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2010 Registration and Manager/Coach Application forms are here!!!
The 2010 NHLL Registration form and the 2010 Manager/Coach Application are finally here and ready for download. Also, please read the 2010 Registration Letter here. You will also need to submit the Little League Volunteer Form with the Manager/Coach Application.
Please click on the above links or visit the Online Forms for Download section of this website to download/print these forms. The Manager/Coach Application and the Player Registration forms as well as the Little League Volunteer form is due by December 1, 2009.
Rutgers S.A.F.E.T.Y. Clinic Announced!!!
November 18, 2009 - 06:30 PM
Attention: Managers, Coaches & Parents
(Anyone planning to help during practice)
Before you are permitted on the field, you must attend a Rutgers S.A.F.E.T.Y. Clinic.
If you are already Rutgers S.A.F.E.T.Y. Certified, then you do not have to attend this clinic.
Next Clinic:
Wednesday November 18th
Clinton Township Middle School
6:30-9:30 PM Clinic
Cost: $30
Pre-Registration is Essential at:
http://www.clintontwprec.com/coachesclinic.htm
2009-2010 NHLL Board of Directors Announced!!!
NHLL is proud to announce the new Board of Directors for the 2009-2010 Season. Please visit the
Board of Directors section of this web site!
Congratulations 2009 NHLL NJ Little League Sectional 1 Champs!!!
On Thursday August 6, 2009 NHLL 11U Americans defeated Ramsey 12-9 in Ramsey for the 2009 NJ Little League Sectional 1 Title!
Congratulations 2009 NHLL 11U American District 17 Champs!!!
They beat Middlesex 6-1 on Sunday July 26, 2009 on their home turf at Jericho to capture the crown!
An NHLL Alumni with Leukemia ..."
Attention NHLL Nation!
Spencer Kydd, a 20 year old North Hunterdon graduate and an NHLL alumnus, has Leukemia and is currently being treated at Robert Wood Johnson hospital. He has taken a leave of absence from Virginia Tech to undergo his treatments.
Spencer's father, Marc Kydd, was an NHLL manager, Board member and he served as president in 1998. He also owns the Clinton Car Care repair shop on route 31 across from Mr. Chills Ice cream.
Marc could use all the business he can get at his repair shop. The medical bills for his son are only partially covered by his insurance.
Any help would be appreciated by the family. The repair shop phone number is 908-730-6006.
Thank You!
NHLL Board of Directors
2009 LITTLE LEAGUE NEW RULES & REGULATIONS ARE HERE!!!
The new 2009 Little League Rules & Regulations for Regular Season and Tournament play is now here.
For more information, please read the new 2009 Regular Season Rule Changes and the new 2009 Tournament Rule Changes here.
NHLL CODE OF CONDUCT!!!
NHLL Nation:
Just a reminder to all NHLL families of an expected Code of Conduct:
* I will never ridicule or yell at my child or another participant for making a mistake or losing a competition.
* I will respect and show appreciation for the volunteer Manager and coaches, who give their time for the benefit of my child.
* I will make every effort to make sure my child arrives on time for scheduled practices and games.
* I will encourage open communication.
* I realize that the team can be penalized for my misconduct. If required, I and any of my guests must obey a request by a league official or umpire to leave the vicinity of the field.
* I realize any misconduct on my part (or by a guest of mine) may result in a hearing and possible disciplinary action and can result in immediate loss of league eligibility for myself and possibly my child.
* I will not interrupt a manager or coach during a game or practice to resolve troublesome issues. I will discuss these issues privately and discreetly with the coach and if this is not satisfactory, I will contact the NHLL Board of Directors.
* I will inform the manager of any injury or physical disability that may affect the safety of my child or other children.
* At all times, I will support all players on my team and the opposing team.
* I will remember that children learn best by example. I will applaud good plays by my child's team and their opponents.
* I will always accept the umpires call on the field and will not publicly question the umpires judgment or honesty. If I have a valid concern, I will address the same with the NHLL Board of Directors at some point after the game.
