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Last Updated: May 24, 2013

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CONGRADULATION REDROCK LITTLE LEAGUE
2008 and 2009 WESTERN REGION SAFETY PLAN WINNER!!!
BEST OF THE WEST!!!


Each Manager has been given the Redrock Little League Safety Plan.
This plan is availible to any parent in hard copy or disk form at the Rainbow Family Snack Bar.
 
Safety is everyone's responsibility!!

Be alert at all times
First aid kits should be available, the league provides each team with a safety kit and a safety packet
Wear proper safety equipment
Keep shoes tied tight
Warm up all player prior to game time
Always watch for swinging bats
Catchers MUST wear mask even when warming up pitcher
Players catching for a coach MUST wear a mask
Players in the Minor and Major Division MUST have a helmet with a FACE GUARD
Let's make sure our kids have a safe playing field
Check the field for obstructions prior to game time
Check for unsafe equipment in the dugouts
Check bats for proper size for each level of play
Check helmets for cracks and damage
Check catcher's equipment
All catchers mask must have a dangling throat guard at all levels
The chest protector must have the extended tail- Major level and lower
No on deck batters are aloud at the Bubba, Rookie, Minor or Major levels
Players must not wear Jewelry
Metal Cleats allowed ONLY at the Junior & Senior levels
Have Fun

Why does Redrock Little League require face masks on helmets for players in the Minor and Major division?
This question is asked many times throughout the season. The answer is simple.
SAFETY
As parents we have seen what it is like for a young player to get hit by a pitch in the face or mouth. It can cause months or even years of pain and costly Doctor and Dental visits. As a league we feel this is a preventable injury. Over the past seven years Redrock Little League has not had one face injury to a player who is batting.
Players at the Minor and Major level don't have the quick reaction time it takes to get out of a way when a ball is pitched. Pitchers at this level are learning control and the ball does get away from them from time to time.


Take a look at the Top chart. "Most Common Injuries to Batters"
Most Common Injuries to Batters: Face 10.13%; Nose 8.16%; Teeth 7.68%; Eye 4.97% TOTAL 30.94%
A $10 face mask can reduce a players injury by 1/3.
!!WOW!!
All chart information is the Little League Injury Data 1999-2003

REPORT INJURIES
Accident Notification Form

Safety Forms may also be down loaded from the "Hand Out" section
Injury Tracking Form
Accident Notification Form

Managers please contact the leagues safety officer to report all injuries and any safety concerns.
If you need any additional items in your safety packet contact the safety officer.
*ALL TEAMS ARE PROVIDED WITH A FIRST AID KIT AND RRLL SAFETY PACKET*


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