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Master Contact List for District
by J. P. 16 Jan '26

16 Jan '26

Hi All, Here is the master contact directory for each league in our District. If you want to reach out to someone in the District to schedule games, ask questions, etc.. then this is the list! It was good to see the increase in the Board size in a couple of our Leagues! Impressive growth in Tri-County/Deer Park.... Keep up the good work... remember, now is the time to recruit parents to be Board Members as many hands make light(er) work.... Sincerely, JP District Administrator (DA) Washington Little League - District 13 E: dadist13(a)wadist13ll.org<mailto:dadist13@wadist13ll.org> T:509-995-4200 http://www.wadist13ll.org Follow us on Facebook@wadist13ll [cid:image005.png@01DC86D4.DB7BE1B0][cid:image006.jpg@01DC86D4.DB7BE1B0]

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Advertising your Registrations
by J. P. 16 Jan '26

16 Jan '26

Hi All, I am marketing your registrations every other day on Social Media and have links up on the District website. If you all run into any players that want to do Intermediate division, I am thinking of forming a "District Team" as I have coaches and a few players (not enough yet) to form a team(s)... But if I can get 9-15 players to sign up, we'll do a District team this year... If no one else is going to have an Intermediate division. Sincerely, JP District Administrator (DA) Washington Little League - District 13 E: dadist13(a)wadist13ll.org<mailto:dadist13@wadist13ll.org> T:509-995-4200 http://www.wadist13ll.org Follow us on Facebook@wadist13ll [cid:image003.png@01DC86D2.918A8220][cid:image004.jpg@01DC86D2.918A8220]

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LL SAFE PLAY formerly ASAP Program
by J. P. 16 Jan '26

16 Jan '26

Hi All, Here is the new template/info for the ASAP plan, now called "Safe Play"... Please keep in mind the need to get this done before March 31. Additionally: We have some new "Safe Play" information. The process is super easy. Attached the 2025 West ASAP plan for your league to use as a reference. Also attached is a "Safe Summary" example that each league will receive once they complete the required information in the Data Center. Watch the LL video for answers to common questions: https://www.littleleague.org/news/launch-of-little-league-safe-enhances-com…<https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__www.littleleague.org_n…> Additional training courses for this program are available here: https://www.littleleague.org/university/resources/all/?article-categories=c…<https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__www.littleleague.org_u…> These include the following: ~Safety Awareness (new) takes about 45 minutes ~First Aid Awareness (new) takes about 45 minutes Certificates are provided on all the LL courses. Safety Officers must log into the Data Center to create the league's SAFE summary document, which will need to be distributed to all volunteers and posted on the league website. Here is a list of the required items: (Use the attached 2025 ASAP manual to answer most of the requirements) BEFORE THE LEAGUE STARTS: Make sure the Board is updated, and the Facility Survey is reviewed and updated. 1. Safe Summary Cover Letter (LL offers a standard letter for leagues, feel free to make it your own, add your league logo) 2. League Officers & Contacts (make sure the data center is current with your league officers) 3. Child Protection 4. Emergency Planning 5. First Aid Preparedness 6. Equipment Safety 7. Field & Facility Safety 8. Concession Stand Safety 9. Training & Education 10. Accident Reporting 11. Rules & Best Practices 12. Sign & Distribute After completing the necessary steps, you will receive the league's "SAFE SUMMARY DOCUMENT," which should be distributed to managers and posted on the league's website. AIG District Incentive: One of the best things is that district can earn up to $800 now. Awards are as follows. * $200 for 90-100% by May 1 * $300 for 100% leagues completing required background check and abuse awareness training * $300 for strong district-wide participation in the LL training coursed, including safety awareness, first aid awareness, diamond leader, and other role-based training. (not sure what "Strong" means to LL but I have asked) * League Incentive: The annual AIG Insurance credit, equal to 15% of the accident insurance premium purchased thought the AIG Accident Insurance Pogram. League becomes eligible to receive a SAFE to Play grant application. Sincerely, JP District Administrator (DA) Washington Little League - District 13 E: dadist13(a)wadist13ll.org<mailto:dadist13@wadist13ll.org> T:509-995-4200 http://www.wadist13ll.org Follow us on Facebook@wadist13ll [cid:image001.png@01DC86B8.ECC63770][cid:image002.jpg@01DC86B8.ECC63770]

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Re: [Little League District-13-officers] District-13-officers Digest, Vol 72, Issue 1
by (null) kalltball 15 Jan '26

