• 2 diamonds located at Richmond Green Park
• 1 diamond located at Rosscarrock Community Centre
• 1 diamond located at Optimist Athletic Park
• 1 diamond located at Battalion Park
• 1 diamond located at Stanley Park
• Indoor practice facility at Springbank Park For All Seasons
• 1 practice diamond located in Signal Hill
• 1 practice diamond located at Springbank Hill
• 1 practice diamond at Aspen Woods
• NEW - 3 DIAMONDS AT WESTGATE

Games and practices can take place at 6pm on any weekday evening and at 9am, 12pm, or 3pm on weekends. Frequency of games and practices for teams is approximately 2 games and 1-2 practices per week. Games and practices are no longer then 2 hours in length.

Games and practices will commence late April and run until late June.

• Numbered baseball jersey and belt (which must be returned at the end of the season), ball cap, baseball pants and baseball socks are supplied by CWLL with the cap, pants and socks kept by the player.
• All players must supply their ball glove, batting helmet, and running shoes or cleats (non-metal).
• All players must supply and use groin protection.
• ATTENTION: Beginning in 2016, CWLL is requiring players have their own helmet to ensure proper fit and hygiene. While not required, a face shield is highly effective in reducing the likelihood of sustaining a facial injury if hit by a pitch. Please ensure the helmet is CSA approved, and mark it to identify it as your child's.
• Many players have or will wish to purchase their own baseball bats. There are very strict rules about the dimensions and composition of bats allowed for Little League play. For further information on bats: CLICK HERE
• Each team will have an adequate supply of approved bats provided by CWLL.

• $350 per player plus $25 field maintenance fee for total fees of $375.
• Family discount: 2nd child is $25 off; 3rd child is $25 off; and 4th child is $40 off.
• Financial assistance with registration fees is offered by KidSport at www.kidsport.ab.ca please visit their website to determine eligibility.
• Online registration is available commencing on January 1.

All players aged 7 to 18 years of age must go through an evaluation process to ensure that players are placed in the appropriate division based on age, ability, skill level and safety considerations.

Players will be evaluated with other players of the same league age as defined by Little League Baseball. Evaluations will be held for the following age groups: 7-8 year olds, 9-10 year olds, 11-12 year olds, 13, 14-16, and 17-18 year olds. The teenage evaluations may be conducted at the District level.

A 9 year old could be assigned to either the Minor or Rookie Ball Divisions based on his/her evaluation results. A 9 year old determined to be skilled enough to play in the Minor Division cannot choose to play in the Rookie Ball Division. This applies even if the player has a sibling in the lower division.

Some 10 year old players may be invited by league officials to try out for the Major Division and would be required to also attend the 11-12 year olds evaluation session. In these cases the following criteria will apply: 1) must have played the previous year in the Minor Division, 2) must be one of the top players in his/her age group, 3) there must be available spots in the Major Division, 4) must be recommended to play up and invited to try out for the higher division.

Some 8 year old players may be invited by league officials to try out for the Minor Division and would be required to also attend the 9-10 year olds evaluation session. In these cases the following criteria will apply: 1) must have played the previous year in the Rookie Ball Division, 2) must be one of the top players in his/her age group, 3) there must be available spots in the Major Division, 4) must be recommended to play up and invited to try out for the higher division.

The Minor Division may be tiered into A and B teams in order to create a better and more balanced competition amongst the players within the division. This decision will be based on a number of factors and will be made prior to the start of each season. The player evaluation process will be used to assign players if a tiered structure is implemented in any given season.

If you are interested in coaching in the Minor Division, please identify this on the online registration form or contact the Minor Coordinator at [email protected] or Mark Heppner, the VP of this division at [email protected]