Pasadena American Little League Parents Information



		You’ve completed your 12-year old year with PALL. Now where can I play ball? You are lucky because Southern California has one of the best variety of programs for baseball in the country. Below is a list of places for you to consider in the further development of your baseball skills. The list is always changing so if you find a different program that you like, please email info@pallbb.org and let us know about the opportunity. Babe Ruth League of Pasadena The Babe Ruth League of Pasadena currently has 2 teams for players ages 16-18. This is a great opportunity for our older players. Their website is: http://www.arroyosecosaints.com PONY Baseball PONY is a league like little league. There are several PONY leagues in our area, however, Sierra Madre is the most popular with PALL graduates. PONY season runs in parallel with little league. Sierra Madre plays at Heasley Field. Other PONY leagues in our area are in La Canada, Arcadia, and Monrovia. For general information on the PONY organization, check out their website at: http://www.pony.org Monrovia PONY: http://www.myblpony.org/ Arcadia PONY: http://www.arcadiapony.org/ Sierra Madre PONY Colt League Sierra Vista Park 611 E. Sierra Madre Blvd. Jeff DiPayne - Contact jdipayne1@yahoo.com Junior League Little League Junior LL (or Juniors) is the next level above little league. Little League hosts levels of play all the way up to 18 years of age. This is Scott McConnell’s area of expertise within our league. He’s coached juniors and senior league for several years in West LA and can give you all the scoop here. We co-host a juniors program with Pasadena Central. So if you are interested in playing Juniors next year, you will register with PALL in the fall, and your information will be given to the President of Pasadena Central. Juniors Level is 13-14 years of age Senior League is 14-16 years of age For Little League Juniors/Seniors information, check out: http://www.littleleague.org/Learn_More/About_Our_Organization/divisions/Baseball_Divisions.htm District 17 does not currently have a seniors division.
©2009 PALL		Travel or Club Ball There are literally hundreds of club or travel ball options in our area. Do an internet search to find teams looking for players in specific ages. Club ball generally is a weekend commitment where teams “travel” to other areas to play in tournaments. Some of our graduates have played on teams that have travelled as far as Arizona and Nevada to compete in weekend tournaments. There is generally some type of membership fee and then associated tournament fees. Some places to look on the internet for travel ball teams in Southern California. Play Hard Baseball Club Similar set up as club ball (it is club ball), however, they have an indoor facility on Walnut Ave. in Pasadena. Their website is: http://www.playhardbaseball.net/ HOME \| CALENDAR \| PLAYERS \| PARENTS \| CONTACT \| ESPAÑOL