All, In light of Little Leagues announcement concerning tournaments this year and the Governors planned restrictions, I think it prudent that we have a State Meeting. I would like to have this meeting on Monday May 10th at 7:00 PM. Thanks, Mike From: Little League Baseball and Softball <llinternational@littleleague.org> Sent: Monday, May 3, 2021 10:31 AM To: dist4da@gmail.com Subject: Important Announcement Regarding 2021 Tournament Season <https://llws2017.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/emails/newbrand/brand-blue-email-header3-private.png> Dear District Administrator, Last Friday, April 30, the Little League International Board of Directors gathered virtually for its annual spring meeting, where the core topic of discussion and deliberation was our plans for the summer tournament season. We will be sharing this information publicly at 2 p.m. Eastern Time today, but we wanted to share the announcement of the recommendations of the 2021 Little League International Pandemic Response Advisory Commission approved by the board with all of you in advance. The Commission, with the support of National Jewish Health of Denver, Colorado, and our Operations staff, developed a COVID-19 Mitigation plan for organizing and holding Little League Region and World Series tournaments. National Jewish Health has successfully developed similar health safety plans for youth and young adult-focused organizations, summer camps, colleges, and universities. Based on that comprehensive mitigation plan, which includes detailed testing protocols, vaccination requirements, contact tracing, and limiting the exposure of our participants to potential infection, the Commission issued a series of recommendations that were reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors. With the careful consideration of all participants physical and mental well-being, the following actions were taken: * The Little League Baseball and Softball World Series events will be held, as scheduled, this August in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and Greenville, North Carolina (respectively), featuring teams solely from the United States. * With the significant additional responsibilities of fully implementing the many facets of our COVID-19 mitigation plans at our volunteer-operated Region and World Series tournaments for the teenage divisions, the Commission recommended that, out of the utmost respect for our volunteer organizers, the tournaments at these divisions (Intermediate (50/70) Baseball, Junior League Baseball, Junior League Softball, Senior League Baseball, and Senior League Softball) will conclude at the state level, with Region and World Series events canceled for a second year. * The Little League Baseball® World Series will feature 16 teams with the top two teams advancing from each of its eight U.S. region tournaments. The Little League Softball® World Series will feature 10 teams, with the top two teams from each of its five U.S. region tournaments advancing. There will be no North Carolina Region as the host team at the Little League Softball World Series in 2021. With regard to international participation, after carefully monitoring international travel restrictions, quarantine requirements, testing and vaccine availability, along with updates from Little League officials from many countries within our program advising us on feasibility of tournaments in our international regions, the Commission recommended that the Little League Baseball and Softball World Series feature teams only from the United States. Where appropriate, international teams may continue to play based upon their country’s guidelines and restrictions. Little League International anticipates continuing with its plans to expand the Little League Baseball World Series to 20 teams and the Little League Softball World Series to 12 teams in 2022. * Spectator attendance will be restricted at our Little League Baseball and Softball Region and World Series tournaments. Accommodations will be made for family members and a limited number of individuals associated with the participating teams. Those attending are strongly encouraged to be vaccinated and may be subject to additional screening measures to be announced at a later date. As Hugh E. Tanner, Chairman of the Board, said during our meeting, this is our first step toward returning to normal Little League International activity. Certainly, we are disappointed that, in the face of these difficult times, that we must once again limit our tournament opportunities. But we are also encouraged that we are going to be able to provide that dream of participating in a Region and World Series tournament for so many of our baseball and softball players, especially those in that magical 12-year-old season after so many lost that opportunity last year. We know that you will have many questions as you start, or change, your plans locally. We will communicate effectively with all of you, and your leagues, to support your efforts this summer. We will be emailing league and district officials in the coming days with information about Tournament Enrollment that will open on May 10, the Affidavit Process, and guidance on holding your District, Sectional, and State tournaments. We have also developed a series of Frequently Asked Questions regarding this decision and its impact on our local leagues that will be available on LittleLeague.org. As will additional Tournament Resources and educational content throughout the coming weeks. I encourage you to watch our Facebook Live presentation at 2 p.m. However, if you are not available, you can preview that <http://click.email.littleleague.org/?qs=a85023ed1736b4226b67c503ae2096b332c36058f7567901f6b696d0461c57f4866e7300b982ef22c5b600f06930f00cd2e63f0ad4b21da3> video here. <http://click.email.littleleague.org/?qs=a85023ed1736b4226b67c503ae2096b332c36058f7567901f6b696d0461c57f4866e7300b982ef22c5b600f06930f00cd2e63f0ad4b21da3> As always, thank you for your selfless commitment and leadership to the Little League program. Sincerely, <https://llws2017.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/emails/steve-sig.png> Stephen D. 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Sounds good. From: Wadas <wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com> on behalf of Mike WA 04 Ray <dist4da@gmail.com> Reply-To: Washington DAs Discussion Forum <wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com> Date: Monday, May 3, 2021 at 12:39 PM To: 'Washington DAs Discussion Forum' <wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com>, April Meehleder <ameehleder@littleleague.org> Subject: [Wadas] State Meeting All, In light of Little Leagues announcement concerning tournaments this year and the Governors planned restrictions, I think it prudent that we have a State Meeting. I would like to have this meeting on Monday May 10th at 7:00 PM. Thanks, Mike From: Little League Baseball and Softball <llinternational@littleleague.org> Sent: Monday, May 3, 2021 10:31 AM To: dist4da@gmail.com Subject: Important Announcement Regarding 2021 Tournament Season Dear District Administrator, Last Friday, April 30, the Little League International Board of Directors gathered virtually for its annual spring meeting, where the core topic of discussion and deliberation was our plans for the summer tournament season. We will be sharing this information publicly at 2 p.m. Eastern Time today, but we wanted to share the announcement of the recommendations of the 2021 Little League International Pandemic Response Advisory Commission approved by the board with all of you in advance. The Commission, with the support of National Jewish Health of Denver, Colorado, and our Operations staff, developed a COVID-19 Mitigation plan for organizing and holding Little League Region and World Series tournaments. National Jewish Health has successfully developed similar health safety plans for youth and young adult-focused organizations, summer camps, colleges, and universities. Based on that comprehensive mitigation plan, which includes detailed testing protocols, vaccination requirements, contact tracing, and limiting the exposure of our participants to potential infection, the Commission issued a series of recommendations that were reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors. With the careful consideration of all participants physical and mental well-being, the following actions were taken: · The Little League Baseball and Softball World Series events will be held, as scheduled, this August in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and Greenville, North Carolina (respectively), featuring teams solely from the United States. · With the significant additional responsibilities of fully implementing the many facets of our COVID-19 mitigation plans at our volunteer-operated Region and World Series tournaments for the teenage divisions, the Commission recommended that, out of the utmost respect for our volunteer organizers, the tournaments at these divisions (Intermediate (50/70) Baseball, Junior League Baseball, Junior League Softball, Senior League Baseball, and Senior League Softball) will conclude at the state level, with Region and World Series events canceled for a second year. · The Little League Baseball® World Series will feature 16 teams with the top two teams advancing from each of its eight U.S. region tournaments. The