The Little League International Tournament is the most widely known youth sports tournament in the world. There are six levels of tournament play in Little League Baseball® and five within Little League Softball®, with opportunities for players ages 8 to 16. The tournaments start at the District level, and teams must win their way to advance through the International Tournament. The 8- to 10-Year-Old and 9- to 11-Year-Old Tournaments culminate at the State Level, while the Little League, Little League Intermediate (50/70) Baseball, Junior League, and Senior League divisions all conclude at a World Series Tournament. Leagues pay a one-time fee to enter each team into the Little League International Tournament, with 100% of the funds gathered through that fee go back to Little League’s tournament reimbursements to local leagues advancing at the highest levels of the International Tournament, helping leagues as they continue through the tournament.

What parents need to know about Little League All Stars



All Star Requirements

Each LSLL All Star player must submit various forms of documentation to be able to play in any All Star tournament.  The following documents are those that are required:

• Player's Birth Certificate
  
  
• At least two Proof of Address Records - (Examples:  Parent's Driver's License, Voter Registration (you can get this online), recent mortgage statement) 
  
  
• LSLL Medical Release Form
  • Please note that the district specifically checks for tetanus shot dates during their review. If your child is an LCPS student, you can quickly pull this information under the health tab in Parentvue under immunizations.
• LCPS Concussion Awareness Form