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2025 OCSL Season
Registration for our 2025 season is available via the Olmsted Community Center (OCC) website and search "OCSL" for more details. Late registrations will be accepted until April 15th, 2025 and ONLY if there is space available in the desired league(s).
Free Clinics for OCSL Players!
Join the OCSL Board and volunteer clinics as we hold FREE clinics to help you prepare for the 2025 season! The clinics will be held at the OF High School Football field. While there is no cost to register we need you to let us know if you can join in for any or all of the clinics. We will lead drills to help build skills in fielding ground balls, fielding fly balls, baserunning, and more.
Sign up for the clinics here.
2025 Important Dates
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OCSL Travel Leagues
OCSL players in travel programs (Boys ages 9+ and Girls ages 10+) participate in a travel league with other neighboring cities. Schedules and standings can be found on the websites of the designated city for each league: |
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Rainout Alerts & Hotlines Each league sends out notifications regarding field changes, rainouts, and other information for games hosted in THEIR city. We encourage you to sign up for notifications about Olmsted Falls fields here. (Note: If you'd like, you can enter your mobile number in this format to receive it as a text instead of email)
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Info for Coaches
To complete your Concussion Certification, go here. Download a copy of the rules for your league here. Get in contact with your league representative to discuss practices, equipment, rosters and game schedules. You can find contact information here. Annual Newsletter View the latest OCSL Annual Newsletter here. |
OCSL Board Intersted in joining the OCSL Board? Please contact a board member to learn more The OCSL Board meets regularly throughout the year. Click here for a list of board meeting dates. Lindsay’s Law: Sudden Cardiac Arrest in Youth Athletes A Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) occurs when the heart suddenly and unexpectedly stops beating, cutting off blood flow to the brain and other vital organs. Sudden cardiac arrest is fatal if not treated immediately, most often by a defibrillator. To learn more please click here. For parents/guardians and youth athletes:
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