Little League Softball® World Series will feature 10 teams, with the top two teams from each of its five U.S. region tournaments advancing. There will be no North Carolina Region as the host team at the Little League Softball World Series in 2021. With regard to international participation, after carefully monitoring international travel restrictions, quarantine requirements, testing and vaccine availability, along with updates from Little League officials from many countries within our program advising us on feasibility of tournaments in our international regions, the Commission recommended that the Little League Baseball and Softball World Series feature teams only from the United States. Where appropriate, international teams may continue to play based upon their country’s guidelines and restrictions. Little League International anticipates continuing with its plans to expand the Little League Baseball World Series to 20 teams and the Little League Softball World Series to 12 teams in 2022. · Spectator attendance will be restricted at our Little League Baseball and Softball Region and World Series tournaments. Accommodations will be made for family members and a limited number of individuals associated with the participating teams. Those attending are strongly encouraged to be vaccinated and may be subject to additional screening measures to be announced at a later date. As Hugh E. Tanner, Chairman of the Board, said during our meeting, this is our first step toward returning to normal Little League International activity. Certainly, we are disappointed that, in the face of these difficult times, that we must once again limit our tournament opportunities. But we are also encouraged that we are going to be able to provide that dream of participating in a Region and World Series tournament for so many of our baseball and softball players, especially those in that magical 12-year-old season after so many lost that opportunity last year. We know that you will have many questions as you start, or change, your plans locally. We will communicate effectively with all of you, and your leagues, to support your efforts this summer. We will be emailing league and district officials in the coming days with information about Tournament Enrollment that will open on May 10, the Affidavit Process, and guidance on holding your District, Sectional, and State tournaments. We have also developed a series of Frequently Asked Questions regarding this decision and its impact on our local leagues that will be available on LittleLeague.org. As will additional Tournament Resources and educational content throughout the coming weeks. I encourage you to watch our Facebook Live presentation at 2 p.m. However, if you are not available, you can preview that video here. As always, thank you for your selfless commitment and leadership to the Little League program. Sincerely, Stephen D. Keener Little League President and CEO This email was sent by: Little League International 539 US Highway 15 S. Williamsport, PA, 17702, US Update Profile/Unsubscribe | Forward to a Friend | Privacy Policy _______________________________________________ Wadas mailing list Wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com http://lists.rodeonetworks.com/mailman/listinfo/wadas
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On May 3, 2021, at 12:39 PM, dist4da@gmail.com wrote:
All, In light of Little Leagues announcement concerning tournaments this year and the Governors planned restrictions, I think it prudent that we have a State Meeting. I would like to have this meeting on Monday May 10th at 7:00 PM.
Thanks, Mike
From: Little League Baseball and Softball <llinternational@littleleague.org> Sent: Monday, May 3, 2021 10:31 AM To: dist4da@gmail.com Subject: Important Announcement Regarding 2021 Tournament Season
Dear District Administrator,
Last Friday, April 30, the Little League International Board of Directors gathered virtually for its annual spring meeting, where the core topic of discussion and deliberation was our plans for the summer tournament season.
We will be sharing this information publicly at 2 p.m. Eastern Time today, but we wanted to share the announcement of the recommendations of the 2021 Little League International Pandemic Response Advisory Commission approved by the board with all of you in advance.
The Commission, with the support of National Jewish Health of Denver, Colorado, and our Operations staff, developed a COVID-19 Mitigation plan for organizing and holding Little League Region and World Series tournaments. National Jewish Health has successfully developed similar health safety plans for youth and young adult-focused organizations, summer camps, colleges, and universities.
Based on that comprehensive mitigation plan, which includes detailed testing protocols, vaccination requirements, contact tracing, and limiting the exposure of our participants to potential infection, the Commission issued a series of recommendations that were reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors. With the careful consideration of all participants physical and mental well-being, the following actions were taken:
· The Little League Baseball and Softball World Series events will be held, as scheduled, this August in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and Greenville, North Carolina (respectively), featuring teams solely from the United States. · With the significant additional responsibilities of fully implementing the many facets of our COVID-19 mitigation plans at our volunteer-operated Region and World Series tournaments for the teenage divisions, the Commission recommended that, out of the utmost respect for our volunteer organizers, the tournaments at these divisions (Intermediate (50/70) Baseball, Junior League Baseball, Junior League Softball, Senior League Baseball, and Senior League Softball) will conclude at the state level, with Region and World Series events canceled for a second year. · The Little League Baseball® World Series will feature 16 teams with the top two teams advancing from each of its eight U.S. region tournaments. The Little League Softball® World Series will feature 10 teams, with the top two teams from each of its five U.S. region tournaments advancing. There will be no North Carolina Region as the host team at the Little League Softball World Series in 2021. With regard to international participation, after carefully monitoring international travel restrictions, quarantine requirements, testing and vaccine availability, along with updates from Little League officials from many countries within our program advising us on feasibility of tournaments in our international regions, the Commission recommended that the Little League Baseball and Softball World Series feature teams only from the United States. Where appropriate, international teams may continue to play based upon their country’s guidelines and restrictions. Little League International anticipates continuing with its plans to expand the Little League Baseball World Series to 20 teams and the Little League Softball World Series to 12 teams in 2022. · Spectator attendance will be restricted at our Little League Baseball and Softball Region and World Series tournaments. Accommodations will be made for family members and a limited number of individuals associated with the participating teams. Those attending are strongly encouraged to be vaccinated and may be subject to additional screening measures to be announced at a later date. As Hugh E. Tanner, Chairman of the Board, said during our meeting, this is our first step toward returning to normal Little League International activity. Certainly, we are disappointed that, in the face of these difficult times, that we must once again limit our tournament opportunities. But we are also encouraged that we are going to be able to provide that dream of participating in a Region and World Series tournament for so many of our baseball and softball players, especially those in that magical 12-year-old season after so many lost that opportunity last year.
We know that you will have many questions as you start, or change, your plans locally. We will communicate effectively with all of you, and your leagues, to support your efforts this summer. We will be emailing league and district officials in the coming days with information about Tournament Enrollment that will open on May 10, the Affidavit Process, and guidance on holding your District, Sectional, and State tournaments.
We have also developed a series of Frequently Asked Questions regarding this decision and its impact on our local leagues that will be available on LittleLeague.org. As will additional Tournament Resources and educational content throughout the coming weeks.
I encourage you to watch our Facebook Live presentation at 2 p.m. However, if you are not available, you can preview that video here.
As always, thank you for your selfless commitment and leadership to the Little League program.
Sincerely,
Stephen D. Keener Little League President and CEO
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On May 3, 2021, at 12:39 PM, dist4da@gmail.com wrote:
All, In light of Little Leagues announcement concerning tournaments this year and the Governors planned restrictions, I think it prudent that we have a State Meeting. I would like to have this meeting on Monday May 10th at 7:00 PM.
