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All CRLL Activities are currently delayed UFN - Little League International has curtailed all Little League Activities until 11 May and possibly later dependent upon further review and input from our local health authorities.
Letter/Email to CRLL Baseball Families
Bonjour à nos familles de baseball / Hello baseball families (English will follow)
FREE MEMBERSHIP CARD 2019
**must be activated prior to 1 June 2019
Carleton Russell Little League
In collaboration with Baseball Town, Carleton Russell Little League is pleased to offer you a Baseball Town membership card that gives a 10% discount for 1 year on your in-store purchases.
How does it work!
Present yourself at Baseball Town Ottawa with a printed copy of the membership card jpg (see the link below) and a copy of the instruction pdf (see links below). Be sure that they know you are with Carleton Russell Little League.
Baseball Town will also give $10 per activated card directly to the Carleton Russell Little League.
If you have any questions?
christian@baseballtown.ca or toll free 1-855-686-0009
JPG - Membership Card - Download - English // French
PDF - Free Membership Instructions - Download -- English // French
BASEBALL TOWN is 3 addresses to serve you:
OTTAWA: 464 Bank St, Ottawa On K2P 1Z3 613-563-9998
LAVAL: 3835 Boul. Curé-Labelle, Laval Qc H7P 0A5. 450-682-0009
SAINT-HUBERT: 1657 Boul. des Promenades, Saint-Hubert Qc J3Y 5K2 450-550-1119
Saturday
13 April 2019 Russell/Embrun
10 am to 4:30pm
Mandatory for first year (new) and second year umpires!
CRLL annual umpire clinic for new umpires and 2nd year umpires is to be held in conjunction with Prescott Russell Little League.
Umpires are to attend both the classroom (@ Russell Township Sport & Youth Centre) and the practical on field (@ Russell Sports Dome) sessions.
Details are available on our Umpire Training Page !!!
All CRLL coaches are invited to Little League's "Teaching for Tomorrow" coaching clinic to prepare for this year's season.
Where: Brookfield High School Gynmasium - 824 Brookfield Rd, Ottawa
NO cost to attend
This clinic is presented by National Capital Girls Baseball (NCGB) and supported by local baseball organizations including area Little Leagues (including CRLL).
$40.00 registration fee.
Registration is open to girls age 6 and 16 who live anywhere in the Ottawa and surrounding area. Space is limited to 50 girls. All skill levels are welcome - including girls new to the game.
Participants are asked to bring a glove and batting helmet. All other equipment including bats are provided. We will have a small supply of extra gloves and helmets available if needed. Please wear running shoes or rubber cleats and comfortable clothing such as track pants or baseball pants.
Start your season off with a great deal on new equipment, including a selection of the new bats that meet the new Littl League USABat rule requirment.
Big Sale this Saturday at Baseball Town in Ottawa - 25% off on Rawlings, B45. Miken, and Worth products.
Great time to register your Free Baseball Town Membership - just print a copy of the membership card below and register at the store for 10% your purchases all season long!!!
Remember to tell them you are with Carleton Russell Little League!!!
Carleton Russell Little League want to recognise Play it Again Sports for their assistance and support in coordinating our league wide bat purchase to replace all our Little League bats with selection of new bats that meet the 2018 Little League USABat standards.
In additon, please note that Play it Again Sports in Orleans is offering a 10% discount to all Carleton Russell Little League members for all of their baseball purchases this season.
If you need any equipment, please consider stopping by and supporting Play it Again Sports in Orleans at 3885 Innes Rd.
Challenger Baseball 
Challenger Baseball is a program that provides an opportunity for children with cognitive or physical disabilities to enjoy the full benefits of participation in baseball at a level structured to their abilities.
Baseball games are played in a fun, safe environment where no score is kept. Able-bodied "Buddies" are assigned (one on one, where possible) to each participant. These Buddies assist the Challenger players with their involvement in the game. Pushing wheelchairs around the base path, assisting players in how to hold the bat and swing, or providing protection for the Challenger player from a batted ball, are just a few of the ways the Buddies offer a better experience for the participants in Challenger Baseball.
Challenger Baseball within CRLL is offered and operated by Russell Minor Baseball Association (RMBA). Please see our Challenger Page for more information
For more information about the Challenger program in Canada please see Challenger Baseball.ca
Greater Ottawa 19U Baseball League
Building on the lessons from the 2017 season the local leagues in Ottawa are continuing to support our older youth by supporting what is now known as the "Greater Ottawa 19U Baseball League"
For more check out our 19U Page
Parents beware, Little League has enacted new bat standards for the upcoming 2018 season. If planning to buy a new bat for the upcoming season it is highly recommended to review the information below and, if needed, consult with your local association president.
Effective on January 1, 2018, Little League Baseball® will adhere to the new USABat standard. No bats previously approved for use in Little League play (Junior League Baseball and below) will be permitted to be used in any Little League game or practice, or other Little League function, event, or activity.
As of January 1, 2018, for any non-wood (aluminum, composite, composite wood) bat, USABat Standard bats must be used in the Little League Major Baseball Division and below.
For non-wood bats, USABat Standard bats or BBCOR bats must be used at the Junior League Baseball Divisions.
At the Senior League Baseball Division, all non-wood bats must be meet the BBCOR standard.
All new bats that bear the USABat licensing mark (see graphic above) will be permissible for play in the leagues and tournaments. In Little League, the new bats will be used in the Tee Ball, Minor, Major, Intermediate (50/70), and Junior League Baseball Divisions.
For more information on the USABat standard and a complete list of bats approved through the USABat Standard, visit usabat.com.
More information is available at Little League International USAbat Standard FAQ
017-2018 Bat Comparison Chart
Minors & Majors
- 2017 BPF 1.15 marking/ 2 ¼" barrel maximum
- 2018 USA Baseball marking 2 5/8" barrel maximum
Intermediate (50/70) & Junior
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2017
1) 2 ¼" alloy/metal barrel with BPF stamp of 1.15
2) 2 5/8" alloy/metal barrel (no marking required)
3) 2 5/8" composite barrel with BBCOR stamp -
2018 USA Baseball marking 2 5/8" barrel maximum
1) USA Baseball marking 2 5/8" barrel maximum
2) BBCOR allowed
Senior
- 2017 ALL bats must be BBCOR
- 2018 ALL bats must be BBCOR
The CRLL Executive Board is pleased to announce that our new website is now live!
We wanted to develope a new website in order to better communicate with our families and to allow for a more efficient online registration process. We have chosen to partner with Blue Star Sports who will provide us with both an amazing website but also an outstanding league management system that allows us to get you news, information, schedules, rosters, game results, directions and much much more.
Along with the website the new system provides us with an excellent team communication app "Team Connect" that will help our coaches and players alike to keep everyone up to date on game and practice schedules.
Please note that this is only the first stage of the launch of the new CRLL.ca, and work will continue to improve and develop our new site. Many pages remain to be completed and others are only partially constructed so please be patient with us. For now, our priority is to get the registration process underway.
Lastly, please note that the majority of the early site development has been done in English to allow for an immediate quality check and evaluation to take place. With this in mind we have built in a Google Translate capability so users can select thier preferred language, English or French. Google Translate provides a capability for users to assist us in improving the quality of our French and English translations so as we move forward our site will improve in its appearance in both languages if everyone helps out.
Check back frequently for the latest information about our league. And don't be shy, we welcome your feedback about the site and the league at any time.
Let's make this another great baseball year…
Steve Roberts, President CRLL
