SPORTS: Two updates from West Seattle Little League

Spring gets ever closer, and so do baseball and softball seasons. So West Seattle Little League has updates!

Thank you to the families that have already registered for the upcoming season. If you still need to secure a spot on the roster for your Little Leaguer, registration will remain open until Feb 11th. Registering early helps streamline our league operations – sign up today!

West Seattle Little League is excited to announce the third year of the Challenger Program! The Challenger program is Little League’s adaptive baseball program, which offers additional support for individuals with physical and intellectual challenges. The Challengers program is free to all participants and open to West Seattle residents between the ages of 4 and 18 or up to age 22 if still enrolled in school. Inclusion and opportunity are the cornerstones of Little League®, and it’s our passion to ensure everyone has an opportunity to play. Find more info HERE or email challenger@westseattlelittleleague.com with any questions.

Lastly, we have two exciting opportunities for our softball players!

February 4thSoftball skills clinic led by WSHS softball players! Your player will learn and practice the basics of softball.

February 11thSoftball pitching clinic led by Kalimar Pettit. Over one hour, your player will learn the fundamental softball pitching skills.

We look forward to seeing you on the field!

3 Replies to "SPORTS: Two updates from West Seattle Little League"

  • High-Schooler January 28, 2024 (7:55 pm)

    Any update on volunteer information?

    • WSLL Fan January 29, 2024 (3:40 pm)

      There are lots os ways to volunteer (and get service hours if you need them). Email volunteers@westseattlelittleleague.com to learn more about volunteering at the Snack Shack or joining the Junior Ump program. There are lots of ways to volunteer with WSLL- just ask!

  • Brooke January 28, 2024 (10:46 pm)

    West Seattle Little League will always hold a place very near and dear to my heart. Our boys won State, back to back years and got to experience the joy and agony that are Regionals. After 13 years, I no longer have a kid eligible for Little League. Passing the Torch, My Dudes!

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