Thanks, Mike
From: Little League Baseball and Softball <llinternational@littleleague.org> Sent: Monday, May 3, 2021 10:31 AM To: dist4da@gmail.com Subject: Important Announcement Regarding 2021 Tournament Season
Dear District Administrator,
Last Friday, April 30, the Little League International Board of Directors gathered virtually for its annual spring meeting, where the core topic of discussion and deliberation was our plans for the summer tournament season.
We will be sharing this information publicly at 2 p.m. Eastern Time today, but we wanted to share the announcement of the recommendations of the 2021 Little League International Pandemic Response Advisory Commission approved by the board with all of you in advance.
The Commission, with the support of National Jewish Health of Denver, Colorado, and our Operations staff, developed a COVID-19 Mitigation plan for organizing and holding Little League Region and World Series tournaments. National Jewish Health has successfully developed similar health safety plans for youth and young adult-focused organizations, summer camps, colleges, and universities.
Based on that comprehensive mitigation plan, which includes detailed testing protocols, vaccination requirements, contact tracing, and limiting the exposure of our participants to potential infection, the Commission issued a series of recommendations that were reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors. With the careful consideration of all participants physical and mental well-being, the following actions were taken:
· The Little League Baseball and Softball World Series events will be held, as scheduled, this August in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and Greenville, North Carolina (respectively), featuring teams solely from the United States. · With the significant additional responsibilities of fully implementing the many facets of our COVID-19 mitigation plans at our volunteer-operated Region and World Series tournaments for the teenage divisions, the Commission recommended that, out of the utmost respect for our volunteer organizers, the tournaments at these divisions (Intermediate (50/70) Baseball, Junior League Baseball, Junior League Softball, Senior League Baseball, and Senior League Softball) will conclude at the state level, with Region and World Series events canceled for a second year. · The Little League Baseball® World Series will feature 16 teams with the top two teams advancing from each of its eight U.S. region tournaments. The Little League Softball® World Series will feature 10 teams, with the top two teams from each of its five U.S. region tournaments advancing. There will be no North Carolina Region as the host team at the Little League Softball World Series in 2021. With regard to international participation, after carefully monitoring international travel restrictions, quarantine requirements, testing and vaccine availability, along with updates from Little League officials from many countries within our program advising us on feasibility of tournaments in our international regions, the Commission recommended that the Little League Baseball and Softball World Series feature teams only from the United States. Where appropriate, international teams may continue to play based upon their country’s guidelines and restrictions. Little League International anticipates continuing with its plans to expand the Little League Baseball World Series to 20 teams and the Little League Softball World Series to 12 teams in 2022. · Spectator attendance will be restricted at our Little League Baseball and Softball Region and World Series tournaments. Accommodations will be made for family members and a limited number of individuals associated with the participating teams. Those attending are strongly encouraged to be vaccinated and may be subject to additional screening measures to be announced at a later date. As Hugh E. Tanner, Chairman of the Board, said during our meeting, this is our first step toward returning to normal Little League International activity. Certainly, we are disappointed that, in the face of these difficult times, that we must once again limit our tournament opportunities. But we are also encouraged that we are going to be able to provide that dream of participating in a Region and World Series tournament for so many of our baseball and softball players, especially those in that magical 12-year-old season after so many lost that opportunity last year.
We know that you will have many questions as you start, or change, your plans locally. We will communicate effectively with all of you, and your leagues, to support your efforts this summer. We will be emailing league and district officials in the coming days with information about Tournament Enrollment that will open on May 10, the Affidavit Process, and guidance on holding your District, Sectional, and State tournaments.
We have also developed a series of Frequently Asked Questions regarding this decision and its impact on our local leagues that will be available on LittleLeague.org. As will additional Tournament Resources and educational content throughout the coming weeks.
I encourage you to watch our Facebook Live presentation at 2 p.m. However, if you are not available, you can preview that video here.
As always, thank you for your selfless commitment and leadership to the Little League program.
Sincerely,
Stephen D. Keener Little League President and CEO
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On May 3, 2021, at 12:39 PM, <dist4da@gmail.com> <dist4da@gmail.com> wrote:
All, In light of Little Leagues announcement concerning tournaments this year and the Governors planned restrictions, I think it prudent that we have a State Meeting. I would like to have this meeting on Monday May 10th at 7:00 PM.
Thanks, Mike
From: Little League Baseball and Softball <llinternational@littleleague.org> Sent: Monday, May 3, 2021 10:31 AM To: dist4da@gmail.com Subject: Important Announcement Regarding 2021 Tournament Season
Dear District Administrator,
Last Friday, April 30, the Little League International Board of Directors gathered virtually for its annual spring meeting, where the core topic of discussion and deliberation was our plans for the summer tournament season.
We will be sharing this information publicly at 2 p.m. Eastern Time today, but we wanted to share the announcement of the recommendations of the 2021 Little League International Pandemic Response Advisory Commission approved by the board with all of you in advance.
The Commission, with the support of National Jewish Health of Denver, Colorado, and our Operations staff, developed a COVID-19 Mitigation plan for organizing and holding Little League Region and World Series tournaments. National Jewish Health has successfully developed similar health safety plans for youth and young adult-focused organizations, summer camps, colleges, and universities.
Based on that comprehensive mitigation plan, which includes detailed testing protocols, vaccination requirements, contact tracing, and limiting the exposure of our participants to potential infection, the Commission issued a series of recommendations that were reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors. With the careful consideration of all participants physical and mental well-being, the following actions were taken:
· The Little League Baseball and Softball World Series events will be held, as scheduled, this August in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and Greenville, North Carolina (respectively), featuring teams solely from the United States. · With the significant additional responsibilities of fully implementing the many facets of our COVID-19 mitigation plans at our volunteer-operated Region and World Series tournaments for the teenage divisions, the Commission recommended that, out of the utmost respect for our volunteer organizers, the tournaments at these divisions (Intermediate (50/70) Baseball, Junior League Baseball, Junior League Softball, Senior League Baseball, and Senior League Softball) will conclude at the state level, with Region and World Series events canceled for a second year. · The Little League Baseball® World Series will feature 16 teams with the top two teams advancing from each of its eight U.S. region tournaments. The Little League Softball® World Series will feature 10 teams, with the top two teams from each of its five U.S. region tournaments advancing. There will be no North Carolina Region as the host team at the Little League Softball World Series in 2021. With regard to international participation, after carefully monitoring international travel restrictions, quarantine requirements, testing and vaccine availability, along with updates from Little League officials from many countries within our program advising us on feasibility of tournaments in our international regions, the Commission recommended that the Little League Baseball and Softball World Series feature teams only from the United States. Where appropriate, international teams may continue to play based upon their country’s guidelines and restrictions. Little League International anticipates continuing with its plans to expand the Little League Baseball World Series to 20 teams and the Little League Softball World Series to 12 teams in 2022. · Spectator attendance will be restricted at our Little League Baseball and Softball Region and World Series tournaments. Accommodations will be made for family members and a limited number of individuals associated with the participating teams. Those attending are strongly encouraged to be vaccinated and may be subject to additional screening measures to be announced at a later date. As Hugh E. Tanner, Chairman of the Board, said during our meeting, this is our first step toward returning to normal Little League International activity. Certainly, we are disappointed that, in the face of these difficult times, that we must once again limit our tournament opportunities. But we are also encouraged that we are going to be able to provide that dream of participating in a Region and World Series tournament for so many of our baseball and softball players, especially those in that magical 12-year-old season after so many lost that opportunity last year.