15 Jan '26

Remember Softball Juniors goes through age 14. You said 13, but we had some parents in the off season who told us they didn’t know their girls could play at 14. Umpire Rick Anglin > On Jan 14, 2026, at 5:07 PM, district-13-officers-request(a)lists.rodeonetworks.com wrote: > > Send District-13-officers mailing list submissions to > district-13-officers(a)lists.rodeonetworks.com > > To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, visit > http://lists.rodeonetworks.com/mailman/listinfo/district-13-officers > or, via email, send a message with subject or body 'help' to > district-13-officers-request(a)lists.rodeonetworks.com > > You can reach the person managing the list at > district-13-officers-owner(a)lists.rodeonetworks.com > > When replying, please edit your Subject line so it is more specific > than "Re: Contents of District-13-officers digest..." > > > Today's Topics: > > 1. Registrations and ASAP (J. P.) > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Message: 1 > Date: Thu, 15 Jan 2026 01:06:57 +0000 > From: "J. P." <dadist13(a)wadist13ll.org> > To: "district-13-officers(a)lists.rodeonetworks.com" > <district-13-officers(a)lists.rodeonetworks.com> > Subject: [Little League District-13-officers] Registrations and ASAP > Message-ID: > <PH7PR10MB6178AB0E966C4FDCBEE49EE1BD8CA(a)PH7PR10MB6178.namprd10.prod.outlook.com> > > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8" > > Hi All, > > I am getting a couple of questions about Intermediate... I am sending them to West Plains and Deer Park when I get them. > Also a couple on Juniors Softball... I am assuming on North Spokane is offering that. > > Remember this year the ASAP plan is DIFFERENT... Not harder, just different. > If you don't have the new template, I can send to you. IT's also available on LLU. > > Please remember that to get our $600 for the District from Little League, we need all the ASAP plans in by April 1. > > I see some numbers building in the registration center! Good job everyone... > > > > Sincerely, > > > JP > > District Administrator (DA) > Washington Little League - District 13 > E: dadist13(a)wadist13ll.org<mailto:dadist13@wadist13ll.org> > T:509-995-4200 > http://www.wadist13ll.org > Follow us on Facebook@wadist13ll > [cid:image001.png@01DC8578.2F22ECE0][cid:image002.jpg@01DC8578.2F22ECE0] > >

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Registrations and ASAP
by J. P. 15 Jan '26

15 Jan '26

Hi All, I am getting a couple of questions about Intermediate... I am sending them to West Plains and Deer Park when I get them. Also a couple on Juniors Softball... I am assuming on North Spokane is offering that. Remember this year the ASAP plan is DIFFERENT... Not harder, just different. If you don't have the new template, I can send to you. IT's also available on LLU. Please remember that to get our $600 for the District from Little League, we need all the ASAP plans in by April 1. I see some numbers building in the registration center! Good job everyone... Sincerely, JP District Administrator (DA) Washington Little League - District 13 E: dadist13(a)wadist13ll.org<mailto:dadist13@wadist13ll.org> T:509-995-4200 http://www.wadist13ll.org Follow us on Facebook@wadist13ll [cid:image001.png@01DC8578.2F22ECE0][cid:image002.jpg@01DC8578.2F22ECE0]

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Happy New Year From JP!
by jarel＠jpiworldwide.com 30 Dec '25

30 Dec '25

Hi All! HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!!! May 2026 be full of fun, health, prosperity, and blessings. and of course all the crazy stuff we get tossed our way every day. And to put a smile on your face - these folks I follow on social media. they crack me up: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1232193248958141 HAPPY NEW YEAR! Come on 2026 - Bring it! JP

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Is Your Player Ready for "Real" Baseball? The Little League Journey Continues!
by J. P. 14 Dec '25

