SPORTS: West Seattle Little League registration begins

Six days before the start of winter, a hint of spring to follow … it’s the first day of registration for West Seattle Little League. Here’s the announcement we were asked to share with you:

West Seattle Little League will offer Baseball, Softball, and Challenger programs; registration is now open!

West Seattle Little League Spring 2023 registration is now open for all youth ages 4-14.

Each year, we want to make sure all kids have the opportunity to write the next chapter in the Little League story, regardless of their situation. Thanks to the generous support of T-Mobile, financially challenged families in our community can apply for the T-Mobile Little League Call Up Grant, which helps cover registration fees associated with West Seattle Little League for the upcoming season! Little League and T-Mobile share the belief that every kid should have the chance to play ball.

The WSLL baseball and softball spring season will run from March – June and features fun activities like the jamboree, sandlot days, and end-of-the-year picnic. Interested to know more details? Check out westseattlelittleleague.com to find information about boundaries and divisions of play.

We look forward to seeing you on the field!

5 Replies to "SPORTS: West Seattle Little League registration begins"

  • wsresident December 15, 2022 (9:37 am)

    Wait for West Seattle Baseball Pony league sign ups. You’ll be glad you did.  No place like the West Seattle peewee fields!

  • JJ December 15, 2022 (1:19 pm)

    The boundaries have changed significantly. West Seattle Little League includes Vashon Island, but not much of south and east West Seattle. Just one example, Arbor Heights Elementary is excluded per the website’s example. How does that make sense? 

  • Happy December 15, 2022 (8:36 pm)

    Agree —boundaries are surprising.“We cannot accept school enrollment forms from the following schools as they are out of boundary:Arbor Heights Elementary*, Westside, Explorer West, Summit, Our Lady of Guadalupe”. Looks like Denny isn’t included either. 

  • Lincoln Park walker December 15, 2022 (9:54 pm)

    I don’t think the boundaries have changed recently. Addresses in the southern part of WS fall under Southwest LL’s boundaries. I believe these boundaries are drawn by Little League International.The way I read the website info is that folks living within the boundary but attending schools that are technically outside of the boundary are still eligible to play WSLL. They just have to show proof of address through documentation like driver’s license or utility bills – not through the school enrollment form itself.

    • JJ December 16, 2022 (10:10 pm)

      Your experience(?)/response is inconsistent with what people in at least Arbor Heights, and at Denny accessed in the last few years.
      Your reading of the website is correct for the upcoming season. Take a gander at the way the boundaries are drawn. It’s quite exclusive. I’ve never known West Seattle to be shaped in such a way while including a completely different city. West Seattle Little League should be embarrassed. Truly. Kids that played last year and other years are now ineligible.

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