We know that you will have many questions as you start, or change, your plans locally. We will communicate effectively with all of you, and your leagues, to support your efforts this summer. We will be emailing league and district officials in the coming days with information about Tournament Enrollment that will open on May 10, the Affidavit Process, and guidance on holding your District, Sectional, and State tournaments.
We have also developed a series of Frequently Asked Questions regarding this decision and its impact on our local leagues that will be available on LittleLeague.org. As will additional Tournament Resources and educational content throughout the coming weeks.
I encourage you to watch our Facebook Live presentation at 2 p.m. However, if you are not available, you can preview that video here.
As always, thank you for your selfless commitment and leadership to the Little League program.
Sincerely,
Stephen D. Keener Little League President and CEO
This email was sent by: Little League International 539 US Highway 15 S. Williamsport, PA, 17702, US Update Profile/Unsubscribe | Forward to a Friend | Privacy Policy
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Great Bob From: Wadas <wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com> On Behalf Of dist4da@gmail.com Sent: Monday, May 3, 2021 12:39 PM To: 'Washington DAs Discussion Forum' <wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com>; April Meehleder <ameehleder@littleleague.org> Subject: [Wadas] State Meeting All, In light of Little Leagues announcement concerning tournaments this year and the Governors planned restrictions, I think it prudent that we have a State Meeting. I would like to have this meeting on Monday May 10th at 7:00 PM. Thanks, Mike From: Little League Baseball and Softball <llinternational@littleleague.org <mailto:llinternational@littleleague.org> > Sent: Monday, May 3, 2021 10:31 AM To: dist4da@gmail.com <mailto:dist4da@gmail.com> Subject: Important Announcement Regarding 2021 Tournament Season <https://llws2017.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/emails/newbrand/brand-blue-email-header3-private.png> Dear District Administrator, Last Friday, April 30, the Little League International Board of Directors gathered virtually for its annual spring meeting, where the core topic of discussion and deliberation was our plans for the summer tournament season. We will be sharing this information publicly at 2 p.m. Eastern Time today, but we wanted to share the announcement of the recommendations of the 2021 Little League International Pandemic Response Advisory Commission approved by the board with all of you in advance. The Commission, with the support of National Jewish Health of Denver, Colorado, and our Operations staff, developed a COVID-19 Mitigation plan for organizing and holding Little League Region and World Series tournaments. National Jewish Health has successfully developed similar health safety plans for youth and young adult-focused organizations, summer camps, colleges, and universities. Based on that comprehensive mitigation plan, which includes detailed testing protocols, vaccination requirements, contact tracing, and limiting the exposure of our participants to potential infection, the Commission issued a series of recommendations that were reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors. With the careful consideration of all participants physical and mental well-being, the following actions were taken: * The Little League Baseball and Softball World Series events will be held, as scheduled, this August in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and Greenville, North Carolina (respectively), featuring teams solely from the United States. * With the significant additional responsibilities of fully implementing the many facets of our COVID-19 mitigation plans at our volunteer-operated Region and World Series tournaments for the teenage divisions, the Commission recommended that, out of the utmost respect for our volunteer organizers, the tournaments at these divisions (Intermediate (50/70) Baseball, Junior League Baseball, Junior League Softball, Senior League Baseball, and Senior League Softball) will conclude at the state level, with Region and World Series events canceled for a second year. * The Little League Baseball® World Series will feature 16 teams with the top two teams advancing from each of its eight U.S. region tournaments. The Little League Softball® World Series will feature 10 teams, with the top two teams from each of its five U.S. region tournaments advancing. There will be no North Carolina Region as the host team at the Little League Softball World Series in 2021. With regard to international participation, after carefully monitoring international travel restrictions, quarantine requirements, testing and vaccine availability, along with updates from Little League officials from many countries within our program advising us on feasibility of tournaments in our international regions, the Commission recommended that the Little League Baseball and Softball World Series feature teams only from the United States. Where appropriate, international teams may continue to play based upon their country’s guidelines and restrictions. Little League International anticipates continuing with its plans to expand the Little League Baseball World Series to 20 teams and the Little League Softball World Series to 12 teams in 2022. * Spectator attendance will be restricted at our Little League Baseball and Softball Region and World Series tournaments. Accommodations will be made for family members and a limited number of individuals associated with the participating teams. Those attending are strongly encouraged to be vaccinated and may be subject to additional screening measures to be announced at a later date. As Hugh E. Tanner, Chairman of the Board, said during our meeting, this is our first step toward returning to normal Little League International activity. Certainly, we are disappointed that, in the face of these difficult times, that we must once again limit our tournament opportunities. But we are also encouraged that we are going to be able to provide that dream of participating in a Region and World Series tournament for so many of our baseball and softball players, especially those in that magical 12-year-old season after so many lost that opportunity last year. We know that you will have many questions as you start, or change, your plans locally. We will communicate effectively with all of you, and your leagues, to support your efforts this summer. We will be emailing league and district officials in the coming days with information about Tournament Enrollment that will open on May 10, the Affidavit Process, and guidance on holding your District, Sectional, and State tournaments. We have also developed a series of Frequently Asked Questions regarding this decision and its impact on our local leagues that will be available on LittleLeague.org. As will additional Tournament Resources and educational content throughout the coming weeks. I encourage you to watch our Facebook Live presentation at 2 p.m. However, if you are not available, you can preview that <http://click.email.littleleague.org/?qs=a85023ed1736b4226b67c503ae2096b332c36058f7567901f6b696d0461c57f4866e7300b982ef22c5b600f06930f00cd2e63f0ad4b21da3> video here. <http://click.email.littleleague.org/?qs=a85023ed1736b4226b67c503ae2096b332c36058f7567901f6b696d0461c57f4866e7300b982ef22c5b600f06930f00cd2e63f0ad4b21da3> As always, thank you for your selfless commitment and leadership to the Little League program. Sincerely, <https://llws2017.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/emails/steve-sig.png> Stephen D. 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Got it—will watch for zoom link or whatever Get Outlook for iOS<https://aka.ms/o0ukef> ________________________________ From: Wadas <wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com> on behalf of Bob Toigo <llsmokey@comcast.net> Sent: Monday, May 3, 2021 4:12:51 PM To: 'Washington DAs Discussion Forum' <wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com>; 'April Meehleder' <ameehleder@littleleague.org> Subject: Re: [Wadas] State Meeting Great Bob From: Wadas <wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com> On Behalf Of dist4da@gmail.com Sent: Monday, May 3, 2021 12:39 PM To: 'Washington DAs Discussion Forum' <wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com>; April Meehleder <ameehleder@littleleague.org> Subject: [Wadas] State Meeting All, In light of Little Leagues announcement concerning tournaments this year and the Governors planned restrictions, I think it prudent that we have a State Meeting. I would like to have this meeting on Monday May 10th at 7:00 PM. Thanks, Mike From: Little League Baseball and Softball <llinternational@littleleague.org<mailto:llinternational@littleleague.org>> Sent: Monday, May 3, 2021 10:31 AM To: dist4da@gmail.com<mailto:dist4da@gmail.com> Subject: Important Announcement Regarding 2021 Tournament Season [One Team. One Little League.] Dear District Administrator, Last Friday, April 30, the Little League International Board of Directors gathered virtually for its annual spring meeting, where the core topic of discussion and deliberation was our plans for the summer tournament season. We will be sharing this information publicly at 2 p.m. Eastern Time today, but we wanted to share the