* I will support all efforts to eliminate verbal and physical abuse from the game of baseball.
* I will not give detailed instructions to players during a game - That is the manager and coaches role.
* I will help maintain a positive environment .
* I will help to facilitate a winning attitude in my child by offering praise for competing fairly and doing their best.
* I will encourage my child to play by the rules and to resolve conflicts without resorting to hostility, intimidation or violence.
Please be advised that any altercation occurring at a NHLL baseball game or practice may result in immediate suspension and require an appearance by the offending actor to appear before the NHLL Board of Directors. The Board may, at its discretion, ban the offending actor or anyone else involved for the remainder of the season or any term deemed reasonable to the Board.
Respectfully,
NHLL Board of Directors
UPDATED 5/23/2009: NHLL Manager's Guide
The NHLL Manager's Guide provides all the valuable information that Managers/Coaches need: Game Rules & Regulations, Draft Procedures, Code Of Ethics, Manager's Responsibilities, Player Replacement Procedures, Playoff Rules, etc. And now it includes the NHLL Safety Manual. Please download and familiarize yourself with this important document.
UPDATE (5/23/09): Updated rainout procedures, Majors and AAA minimum players for the regular season as well as updated playoff rules.
UPDATE (4/11/09): Updated the AA Division 3rd to Home Steal Rule.
UPDATE (3/29/09): Updated Rules, Regulations and Responsibilities.
UPDATE (3/23/08): Updated Rules, Regulations and Responsibilities + the NHLL Safety Manual has been added.
UPDATE (5/4/07): Additional pitching rule updates and clarifications.
UPDATE (3/15/07): Updated with the new pitching regulations and NHLL's game time limits.
UPDATE (5/9/06): For Majors & AAA games played on Sunday-Thursday, no inning may begin after 10:00pm.
UPDATE (5/2/06): A-Ball runs/inning has been changed from 3 runs/inning to 5 runs/inning.
In addition, please download the new Pitching Log and the new Pitching Eligibility Form here! These forms (respectively) help make it easy to count pitches for a scorekeeper, scorekeeper's helper, coach, etc. and allows the league to easily track the eligibility of baseball pitchers.
2008 New Regulation on 12-Year-Olds Goes Into Effect!!!
One of the agenda items voted on by District Administrators at the 24th Little League International Congress in Houston earlier this year, was a regulation requiring that all league age 12-year-olds must be placed onto a Major Division team.
The measure was enacted, with 68 percent of District Administrators (delegates) voting to approve it.
The new Regulation V. 1. reads:
The selection of players for the various teams within a league shall be in compliance with the Little League Draft Selection System as detailed in the Operating Manual. NOTE: All candidates who are league age twelve (12) must be drafted to a Little League Major Division team, or to a Junior League team. Exceptions can only be made with written approval from the District Administrator, and only if approved at the local league level by the Board of Directors and the parent of the candidate.
The purpose of the new regulation is to ensure that local leagues are using the Minor Division as a training ground, and not keeping capable 12-year-olds from moving up. For those 12-year-olds who may lack the skills to play at the Major Division level, there is a process for allowing them to play in the Minor Division, provided certain conditions are met. (However, the prohibition on 12-year-olds pitching in the Minor Division remains.)
Please read the full article here.
2008 LITTLE LEAGUE PITCH COUNT REGULATIONS ARE HERE!!!
The new Little League Pitch Count Regulation Guide for Parents, Coaches and League Officials has been updated for 2008 and is now available! This is a must read for all NHLL participants. You can download these regulations here. This guide also provides pitching fundamentals and drills for Little League Pitchers.
For more information on the new pitch count regulations, please visit Little League's Pitch Count Resource page here.
As was previously announced, Little League baseball is changing its decades-old pitching rules, making the actual number of pitches delivered the deciding factor in determining pitching eligibility. Starting with the 2007 season, pitchers in all divisions of Little League, from age 7 to 18, will have specific limits for each game, based on their age. The number of pitches delivered in a game will determine the amount of rest the player must have before pitching again.
