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VOLUNTEERS

Volunteers

If you would like to Manage, Coach, Umpire, or volunteer to assist with any on-field activities you will need to complete and submit the volunteer application.  Once submitted you will be emailed a background screening questionnaire.  Once this is cleared you will be provided a volunteer badge and may participate on the field.

To get to the volunteer application, login and click "Register" and "Volunteer Opportunities."

Registration Instructions:

All volunteers are required to complete the Little League Abuse Awareness course and the CDC Heads Up course.  The course completion certificates need to be uploaded during volunteer registration along with headshot photo to be printed on your volunteer badge.

Little League Mandated Courses for all Volunteers:

CDC Heads Up Course (Need to Create Login)

https://www.train.org/cdctrain/course/1089818/details

Abuse Awareness for Adults

https://www.littleleague.org/university/articles/abuse-awareness-training-course/


Required course for All-Star/ Selects managers and coaches:

Little League Diamond Leader

https://www.littleleague.org/diamondleader/


 

Coaches and Managers


The Coral Springs American Little League Board is here to help you along your coaching journey.  As volunteers, we all work together to ensure our players have the best possible baseball experience.  If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to our Coaching Coordinator, Wes Long, or any other board members listed under the "About Us" page.

Managers Responsibilities:

Player evaluations,  draft teams (8U and up), schedule and facilitate practices, organize lineups for games, select your coaches, keep records for games, hand out trophies at the end of the season.


Coaches Responsibilities:

Help with practice and games as needed



CLICK THESE LINKS FOR GUIDES AND INFO:

PITCHING CORNER

Pitch Count and Eligibility Forms

Pitch counts and days of rest are outlined in the Little League green rulebook.  Review the maximum number of pitches allowed per game by age group, and the number of days rest needed between games, based on the number of pitches thrown.  There are rules for catchers also when they may or may not be eligible to pitch during a game. As managers and coaches, you are responsible to keep track of players pitch counts and ensure that pitchers are getting the proper amount of rest needed. Violations of these rules will result in a suspension of the manager.
To keep track of pitches, use the pitching log or a pitch counter, and designate a team parent to keep track of pitches during the game, between each inning.  To log how many pitches each player threw during the game and when they are eligible to pitch again, use the pitching eligibility form.  The forms should be signed by the opposing manager after each game, verifying the totals.  You will prevent any disputes after games, and before your next one.

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