Pat McKechnie
President
Doug Dalicandro
Vice
President
Gayle
Guiragossian
Secretary
Marc Pado
Treasurer
Jim Smith
Umpire Coordinator
Karen Sewell
Event
Coordinator
Bob Bush
Equipment Manager
Desmond Elder
Sponsor Coordinator
Jennifer Cross
AAA
Farm Coordinator
John Tone
Information Officer
Andria Golden
Player Agent
Peter Pensotti
Tee
Ball Coordinator
Truckee Tahoe Airport
W-T Graphix
Coverups
2007
League Partners
$1000
Shaffer Paving
East West Partners
Plumas Bank
2007
Division Sponsors
$600
Advanced Asphalt
Ferguson Enterprises
Lahontan Golf Club
Tahoe Staff
Truckee Optimist Club
Truckee Tahoe Lumber
AC Electric
Aegis Insurance Markets
Ariza Construction
Baskin Robbins
Black Diamond Construction
Bullion Construction
Coverups
Dependable Tow
Focused Web
Old Gateway Deli
Granite Electrical
Head North
Law Offices of Robert F. French
Longs Drugs
Maranatha Chimney Sweep
Mohun & Associates
Mountain Hardware
Mountain Home Center
North Tahoe Radiology Medical Group
Pacific Mortgage Consultants
Pine Ridge Properties
Sierra Insurance Assoc.
Sports Exchange
Stone's Tire
Sugar Bowl Resort
Thin Air Motorsports
Tonon & Associates
Truckee CHP
Truckee Host Lions
Truckee Rents
Zano's Family Italian & Pizzeria
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Truckee
Little
League Teams
For
Practice or Game Schedules, go to the respective division page.
Truckee Little League
has five divisions:
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Tee
Ball |
Tee
ball is typically
for players aged 5 and 6. Players hit from a tee, all players take
the field each inning, and all players bat each inning. The primary
goal of T-ball are to have fun, to instruct children in the fundamentals
of baseball, and to allow them to experience the value of teamwork.
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AA
Farm |
AA Farm is typically for 7 year
olds and 6 year olds that have a year of Tee Ball experience and are ready
to hit a pitched ball. The Farm Division
uses coach pitch and a pitching machine to pitch to the players. Nine
players take the field and all players are in the batting rotation, though
an inning is over at 3 outs. The goal of Farm is to have a good time
and prepare them for AAA Farm. AA Farm is non-competetive.
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AAA Farm |
AAA
Farm is typically for 8 year olds. AAA Farm will start with a pitching
machine and then have some player pitching in the second half of the season. Nine
players take the field and all players are in the batting rotation, though
an inning is over at 3 outs. The goal of Farm is to have a good time
while making the game a little more exiting. Additional goals
include preparing pitchers and hitters for the Minor Division. The first half of the season will be
non-competitive, and the second will be competitive.
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Minors |
Minors is typically for players aged 9 and 10. Minors is like
traditional baseball in that players pitch, 9 players take the field, but
all players at the game makeup the batting lineup. The goal of Minors is to prepare children for
eventual selection to a Major division team and have fun doing it.
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Majors |
Majors is typically
for players aged 11 and 12. Majors is also like traditional baseball
and players have a chance to play in postseason tournaments.
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Babe Ruth |
Although not a part
of Little League Baseball, Truckee players aged 13 to 15 may participate
in Babe Ruth where they will play teams from out of the area including
North Tahoe and Reno. Go to the
Babe Ruth
Website for more information. |
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