Please read the full article here.
For more information, please read the new 2008 Regular Season Pitching Rule Changes and the new 2008 Tournament Pitching Rule Changes here.
About North Hunterdon Little League
The NHLL program is a competitive league sanctioned by, and abiding by the rules of Little League Baseball Inc., Williamsport, PA. There are five levels of play at NHLL, ranging in a step-wise progression from Rookie ball to the Major leagues with a team roster of 12 players for each team. Each division, as defined below, consists of an American and National league. In order to participate at the AA, AAA, or Major league level, a player must tryout to be eligible for team selection. Tryouts will be held in late January at North Hunterdon High School.
NHLL is a non-profit organization and relies heavily on the families of the league for their participation and support as volunteers. Please support our program by volunteering.
NHLL fields 10 All-Star teams at the end of its regular season. These teams are chosen based on regular season performance and a try-out. Playing up, at NHLL, does not guarantee a player a spot on an All-Star team. (Example: A player playing as a ten year old in the majors is not guaranteed a spot on the 9-10 year-old All-Star team.). This applies to all age levels.
Major League
Players age 10 to 12 years old are eligible to tryout for Majors. Beginning with the 2008 season, all 12 year olds will automatically be placed in the Major league division. Parents who wish that their 12 year old NOT play in the Majors must notify NHLL in writing prior to the draft. All 11 old players must play in the Major league division if selected. Qualifying 10-year-old players have the option of choosing to play in AAA and not the Majors if they desire. During the season, if for any reason a Major league player is unable to participate, a replacement player will be chosen from the AAA division. (Players interested in playing in the majors, MUST attend a try-out to be ELIGIBLE for this division or he/she will play AAA-Ball).
AAA Division
Players age 9 to 11 years old are eligible to tryout for AAA. The AAA Division plays with the same rules as the Majors. Qualifying 9-year-old players have the option of choosing to play in AA and not AAA if they desire. During the season, if for any reason a AAA league player is unable to participate, a replacement player will be chosen from the AA division. (9 year old players interested in playing in AAA MUST attend a try-out to be ELIGIBLE for this division or he/she may play AA- Ball).
AA Division
The AA Division is for those players ages 8-10 (with some 7's). This is a player pitch division. Field limitations may limit the amount of AA teams. As a result, children who do not make a team will be wait-listed and asked to play as openings arise at the AA level during the regular season. (Players age 7 MUST attend a try-out to be ELIGIBLE for this division).
A Division
The A-Ball program has proven to be an excellent transition from our instructional Rookie Ball league to our competitive upper division leagues. This league is for 7 year olds and those 6 year olds who played Rookie Ball at NHLL the previous year. The A-Ball season is mostly a coach pitch division, however some player pitching may occur as well.
Rookie Ball
NHLL welcomes those children participating in the league for the first time. The Rookie League is for 5 and 6 year olds and is an instructional coach pitch program where the T may be used in addition to coach pitching. This program sets the stage for the more competitive years ahead.
All-Star Teams
A select number of players will be invited to participate in NHLL All-Star teams, which will participate in age-specific tournaments (beginning with the 8 year olds) following the close of the regular season. Players are selected for All Star teams based on their playing performance during the regular season, as well as their attitude and sportsmanship. If your child is selected, you will be asked to commit to his/her full participation to ensure that these teams are competitive at the tournament level of play. Typically, All-Star players will have a game or practice on a daily basis from June 15th through August 1st. A full participation commitment is absolutely mandatory for participation on these All Star teams, and you should be aware of this. NHLL's 10 and 12 year All-Star teams participate in the Williamsport Tournament, which culminates in the now-famous Little League World Series in Williamsport, PA in late August of each summer.
Here's the windup - Ouch!
If you are a coach, or the parent of a baseball pitcher, please read Here's the windup - Ouch! an article by M.A. Mehta that appeared in the Star Ledger on Sunday, May 2, 2004.
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