announcement of the recommendations of the 2021 Little League International Pandemic Response Advisory Commission approved by the board with all of you in advance. The Commission, with the support of National Jewish Health of Denver, Colorado, and our Operations staff, developed a COVID-19 Mitigation plan for organizing and holding Little League Region and World Series tournaments. National Jewish Health has successfully developed similar health safety plans for youth and young adult-focused organizations, summer camps, colleges, and universities. Based on that comprehensive mitigation plan, which includes detailed testing protocols, vaccination requirements, contact tracing, and limiting the exposure of our participants to potential infection, the Commission issued a series of recommendations that were reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors. With the careful consideration of all participants physical and mental well-being, the following actions were taken: · The Little League Baseball and Softball World Series events will be held, as scheduled, this August in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and Greenville, North Carolina (respectively), featuring teams solely from the United States. · With the significant additional responsibilities of fully implementing the many facets of our COVID-19 mitigation plans at our volunteer-operated Region and World Series tournaments for the teenage divisions, the Commission recommended that, out of the utmost respect for our volunteer organizers, the tournaments at these divisions (Intermediate (50/70) Baseball, Junior League Baseball, Junior League Softball, Senior League Baseball, and Senior League Softball) will conclude at the state level, with Region and World Series events canceled for a second year. · The Little League Baseball® World Series will feature 16 teams with the top two teams advancing from each of its eight U.S. region tournaments. The Little League Softball® World Series will feature 10 teams, with the top two teams from each of its five U.S. region tournaments advancing. There will be no North Carolina Region as the host team at the Little League Softball World Series in 2021. With regard to international participation, after carefully monitoring international travel restrictions, quarantine requirements, testing and vaccine availability, along with updates from Little League officials from many countries within our program advising us on feasibility of tournaments in our international regions, the Commission recommended that the Little League Baseball and Softball World Series feature teams only from the United States. Where appropriate, international teams may continue to play based upon their country’s guidelines and restrictions. Little League International anticipates continuing with its plans to expand the Little League Baseball World Series to 20 teams and the Little League Softball World Series to 12 teams in 2022. · Spectator attendance will be restricted at our Little League Baseball and Softball Region and World Series tournaments. Accommodations will be made for family members and a limited number of individuals associated with the participating teams. Those attending are strongly encouraged to be vaccinated and may be subject to additional screening measures to be announced at a later date. As Hugh E. Tanner, Chairman of the Board, said during our meeting, this is our first step toward returning to normal Little League International activity. Certainly, we are disappointed that, in the face of these difficult times, that we must once again limit our tournament opportunities. But we are also encouraged that we are going to be able to provide that dream of participating in a Region and World Series tournament for so many of our baseball and softball players, especially those in that magical 12-year-old season after so many lost that opportunity last year. We know that you will have many questions as you start, or change, your plans locally. We will communicate effectively with all of you, and your leagues, to support your efforts this summer. We will be emailing league and district officials in the coming days with information about Tournament Enrollment that will open on May 10, the Affidavit Process, and guidance on holding your District, Sectional, and State tournaments. We have also developed a series of Frequently Asked Questions regarding this decision and its impact on our local leagues that will be available on LittleLeague.org. As will additional Tournament Resources and educational content throughout the coming weeks. I encourage you to watch our Facebook Live presentation at 2 p.m. However, if you are not available, you can preview that video here<http://click.email.littleleague.org/?qs=a85023ed1736b4226b67c503ae2096b332c36058f7567901f6b696d0461c57f4866e7300b982ef22c5b600f06930f00cd2e63f0ad4b21da3>. [Stephen D. Keener Video Message to D.A.s]<http://click.email.littleleague.org/?qs=a85023ed1736b4226b67c503ae2096b332c36058f7567901f6b696d0461c57f4866e7300b982ef22c5b600f06930f00cd2e63f0ad4b21da3> As always, thank you for your selfless commitment and leadership to the Little League program. Sincerely, [Stephen D. Keener] Stephen D. 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Are we doing this meeting tonight? Haven’t heard anything about it since this email went out last Monday... Get Outlook for iOS<https://aka.ms/o0ukef> ________________________________ From: Wadas <wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com> on behalf of Bob Toigo <llsmokey@comcast.net> Sent: Monday, May 3, 2021 4:12 PM To: 'Washington DAs Discussion Forum'; 'April Meehleder' Subject: Re: [Wadas] State Meeting Great Bob From: Wadas <wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com> On Behalf Of dist4da@gmail.com Sent: Monday, May 3, 2021 12:39 PM To: 'Washington DAs Discussion Forum' <wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com>; April Meehleder <ameehleder@littleleague.org> Subject: [Wadas] State Meeting All, In light of Little Leagues announcement concerning tournaments this year and the Governors planned restrictions, I think it prudent that we have a State Meeting. I would like to have this meeting on Monday May 10th at 7:00 PM. Thanks, Mike From: Little League Baseball and Softball <llinternational@littleleague.org<mailto:llinternational@littleleague.org>> Sent: Monday, May 3, 2021 10:31 AM To: dist4da@gmail.com<mailto:dist4da@gmail.com> Subject: Important Announcement Regarding 2021 Tournament Season [One Team. One Little League.] Dear District Administrator, Last Friday, April 30, the Little League International Board of Directors gathered virtually for its annual spring meeting, where the core topic of discussion and deliberation was our plans for the summer tournament season. We will be sharing this information publicly at 2 p.m. Eastern Time today, but we wanted to share the announcement of the recommendations of the 2021 Little League International Pandemic Response Advisory Commission approved by the board with all of you in advance. The Commission, with the support of National Jewish Health of Denver, Colorado, and our Operations staff, developed a COVID-19 Mitigation plan for organizing and holding Little League Region and World Series tournaments. National Jewish Health has successfully developed similar health safety plans for youth and young adult-focused organizations, summer camps, colleges, and universities. Based on that comprehensive mitigation plan, which includes detailed testing protocols, vaccination requirements, contact tracing, and limiting the exposure of our participants to potential infection, the Commission issued a series of recommendations that were reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors. With the careful consideration of all participants physical and mental well-being, the following actions were taken: · The Little League Baseball and Softball World Series events will be held, as scheduled, this August in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and Greenville, North Carolina (respectively), featuring teams solely from the United States. · With the significant additional responsibilities of fully implementing the many facets of our COVID-19 mitigation plans at our volunteer-operated Region and World Series tournaments for the teenage divisions, the Commission recommended that, out of the utmost respect for our volunteer organizers, the tournaments at these divisions (Intermediate (50/70) Baseball, Junior League Baseball, Junior League Softball, Senior League Baseball, and Senior League Softball) will conclude at the state level, with Region and World Series events canceled for a second year. · The Little League Baseball® World Series will feature 16 teams with the top two teams advancing from each of its eight U.S. region tournaments. The Little League Softball® World Series will feature 10 teams, with the top two teams from each of its five U.S. region tournaments advancing. There will be no North Carolina Region as the host team at the Little League Softball World Series in 2021. With regard to international participation, after carefully monitoring international travel restrictions, quarantine requirements, testing and vaccine availability, along with updates from Little League officials from many countries within our program advising us on feasibility of tournaments in our international regions, the Commission recommended that the Little League