Lafayette Little League

2021 REGISTRATION IS OPEN!

Lafayette Little League Divisions - by Age/Experience

Advanced Baseball: 13-14 year olds
Majors: 12 year olds, 11 year olds & some 10 year olds – drafted based on ability
AAA: 9-11 year olds: drafted based on ability
AA: 8-10 year olds -drafted based on ability
Farm: 7-9 year olds - age based and experience based; pitching machine
Instructional: 5-6 year olds & 7 year olds w/o baseball experience, tee/coach pitch
Challenger: 4-18 y.o.* with physical and/or educational challenges

*of up to age 22 if still enrolled in school

President's Corner

On behalf of our Volunteer Board and Committee Members, I am pleased to announce registration is open for the 2021 season. I know we are all doing our best during this strange time, and I look forward to when we can gather at the fields to enjoy the excitement of baseball and games here in Lafayette. Our mission remains to bring a positive experience based on our great American pastime to more than 700 youth in the Lafayette area.

Colby Powell

President, LLL

In Remembrance - Leo Cellura

Lafayette Little League joins our entire community in sending our love and support to the Cellura family.

Close family friends have also started a memorial foundation. Per the GoFundMe page: Leo "lived only 10 short years, but he was the best parts of all of us: inclusive, selfless, and empathetic.

Leo was a champion of diversity—which came from his own diverse background and from having to reinvent himself as he grew up among multiple cultures and in multiple countries. Even at a young age, Leo was all about defusing tense situations with kindness and supporting people who need help. He lived his whole life this way and he touched so many people as a result.

Although the Celluras are only starting to adjust to their devastating loss, they also hope to honor Leo’s memory and inspire others to live as their sweet boy did. The Live Like Leo Memorial Foundation is founded on the very principles Leo embodied: kindness, selflessness, and empathy. It will not reward young people based on their “accomplishments,” but will instead seek to build and support decent humans who care for others before themselves—and hopefully create whole communities of young people who live like Leo did.

Please join us in supporting their mission by donating to the Live Like Leo Foundation fund. All funds raised will be used only for the creation, funding, and support of this Memorial Foundation."

PLEASE DO SUPPORT IF YOU"RE ABLE. Any amount helps. DONATE HERE: https://www.gofundme.com/f/leo-cellura-memorial-scholarship-fund

DONATE TO THE LIVE LIKE LEO MEMORIAL FOUNDATION FUND.

SUPPORT LAFAYETTE LITTLE LEAGUE CHALLENGER FAMILY

Lafayette Little League sadly lost a strong supporter of its Challenger program with the recent passing of Challenger parent Diane Hong. The mother of a current Challenger player, Diane's family has been involved with the program for several years. Diane always helped at practice with calm patience, a positive spirit and a warm smile. She will be greatly missed by the Challenger program and the entire Lafayette Little League Community.

Friends have established a GoFundMe account for the family's children, please support them here:

https://www.gofundme.com/f/in-memory-of-diane-hong?utm_source=customer&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=m_pd+share-sheet

REGAN SCOVIC REAL ESTATE

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A keen sense of design, a skilled eye for assessing value, a talent for savvy negotiation, a gift for top-notch communication & project management, a dedication to full transparency, and a true passion for making the world a better place - Let's Work Together

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR 2020 GOLD LEVEL SPONSORS

Kelly Reed Insurance Agency

and

Regan Scovic Real Estate.

Please support all of our 2020 sponsors- You can find more detail on each of the firms that have generously sponsored the League under the “Support LLL” tab above.

KELLEY REED STATE FARM

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The Kelley Reed State Farm Insurance Agency is proud to serve Lafayette and surrounding Contra Costa County with Insurance and Financial Services. Kelley and her team are experts in helping you get you the most out of your Insurance coverage to match your specific needs. Contact them today.

Fields Are Currently CLOSED

School and City fields are currently closed for use by LLL players and teams. The season will start in late February, 2021.

Field Status


Burton- Ben Pahnke	CLOSED
Burton- Instructional Grass	CLOSED
Burton- Upper AB	CLOSED/DAMAGED
Burton- Upper Back	CLOSED/DAMAGED
Lafayette Elem	CLOSED
Happy Valley	CLOSED
Spring Hill	CLOSED
White Pony	CLOSED
Buckeye- Chaney	Reserved by City
Buckeye- Majors	Reserved by City
Community- Upper	Reserved by City
Community- Lower	Reserved by City

11 YEAR OLD ALL-STARS ARE DISTRICT 4 CHAMPIONS!

The Lafayette Little League 11 Year Old All-Stars won the 2019 California District 4 Championship in a 4-3 victory over Alameda on July 2.

Back: Coach Mark Cusumano, Zach Tabibian, Andrew Upp, Manager Dan Ventrelle, Branson Smith, Reid Habas, Gavin Beers, Merek Mastrov, Joey Martin, Coach David Habas, Coach Nick Woodson

Front: Ryan Ventrelle, Jimmy Cusumano, Kyle Woodson, Nico Roig, Leo McDonough

LAFAYETTE LITTLE LEAGUE WINS SEED COMMUNITY AWARD

The Special Education Enrichment Development Foundation of Lafayette named Lafayette Little League its 2019 Community Award recipient in recognition of LLL's Challenger Baseball Program.

Thank you to SEED and to Rosemary Kirbach, Steve Parlett, and Skip Tague for all of their work to make the Challenger program the pride of Lafayette Little League.

CHALLENGER JAMBOREE

An annual event. Here are a few moments from our 2018 Challenger Jambroee

LOVE Lafayette Little League Day

Click here to view our 2018 event

MAY THE FOURTH BE WITH YOU 2019

LLL CELEBRATES ALEX McLIN

On Saturday, February 9, 2019 the Lafayette Little League community gathered to celebrate the courageous and inspirational life of Lafayette Little League player Alex McLin.

A member of the 2016 Majors Champion Nationals, Alex's heroic battle against bone cancer epitomized the courage and determination that made Alex a champion on the baseball field. His courage made him an inspiration to the entire Lafayette Little League community. In 2018 Lafayette Little League's summer tournament was renamed the Alex McLin Courage Classic in his honor.