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The August 2007 newsletter from Chesterfield Little League Baseball, written by President Brian Hahn, reflects on a successful year with record player participation and dedicated volunteers. It highlights upcoming events such as the Fall Ball program, general membership meeting, and planned field improvements. The document also discusses new rule changes regarding player equipment for the 2008 season, recognizes team achievements from the past year, and expresses gratitude to sponsors and volunteers who support the league.

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Is Cal Ripken part of Little League?

Babe Ruth and Little League Baseball are the two most recognized leagues in youth baseball. Cal Ripken (part of Babe Ruth Baseball) and Little League have similar rules and ages, with the biggest difference being pitching distance for the older divisions.

Is AA or AAA better baseball?

AAA - The highest competitive level; the top team from a traveling baseball association. AA - The intermediate level of play.

What district is Chesterfield Little League in?

Chesterfield Little League (CLL) is part of District 5 in Virginia, along with 11 other leagues.

Can an AAA player play on an AA team?

Once a player is rostered on a AAA or Majors team, they will need state director approval to be rostered on a lower classification team. For example, during the season, a player on a AAA team that is dropped and wants to move to a AA classified team will need state director approval.

Is AA or AAA better in Little League Baseball?

AAA - BASEBALL (Ages 10-11) This division of Little League promotes a higher level of competition than AA and emphasizes more of the standard rules of Little League baseball.

Is AAA the best in baseball?

If you look at past seasons, youll find the two AAA leagues will always be at the top when it comes to fielding percentage, with the exception of the JPL being better (which is viewed as a level between AAA and the majors in terms of skill level).

Is high A better than Triple-A?

High-A, officially Class High-A, formerly known as Class A-Advanced, and sometimes abbreviated A+ in writing, is the third-highest level of play in Minor League Baseball in the United States and Canada, below Triple-A and Double-A, and above Single-A. There are 30 teams classified at the High-A level, one for each

What is the fastest pitch in Little League Baseball?

82 mph from 46 feet is the MLB equivalent of 107 mph.

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