Baseball and Softball World Series feature teams only from the United States. Where appropriate, international teams may continue to play based upon their country’s guidelines and restrictions. Little League International anticipates continuing with its plans to expand the Little League Baseball World Series to 20 teams and the Little League Softball World Series to 12 teams in 2022. · Spectator attendance will be restricted at our Little League Baseball and Softball Region and World Series tournaments. Accommodations will be made for family members and a limited number of individuals associated with the participating teams. Those attending are strongly encouraged to be vaccinated and may be subject to additional screening measures to be announced at a later date. As Hugh E. Tanner, Chairman of the Board, said during our meeting, this is our first step toward returning to normal Little League International activity. Certainly, we are disappointed that, in the face of these difficult times, that we must once again limit our tournament opportunities. But we are also encouraged that we are going to be able to provide that dream of participating in a Region and World Series tournament for so many of our baseball and softball players, especially those in that magical 12-year-old season after so many lost that opportunity last year. We know that you will have many questions as you start, or change, your plans locally. We will communicate effectively with all of you, and your leagues, to support your efforts this summer. We will be emailing league and district officials in the coming days with information about Tournament Enrollment that will open on May 10, the Affidavit Process, and guidance on holding your District, Sectional, and State tournaments. We have also developed a series of Frequently Asked Questions regarding this decision and its impact on our local leagues that will be available on LittleLeague.org. As will additional Tournament Resources and educational content throughout the coming weeks. I encourage you to watch our Facebook Live presentation at 2 p.m. However, if you are not available, you can preview that video here<http://click.email.littleleague.org/?qs=a85023ed1736b4226b67c503ae2096b332c36058f7567901f6b696d0461c57f4866e7300b982ef22c5b600f06930f00cd2e63f0ad4b21da3>. [Stephen D. Keener Video Message to D.A.s]<http://click.email.littleleague.org/?qs=a85023ed1736b4226b67c503ae2096b332c36058f7567901f6b696d0461c57f4866e7300b982ef22c5b600f06930f00cd2e63f0ad4b21da3> As always, thank you for your selfless commitment and leadership to the Little League program. Sincerely, [Stephen D. Keener] Stephen D. 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Mike, Do we have call-in information for this? I can set up a Zoom call if needed. Regards, Pat ======================================= Pat Ryan District Administrator Little League Baseball and Softball Washington District 2 2686 NE Lillehammer Lane Poulsbo, WA 98370 360-779-1824 home 360-271-5193 mobile 888-300-6193 fax <mailto:Pat.Ryan@WAD2LLB.org> Pat.Ryan@WAD2LLB.org <http://www.wad2llb.org2/> www.WAD2LLB.org "If you want 1 year of prosperity, grow grain. If you want 10 years of prosperity, grow trees. If you want 100 years of prosperity, grow people." Old Chinese Proverb ======================================= From: Wadas <wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com> On Behalf Of Kim Betzsold Sent: Monday, May 10, 2021 9:19 AM To: llsmokey@comcast.net; Washington DAs Discussion Forum <wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com>; 'April Meehleder' <ameehleder@littleleague.org> Subject: Re: [Wadas] State Meeting Are we doing this meeting tonight? Haven't heard anything about it since this email went out last Monday... Get Outlook for iOS <https://aka.ms/o0ukef> _____ From: Wadas <wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com <mailto:wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com> > on behalf of Bob Toigo <llsmokey@comcast.net <mailto:llsmokey@comcast.net> > Sent: Monday, May 3, 2021 4:12 PM To: 'Washington DAs Discussion Forum'; 'April Meehleder' Subject: Re: [Wadas] State Meeting Great Bob From: Wadas <wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com <mailto:wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com> > On Behalf Of dist4da@gmail.com <mailto:dist4da@gmail.com> Sent: Monday, May 3, 2021 12:39 PM To: 'Washington DAs Discussion Forum' <wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com <mailto:wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com> >; April Meehleder <ameehleder@littleleague.org <mailto:ameehleder@littleleague.org> > Subject: [Wadas] State Meeting All, In light of Little Leagues announcement concerning tournaments this year and the Governors planned restrictions, I think it prudent that we have a State Meeting. I would like to have this meeting on Monday May 10th at 7:00 PM. Thanks, Mike From: Little League Baseball and Softball <llinternational@littleleague.org <mailto:llinternational@littleleague.org> > Sent: Monday, May 3, 2021 10:31 AM To: dist4da@gmail.com <mailto:dist4da@gmail.com> Subject: Important Announcement Regarding 2021 Tournament Season <https://llws2017.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/emails/newbrand/brand-blue-emai l-header3-private.png> Dear District Administrator, Last Friday, April 30, the Little League International Board of Directors gathered virtually for its annual spring meeting, where the core topic of discussion and deliberation was our plans for the summer tournament season. We will be sharing this information publicly at 2 p.m. Eastern Time today, but we wanted to share the announcement of the recommendations of the 2021 Little League International Pandemic Response Advisory Commission approved by the board with all of you in advance. The Commission, with the support of National Jewish Health of Denver, Colorado, and our Operations staff, developed a COVID-19 Mitigation plan for organizing and holding Little League Region and World Series tournaments. National Jewish Health has successfully developed similar health safety plans for youth and young adult-focused organizations, summer camps, colleges, and universities. Based on that comprehensive mitigation plan, which includes detailed testing protocols, vaccination requirements, contact tracing, and limiting the exposure of our participants to potential infection, the Commission issued a series of recommendations that were reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors. With the careful consideration of all participants physical and mental well-being, the following actions were taken: The Little League Baseball and Softball World Series events will be held, as scheduled, this August in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and Greenville, North Carolina (respectively), featuring teams solely from the United States. With the significant additional responsibilities of fully implementing the many facets of our COVID-19 mitigation plans at our volunteer-operated Region and World Series tournaments for the teenage divisions, the Commission recommended that, out of the utmost respect for our volunteer organizers, the tournaments at these divisions (Intermediate (50/70) Baseball, Junior League Baseball, Junior League Softball, Senior League Baseball, and Senior League Softball) will conclude at the state level, with Region and World Series events canceled for a second year. The Little League BaseballR World Series will feature 16 teams with the top two teams advancing from each of its eight U.S. region tournaments. The Little League SoftballR World Series will feature 10 teams, with the top two teams from each of its five U.S. region tournaments advancing. There will be no North Carolina Region as the host team at the Little League Softball World Series in 2021. With regard to international participation, after carefully monitoring international travel restrictions, quarantine requirements, testing and vaccine availability, along with updates from Little League officials from many countries within our program advising us on feasibility of tournaments in our international regions, the Commission recommended that the Little League Baseball and Softball World Series feature teams only from the United States. Where appropriate, international teams may continue to play based upon their country's guidelines and restrictions. Little League International anticipates continuing with its plans to expand the Little League Baseball World Series to 20 teams and the Little League Softball World Series to 12 teams in 2022. Spectator attendance will be restricted at our Little League Baseball and Softball Region and World Series tournaments. Accommodations will be made for family members and a limited number of individuals associated with the participating teams. Those attending are strongly encouraged to be vaccinated and may be subject to additional screening measures to be announced at a later date. As Hugh E. Tanner, Chairman of the Board, said during our meeting, this is our first step toward returning to normal Little League International activity. Certainly, we are disappointed that, in the face of these difficult times, that we must once again limit our tournament opportunities. But we are also encouraged that we are going to be able to provide that dream of participating in a Region and World Series tournament for so many of our baseball and softball players, especially those in that magical 12-year-old season after so many lost that opportunity last year. We know that you will have many questions as you start, or change, your plans locally. We will communicate effectively with all of you, and your leagues, to support your efforts this summer. We will be emailing league and district officials in the coming days with information about Tournament Enrollment that will open on May 10, the Affidavit Process, and guidance on holding your District, Sectional, and State tournaments. We have also developed a series of Frequently Asked Questions regarding this decision and its impact on our local leagues that will be available on LittleLeague.org. As will additional Tournament Resources and educational content throughout the coming weeks. I encourage you to watch our Facebook Live presentation at 2 p.m. However, if you are not available, you can preview that <http://click.email.littleleague.org/?qs=a85023ed1736b4226b67c503ae2096b332c 36058f7567901f6b696d0461c57f4866e7300b982ef22c5b600f06930f00cd2e63f0ad4b21da 3> video here. <http://click.email.littleleague.org/?qs=a85023ed1736b4226b67c503ae2096b332c 36058f7567901f6b696d0461c57f4866e7300b982ef22c5b600f06930f00cd2e63f0ad4b21da 3> As always, thank you for your selfless commitment and leadership to the Little League program. Sincerely, <https://llws2017.