Rancho Little League Boundary

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2026 Spring Baseball

Dear Rancho Little League Families,

We hope you are excited for the 2026 season! We cannot wait to welcome back all our returning and new players. As we are finishing up another successful winter ball season, we are ready for spring ball. Rancho Little League is a non-profit organization meaning all fees collected are used for the season expenses. The fees cover jerseys, hats, Charter licensing, equipment, baseballs, umpires, field usage, field maintenance, chalk, lighting, and insurance as our largest expenses.

Registration:

Visit our website to complete the registration: www.rancholl.org

Registration opens October 25, 2025 through our close date of January 9, 2026 at 11:59pm the registration price will be $275 per player for all divisions. If there are spots still available after this date, a $50 late fee will be added to the $275. Included in your registration price is a picture package. Before starting the registration process, download the medical release form and upload the completed form during the process.

Here is a link to the form: Medical Release Form

Uniforms:

During the registration process, you will choose your child’s uniform size. Please make sure that you choose the correct size. We use the official Nike jersey. Here is a link to the size chart.

Divisions:

Provided below is a short description of the divisions that we offer. To find more detailed information, please follow the link on our website. Link to the Little League Age Chart: 2026 Little League® Age Chart.

T-Ball (Ages 4-6): An introductory program that focuses on the basics of throwing, hitting, fielding, and teamwork. The ball is thrown by a coach or hit off of a tee, making this a great starting point for young players.

Rookie A (Ages 5-8): This division introduces players to a machine pitch format to build batting confidence and further develop basic baseball skills. It's ideal for players ready to advance from T-Ball. Recommended to have previously completed one season of T-Ball.

Rookie AA (Ages 6-9): Players experience live kid-pitch games for the first time in a competitive environment. Pitching is done from a modified, shorter distance compared to minors. Focus remains on player development, rotating through multiple positions, and learning the fundamentals of pitching and catching. Must have completed one season of Rookie A.

Minors (Ages 8-11): A more competitive division where players refine their skills and play full Little League games, including keeping score. This division prepares players for the Majors. All players must try out for this division. If a player is league age 8 or 9 years old and not drafted, they will be placed on a Rookie AA team.

Majors (Ages 9-12): Little League World Series qualifier. This is the highest level of competition on a Little League field. Players must try out, and once placed on a team will not need to try out again. If a player is league age 9 or 10 years old and not drafted into Majors, they will be drafted on a Minor team.

Juniors (Ages 13-14): Played on a full-size field with standard baseball rules, this division helps prepare players for high school baseball. Players must try out at the upper division try-out date, unless already on a team. If a current player would like to be eligible to move to seniors, they must attend the try out.

Seniors (Ages 13-16): The most advanced level in Little League, this division offers players the opportunity to compete on a full-sized diamond, further refining their skills. Current senior players do not need to try out at this level. Current players who are eligible for Junior divisions may try out and request to be moved down into the Junior draft. League age 13 or 14 year olds that are not drafted into Seniors will be drafted on a Junior team.

Try-outs:

Try-outs will be held for all players aged 9, 10, 11, 12 unless they were rostered on a major team during the Spring 2025 season, on Saturday, January 10 or Saturday, January 17 from 9:00-11:00 at CES. Players only need to attend one of these dates.

Upper division tryouts (league age 13, 14, 15,16 players not on a Junior or Senior team last spring need to attend) will be January 14 at the Epicenter from 6-8 PM.

Practices/Games:

Coaches will begin contacting players the week of January 25, with practices starting the first week of February. Due to daylight challenges, some games may be played at Old Town Park during the season.

Opening Ceremonies:

Opening Ceremonies will be held on March 7, 2026, at Cucamonga Elementary School. More details to follow!

Mandatory League Fundraiser and Snack Bar commitment:

Every player will participate in a mandatory league fundraiser, which will have a buy-out available (more details to follow).

This year, a three-hour commitment of service will be required for every registered player. After completing a three-hour shift in the snack bar, the $45 will be refunded via Zelle or check.

Sponsorship:

In order to keep league registration fees as low as possible, we rely on the generosity of our sponsors, donations and fundraising events. We would love for each team to get a sponsor!

Donations are also tax-deductible!

We have attached the league sponsorship form: Rancho Little League 2025 Sponsorship Form

As your board of directors, we have been working very hard to make this season the best one yet! Our goal is to develop our players and have fun. This league is a non-profit run by volunteers and as a board of directors, we put countless hours in every week to make sure that this goal is met for your children. Please keep in mind that as volunteers who love baseball, we also have full-time day jobs in addition to our own family responsibilities.

In closing, thank you for being a part of Rancho Little League. We are excited to see you all out on the fields to play some baseball!

Sincerely,

RLL Board of Directors

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