What does WPLL mean in UNCLASSIFIED

West Pasco Little League is a recreational baseball/softball program for children ages 5 to 16 years old. All players should meet the league age requirement, 5 years old by April 30th of the current year.

Each spring season will normally start with evaluations in January, with practices starting in February and games beginning in March. The season is planned to end by mid-June before school gets out for summer vacation.

Teams typically practice 1-2 days per week during the regular season and as needed during playoffs. Practice time and duration depends on each team's coach and field availability.

Players should always wear cleats or athletic shoes, but beyond that it is up to the individual team coach to decide what protective gear needs to be used (e.g., helmets, batting gloves).

Yes, some teams may opt to fundraise as part of their team dues. This can help offset costs such as uniforms, equipment, fees, etc., however all families are responsible for paying their own fees regardless of fundraising activities undertaken or not undertaken by the team.

Absolutely! We are always looking for volunteers at our events and functions — from coaches and team managers, to scorekeepers and umpires. If you have a few hours to dedicate towards volunteering we would love your help!

Yes! At the conclusion of each season we host an awards ceremony where players from all teams will receive participation trophies or other awards based on various criteria such as most improved player or MVP Awards for each division — so don't miss out!

Yes! We understand that financial difficulties can prevent some children from participating in organized sports like baseball/softball through our organization; therefore we offer scholarships on a limited basis which can help cover registration fees. Contact us directly if you'd like more information about available scholarships.

Yes - throughout the year we host various tournaments such as our annual Spring Fling tournament in June which draws teams from all over the state — come join us next year!

Parents are welcome at games or practices but must remain off the field while play is active - they must stay on the sidelines this includes coaches as well. This helps ensure safety and respect for boundaries between players & spectators alike regardless of relationship status (parent/child, coach/player). We also ask all parents to refrain from coaching their child while they play during these times unless specifically requested by their coach.

Yes - Throughout our regular season standing are tracked using a combination of game scores and wins/losses data so you can see how your team has performed throughout the year! Our playoff system then takes into account standings data when determining who moves on within each divisional bracket.