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/emails/steve-sig.png> Stephen D. 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Mike, It’s on my calendar. Thanks, Pat ======================================= Pat Ryan District Administrator Little League Baseball and Softball Washington District 2 2686 NE Lillehammer Lane Poulsbo, WA 98370 360-779-1824 home 360-271-5193 mobile 888-300-6193 fax <mailto:Pat.Ryan@WAD2LLB.org> Pat.Ryan@WAD2LLB.org <http://www.wad2llb.org2/> www.WAD2LLB.org "If you want 1 year of prosperity, grow grain. If you want 10 years of prosperity, grow trees. If you want 100 years of prosperity, grow people." Old Chinese Proverb ======================================= From: Wadas <wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com> On Behalf Of dist4da@gmail.com Sent: Monday, May 03, 2021 12:39 PM To: 'Washington DAs Discussion Forum' <wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com>; April Meehleder <ameehleder@littleleague.org> Subject: [Wadas] State Meeting All, In light of Little Leagues announcement concerning tournaments this year and the Governors planned restrictions, I think it prudent that we have a State Meeting. I would like to have this meeting on Monday May 10th at 7:00 PM. Thanks, Mike From: Little League Baseball and Softball <llinternational@littleleague.org <mailto:llinternational@littleleague.org> > Sent: Monday, May 3, 2021 10:31 AM To: dist4da@gmail.com <mailto:dist4da@gmail.com> Subject: Important Announcement Regarding 2021 Tournament Season <https://llws2017.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/emails/newbrand/brand-blue-email-header3-private.png> Dear District Administrator, Last Friday, April 30, the Little League International Board of Directors gathered virtually for its annual spring meeting, where the core topic of discussion and deliberation was our plans for the summer tournament season. We will be sharing this information publicly at 2 p.m. Eastern Time today, but we wanted to share the announcement of the recommendations of the 2021 Little League International Pandemic Response Advisory Commission approved by the board with all of you in advance. The Commission, with the support of National Jewish Health of Denver, Colorado, and our Operations staff, developed a COVID-19 Mitigation plan for organizing and holding Little League Region and World Series tournaments. National Jewish Health has successfully developed similar health safety plans for youth and young adult-focused organizations, summer camps, colleges, and universities. Based on that comprehensive mitigation plan, which includes detailed testing protocols, vaccination requirements, contact tracing, and limiting the exposure of our participants to potential infection, the Commission issued a series of recommendations that were reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors. With the careful consideration of all participants physical and mental well-being, the following actions were taken: * The Little League Baseball and Softball World Series events will be held, as scheduled, this August in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and Greenville, North Carolina (respectively), featuring teams solely from the United States. * With the significant additional responsibilities of fully implementing the many facets of our COVID-19 mitigation plans at our volunteer-operated Region and World Series tournaments for the teenage divisions, the Commission recommended that, out of the utmost respect for our volunteer organizers, the tournaments at these divisions (Intermediate (50/70) Baseball, Junior League Baseball, Junior League Softball, Senior League Baseball, and Senior League Softball) will conclude at the state level, with Region and World Series events canceled for a second year. * The Little League Baseball® World Series will feature 16 teams with the top two teams advancing from each of its eight U.S. region tournaments. The Little League Softball® World Series will feature 10 teams, with the top two teams from each of its five U.S. region tournaments advancing. There will be no North Carolina Region as the host team at the Little League Softball World Series in 2021. With regard to international participation, after carefully monitoring international travel restrictions, quarantine requirements, testing and vaccine availability, along with updates from Little League officials from many countries within our program advising us on feasibility of tournaments in our international regions, the Commission recommended that the Little League Baseball and Softball World Series feature teams only from the United States. Where appropriate, international teams may continue to play based upon their country’s guidelines and restrictions. Little League International anticipates continuing with its plans to expand the Little League Baseball World Series to 20 teams and the Little League Softball World Series to 12 teams in 2022. * Spectator attendance will be restricted at our Little League Baseball and Softball Region and World Series tournaments. Accommodations will be made for family members and a limited number of individuals associated with the participating teams. Those attending are strongly encouraged to be vaccinated and may be subject to additional screening measures to be announced at a later date. As Hugh E. Tanner, Chairman of the Board, said during our meeting, this is our first step toward returning to normal Little League International activity. Certainly, we are disappointed that, in the face of these difficult times, that we must once again limit our tournament opportunities. But we are also encouraged that we are going to be able to provide that dream of participating in a Region and World Series tournament for so many of our baseball and softball players, especially those in that magical 12-year-old season after so many lost that opportunity last year. We know that you will have many questions as you start, or change, your plans locally. We will communicate effectively with all of you, and your leagues, to support your efforts this summer. We will be emailing league and district officials in the coming days with information about Tournament Enrollment that will open on May 10, the Affidavit Process, and guidance on holding your District, Sectional, and State tournaments. We have also developed a series of Frequently Asked Questions regarding this decision and its impact on our local leagues that will be available on LittleLeague.org. As will additional Tournament Resources and educational content throughout the coming weeks. I encourage you to watch our Facebook Live presentation at 2 p.m. However, if you are not available, you can preview that <http://click.email.littleleague.org/?qs=a85023ed1736b4226b67c503ae2096b332c36058f7567901f6b696d0461c57f4866e7300b982ef22c5b600f06930f00cd2e63f0ad4b21da3> video here. <http://click.email.littleleague.org/?qs=a85023ed1736b4226b67c503ae2096b332c36058f7567901f6b696d0461c57f4866e7300b982ef22c5b600f06930f00cd2e63f0ad4b21da3> As always, thank you for your selfless commitment and leadership to the Little League program. Sincerely, <https://llws2017.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/emails/steve-sig.png> Stephen D. 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Got it Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android On Mon, May 3, 2021 at 9:08 PM, Pat Ryan<pat.ryan@wad2llb.org> wrote: _______________________________________________ Wadas mailing list Wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com http://lists.rodeonetworks.com/mailman/listinfo/wadas
All, We are making plans for the Jr and Sr. Baseball State All Star tournament to be held in July. To help us plan the Seniors, would you reply if you currently have a Senior Baseball team in your district and if they are planning on participating in the State Tournament. Currently we are planning to hold the tournament in Mount Vernon, WA. Thanks for your input. Doug Sheldon - District 1 Jim Wheat - District 11 On Mon, May 3, 2021 at 9:08 PM Pat Ryan <pat.ryan@wad2llb.org> wrote:
Mike,
It’s on my calendar.
