now

being made on a consistent basis.

AAA -
Kids move up to the Nike Site Fields w/lights. Skill level increases and players are mixed with a variety

of age levels and abilities. Players are allowed to steal any base and strategy is now being introduced.

Majors -
Advance play. Skill level is much higher than that of AAA. Play is faster and pitching becomes more

consistent and accurate. Strategy becomes an integral part of the game.

More Information
For further questions, please email our registrar at sheltonamerican@gmail.com