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Beginning with the 2010 Season, North Vineland Little League will officially "split" the 9-10 and 11-12 age groups into indvidual teams within a Major and Minor Division. This decision was made along with the two other local leagues, East Vineland Little League and South Vineland Little League.
The 11-12 Age Teams will play in the Major Division, and the 9-10 Age Teams will play in the Minor Division. With this change, the 9-12 Age "Farm" Division has been eliminated.
The following is a brief description on how the new age group teams will be created and how the players will participate:
All players in respective age division will tryout.
The 11-12 Age Teams will play in the Major Division, and the 9-10 Age Teams will play in the Minor Division. With this change, the 9-12 Age "Farm" Division has been eliminated.
The following is a brief description on how the new age group teams will be created and how the players will participate:
All players in respective age division will tryout.
9-10:
- 10 yr olds will enter draft pool for Minor Division play - unless eligible by protected status under manager, coach, brother and due to a team’s attrition to play in Major Division.
- No more than 50% of team will consist of 1 age if avoidable. For example rosters of 12, no more than six 9 year olds
- No 9 year-old will be eligible for Major Division play
11-12:
- All players in this age group will tryout if not already on a Major Division team
- If not on a team, player will enter draft pool.
- No more than 50% of team will consist of 1 age if avoidable. For example rosters of 12, no more than six 11 year olds
Volunteers Needed
Cunningham Park, home of North Vineland Little League, has a large state-of-the art clubhouse along with a "best in class" concession stand and convenient bathroom facilities. If you are interested in becoming part of a great organization and would like to join our list of volunteers, please speak with your child's coach or call our clubhouse.
Facility Improvements
North Vineland Little League is working hard to improve our playing fields and physical appearance of our facilities.
In 2006, the Farm Field (Field #3) had a sod grass infield installed, along with a sprinkler system. In addition, the dugouts on all fields were repainted and a new wind screen was purchased for the main Little League field (Field #1).
In 2007, the main Little League field (Field #1) infield was removed and re-graded in order to improve drainage and fill in low spots along both the first and third base lines. This was followed by the installation of new Kentucky Blue Grass sod (Athletic Field Mix). Also, we have added a new storage facility which will be used to store field maintenance items, sponsorship signs, wind screens, etc. Our fields have been fertilized in preparation of the 2007 season, and our press-boxes are scheduled to be repainted this year as well.
In our Concession Stand, we have added a new fryer which will provide our parents, players and coaches with more food choices to enjoy, including Chicken Fingers, Mozarella Sticks, Cheese Fries, etc.
As always, your volunteer board is working hard to provide a safe and fun environment for your child to learn and enjoy the great game of baseball!
In 2006, the Farm Field (Field #3) had a sod grass infield installed, along with a sprinkler system. In addition, the dugouts on all fields were repainted and a new wind screen was purchased for the main Little League field (Field #1).
In 2007, the main Little League field (Field #1) infield was removed and re-graded in order to improve drainage and fill in low spots along both the first and third base lines. This was followed by the installation of new Kentucky Blue Grass sod (Athletic Field Mix). Also, we have added a new storage facility which will be used to store field maintenance items, sponsorship signs, wind screens, etc. Our fields have been fertilized in preparation of the 2007 season, and our press-boxes are scheduled to be repainted this year as well.
In our Concession Stand, we have added a new fryer which will provide our parents, players and coaches with more food choices to enjoy, including Chicken Fingers, Mozarella Sticks, Cheese Fries, etc.
As always, your volunteer board is working hard to provide a safe and fun environment for your child to learn and enjoy the great game of baseball!
