FAQ’s for Fall Ball Season:
Q: What level should I sign my player up for?
A: Generally, we recommend signing up for a level HIGHER than your child played in the Spring, with the goal being that this will help prepare your child for playing in that level come 2023 Spring baseball.
Q: Which divisions will be available for Fall Ball?
A: Pacific (for players who will be 7u or 8u next Spring), National League (9/10u), and American League (11/12u). There is no T-Ball or International baseball in the Fall.
Q: If my child was a 12u player in Spring, can he/she play Fall baseball?
A: Unfortunately, not with LOLL, but there are other fine local organizations to help you continue your child's baseball career beyond Little League.
Q: Will there be tryouts?
A: No. Your child will play in the chosen level unless the league determines issues with safety dictate a lower level of play.
Q: When's the Fall Ball season length?
A: The season generally lasts from late August until late October.
Q: Will there be practices?
A: Maybe only a couple--ultimately it will depend on the coach. But most will prefer to have a refresher before the season begins and then a practice here or there during the season.
Q: How does Fall baseball compare with Spring baseball?
A: Hopefully it's played in drier weather!! Fall baseball is a much more casual atmosphere than Spring baseball. If you have to miss a game here or there, no big deal.
Q: Can I request specific teams or teammates?
A: Yes! There is no draft in Fall baseball, so we'll do our best to accommodate team/coach/teammate requests.
Q: Who can I contact if I have more questions about Fall Ball?
A: Casey Colton, the LOLL Fall Ball Commissioner, at [email protected]