14 Dec '25

[cid:image001.jpg@01DC6CC6.EEEFCE50] Dear Little League Parents, There is a massive misconception in our area that the Little League experience ends at age 12. It doesn't have to. For the upcoming 2026 season, District 13 (Eastern Washington) is leading the charge to ensure your player's career doesn't end on the small diamond. The journey is just getting started, and the next step is arguably the most exciting one yet, and it's UP TO YOU to help make it happen. Introducing the Intermediate Division (50/70) We are pushing to expand the Intermediate Division for players ages 11-13. This isn't just "more of the same." Intermediate ball is the perfect bridge between the Majors field and the full-sized high school field. It's often called "50/70" baseball because it's played on a slightly larger field-a 50' pitching distance and 70' base paths. It is the "Goldilocks" field for middle schoolers: just right. Why Intermediate Baseball is a Game-Changer This division introduces the elements of "real" baseball that players are craving as they get older and stronger. The competition is higher, the game moves faster, and the strategy deepens. * Real Rules: Say goodbye to stuck runners. In Intermediate, players can lead off and steal just like in the MLB. Pitchers learn to hold runners and realize what a "balk" is. * Bigger Game: With higher pitch counts (95 max) and a larger field, the game demands more athleticism and baseball IQ. * Expanded Competition: Intermediate teams often travel further to find the best competition, playing "Special Games" against non-Little League programs and facing teams from neighboring districts in Idaho, Oregon, and Canada. * Same Great Program Management: Little League is known worldwide as the best youth baseball program period. It offers training, support, organization strengths, consistency, insurance, tools for your teams and league, and more - and this continues to be true for Intermediate Divisions in Little League The Dream is Alive: The World Series Just like the Majors division you see on TV every August, the Intermediate Division has a complete tournament road. Your team has the opportunity to fight through District, State, and Regional tournaments, all aiming for a spot in the true International Intermediate World Series. Teams from all over the world compete in the Intermediate World Series! We Need YOU to Make This Happen in 2026 Every local Little League can offer this program, but it requires parental demand and immediate planning. To launch a successful, competitive district-wide schedule for the 2026 season, we need to act NOW. Our goal is 300 players across the district-roughly 20-25 players per league-to create a robust environment with ample playing opportunities. We have the player count available, now we need the motivation and elbow grease! The biggest barriers are lack of awareness and the need for volunteers. Because the level of play is higher, we need dedicated coaches and organized parents to step up. Your Next Steps to Save Baseball Beyond 12 Don't let your player's Little League career end prematurely. Let's get them on the 50/70 field this year. 1. Register Interest Immediately: Tell your local league board that you want your child registered for Intermediate for 2026. 2. Contact the District: If you aren't sure who to talk to, email us by replying to this message, or call/text 509-995-4200. We will connect you with the right volunteers in your league to get things moving. 3. Volunteer: This is crucial. We need managers, coaches, and team parents ready for this higher level of play. We also need sponsors to help suit up these new teams. Let's open up a whole new world of Little League baseball for our middle schoolers. Get in touch today and let's play ball! Sincerely, JP District Administrator (DA) Washington Little League - District 13 E: dadist13(a)wadist13ll.org<mailto:dadist13@wadist13ll.org> T:509-995-4200 http://www.wadist13ll.org Follow us on Facebook@wadist13ll [cid:image002.png@01DC6CC6.EEEFCE50][cid:image003.jpg@01DC6CC6.EEEFCE50]

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Intermediate Requests
by J. P. 14 Dec '25

14 Dec '25

Hi All, We have been contacted by 4-5 South Hill families that would like to play Intermediate this year. Tony says they don't plan on having intermediates this year. So to get them playing baseball anywhere with us, is Liberty Lake, West Plains, or North Spokane planning on Intermediates? You DO NOT have to have a 225' fence to play the regular season, but you do have to have 50/70 base paths and mound. If you do plan on playing the Intermediate Division, then please contact me and I'll send the names over. Keep in mind 11 year olds can play up into 50/70... I'll get you connected with the ones that sent me their emails ASAP. Sincerely, JP District Administrator (DA) Washington Little League - District 13 E: dadist13(a)wadist13ll.org<mailto:dadist13@wadist13ll.org> T:509-995-4200 http://www.wadist13ll.org Follow us on Facebook@wadist13ll [cid:image001.png@01DC6C0C.2C67CDC0][cid:image002.jpg@01DC6C0C.2C67CDC0]

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ANd the intermediates from south hill...
by J. P. 13 Dec '25

13 Dec '25

The intermediate candidate families I spoke of in my earlier email come with at least 2 coaches/managers Sincerely, JP District Administrator (DA) Washington Little League - District 13 E: dadist13(a)wadist13ll.org<mailto:dadist13@wadist13ll.org> T:509-995-4200 http://www.wadist13ll.org Follow us on Facebook@wadist13ll [cid:image001.png@01DC6C22.00655100][cid:image002.jpg@01DC6C22.00655100]

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Treasurer Training
by J. P. 05 Nov '25

05 Nov '25

All, Below is a link to a training the Washington State DA’s are providing via a Zoom call.. This training is for “Treasurer” functions on a Little League Board. I’m thinking many of you would find it “eye opening” – many league boards do not perform the function correctly and this is a good opportunity for your board to learn how it’s done 😉 -- so please take the time to attend, it’s not long, and it’s good stuff for the local league! See below for details… Sincerely, JP District Administrator (DA) Washington Little League – District 13 E: dadist13(a)wadist13ll.org<mailto:dadist13@wadist13ll.org> T:509-995-4200 http://www.wadist13ll.org Follow us on Facebook@wadist13ll [cid:image001.png@01DC4E16.C82CD2A0][cid:image002.jpg@01DC4E16.C82CD2A0] Below is the link for the Thursday, Nov. 13, 7 p.m. training for treasurers and other board members. I think it would be helpful if the president participated, as well, since some of the recommendations will need to be carried out by the president. We decided on this at the state meeting. Please forward to your leagues. A separate email and Zoom link for the Saturday meeting has also been sent. Glen Dickason is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Topic: Treasurer Training Time: Nov 13, 2025 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84807443273?pwd=iiPrYs80BkljEemIkVWoYZQK0bdywV.1<https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__us02web.zoom.us_j_8480…> Meeting ID: 848 0744 3273 Passcode: 430277 --- One tap mobile +12532158782,,84807443273#,,,,*430277# US (Tacoma) +12532050468,,84807443273#,,,,*430277# US Join instructions https://us02web.zoom.us/meetings/84807443273/invitations?signature=fPKE8PmI…<https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__us02web.zoom.us_meetin…>

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