Umpires


Become a Little League Umpire – A Thrilling Way to Get Involved!
Are you ready to step up to the plate and make positive impact in the game? Whether you are a young player, an eager parent, or someone just looking for a fun and rewarding job, umpiring is a fantastic opportunity to be part of the action while earning some extra cash!
Umpiring isn't just for adults or experienced players—it’s for anyone aged 12 and up! As an umpire, you will get an up-close view of the game, help keep it fair and fun and develop a deeper understanding of baseball. Plus, it is a perfect spring or summer gig that lets you work outdoors, set your schedule, and be part of the community.
For players, this is an awesome way to stay connected with the sport while earning money. Parents, siblings, and friends who want to get involved can also sign up—no experience required!
Umpiring is not just about making calls—it is about gaining a deeper knowledge of the game and developing your skills. Plus, you will earn the respect of players, coaches, and parents alike. Veteran umpires often say the best compliment is a simple “Good game, Blue!”
2025 Umpire Clinics
New to umpiring? No problem! All first-year umpires must attend the District 8 Little League Umpire Clinic and the Mark Alenius Rules Clinic. The clinics prepare you with the essential skills and knowledge to help you thrive on the field. We also offer ongoing training for returning umpires to refresh and refine your abilities.
We are pleased to offer Umpire Clinics that fit your level of experience and schedule. First year Umpire Clinics are run over two sessions and both must be attended.
NOTE: We can only accommodate so many registrants per session. If we need to balance the attendees in a clinic level, those registered last will be moved to the other session.
1st Year Umpire Clinics - NEW DATES
Returning Minor/Major Umpire Clinics *highly recommended for 2nd/3rd year umpires
Intermediate/Junior/Senior Umpire Clinics
Mark Alenius Rules Clinics
1st/2nd Year Rules Clinics *two offerings – must attend one – limited spots per option
Advanced Rules Clinic
If you are 12 years of age or older and would like to register to umpire Little League baseball, click here to complete the District 8 Little League Umpire Registration Form.
How Umpire Scheduling Works
We use ArbiterSports, a user-friendly tool that lets you sign up for available games based on your schedule. As a new umpire, we suggest you start with base umpiring for a few games before stepping up to plate umpiring. This helps build confidence and gives you the chance to learn the ropes from experienced umpires.
Umpire Pay
Get paid to do what you love! Here are the game fees:
Payment made easy! We will e-transfer the funds to the email address you registered in your Arbiter profile.
All new and returning Umpires are required to complete the 2025 Registration Form. This will ensure we have all your current information.
Umpire Gear: Get Ready to Go!
Once you have completed your umpire and rules clinics, we will provide you with your official umpire gear: hat, shirt, ball bag, brush, and indicator. You will need to bring your own pants, shoes, and belt.
Rules
For a comprehensive overview of the 2025 Little League Umpire School rules, please review the resources below.
Test your Umpiring knowledge here: Online Umpire Quiz
Need Help?
During the season, our Umpire in Chief Trevor Selanders, is always available to answer questions and offer support. Click here to check out the Little League International Umpire Resource Center for tips, rule clarifications, videos, and where to download the Little League Rule Book!
Ready to step onto the field? Register today and be part of something exciting—whether you're playing, watching, or umpiring, the game’s waiting for you!
For more information, please contact your Little League Umpire-in Chief.

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Calgary West Little League (CWLL) is a volunteer run organization. Parent participation is essential to ensuring that the baseball program is successful and registration fees are kept reasonable. Head coaches, coaches, parent managers, umpires and league officials are all volunteers. Volunteer Today!