Thanks,
Pat
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*From:* Wadas <wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com> *On Behalf Of * dist4da@gmail.com *Sent:* Monday, May 03, 2021 12:39 PM *To:* 'Washington DAs Discussion Forum' <wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com>; April Meehleder <ameehleder@littleleague.org> *Subject:* [Wadas] State Meeting
*All, *
*In light of Little Leagues announcement concerning tournaments this year and the Governors planned restrictions, I think it prudent that we have a State Meeting. I would like to have this meeting on Monday May 10th at 7:00 PM.*
*Thanks,*
*Mike*
*From:* Little League Baseball and Softball < llinternational@littleleague.org> *Sent:* Monday, May 3, 2021 10:31 AM *To:* dist4da@gmail.com *Subject:* Important Announcement Regarding 2021 Tournament Season
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Dear District Administrator,
Last Friday, April 30, the Little League International Board of Directors gathered virtually for its annual spring meeting, where the core topic of discussion and deliberation was our plans for the summer tournament season.
We will be sharing this information publicly at 2 p.m. Eastern Time today, but we wanted to share the announcement of the recommendations of the 2021 Little League International Pandemic Response Advisory Commission approved by the board with all of you in advance.
The Commission, with the support of National Jewish Health of Denver, Colorado, and our Operations staff, developed a COVID-19 Mitigation plan for organizing and holding Little League Region and World Series tournaments. National Jewish Health has successfully developed similar health safety plans for youth and young adult-focused organizations, summer camps, colleges, and universities.
Based on that comprehensive mitigation plan, which includes detailed testing protocols, vaccination requirements, contact tracing, and limiting the exposure of our participants to potential infection, the Commission issued a series of recommendations that were reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors. With the careful consideration of all participants physical and mental well-being, the following actions were taken:
· The Little League Baseball and Softball World Series events will be held, as scheduled, this August in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and Greenville, North Carolina (respectively), featuring teams solely from the United States.
· With the significant additional responsibilities of fully implementing the many facets of our COVID-19 mitigation plans at our volunteer-operated Region and World Series tournaments for the teenage divisions, the Commission recommended that, out of the utmost respect for our volunteer organizers, the tournaments at these divisions (Intermediate (50/70) Baseball, Junior League Baseball, Junior League Softball, Senior League Baseball, and Senior League Softball) will conclude at the state level, with Region and World Series events canceled for a second year.
· The Little League Baseball® World Series will feature 16 teams with the top two teams advancing from each of its eight U.S. region tournaments. The Little League Softball® World Series will feature 10 teams, with the top two teams from each of its five U.S. region tournaments advancing. There will be no North Carolina Region as the host team at the Little League Softball World Series in 2021. With regard to international participation, after carefully monitoring international travel restrictions, quarantine requirements, testing and vaccine availability, along with updates from Little League officials from many countries within our program advising us on feasibility of tournaments in our international regions, the Commission recommended that the Little League Baseball and Softball World Series feature teams only from the United States. Where appropriate, international teams may continue to play based upon their country’s guidelines and restrictions. Little League International anticipates continuing with its plans to expand the Little League Baseball World Series to 20 teams and the Little League Softball World Series to 12 teams in 2022.
· Spectator attendance will be restricted at our Little League Baseball and Softball Region and World Series tournaments. Accommodations will be made for family members and a limited number of individuals associated with the participating teams. Those attending are strongly encouraged to be vaccinated and may be subject to additional screening measures to be announced at a later date.
As Hugh E. Tanner, Chairman of the Board, said during our meeting, this is our first step toward returning to normal Little League International activity. Certainly, we are disappointed that, in the face of these difficult times, that we must once again limit our tournament opportunities. But we are also encouraged that we are going to be able to provide that dream of participating in a Region and World Series tournament for so many of our baseball and softball players, especially those in that magical 12-year-old season after so many lost that opportunity last year.
We know that you will have many questions as you start, or change, your plans locally. We will communicate effectively with all of you, and your leagues, to support your efforts this summer. We will be emailing league and district officials in the coming days with information about Tournament Enrollment that will open on May 10, the Affidavit Process, and guidance on holding your District, Sectional, and State tournaments.
We have also developed a series of Frequently Asked Questions regarding this decision and its impact on our local leagues that will be available on LittleLeague.org. As will additional Tournament Resources and educational content throughout the coming weeks.
I encourage you to watch our Facebook Live presentation at 2 p.m. However, if you are not available, you can preview that video here <http://click.email.littleleague.org/?qs=a85023ed1736b4226b67c503ae2096b332c36058f7567901f6b696d0461c57f4866e7300b982ef22c5b600f06930f00cd2e63f0ad4b21da3>.
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As always, thank you for your selfless commitment and leadership to the Little League program.
Sincerely,
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Hi Doug We are grown up enough yet to have Jrs or Srs baseball… but someday… JP From: Wadas <wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com> On Behalf Of Doug Sheldon Sent: Wednesday, May 5, 2021 8:40 AM To: WA-02 DA, Pat Ryan <Pat.Ryan@wad2llb.org>; Washington DAs Discussion Forum <wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com> Subject: Re: [Wadas] State Meeting All, We are making plans for the Jr and Sr. Baseball State All Star tournament to be held in July. To help us plan the Seniors, would you reply if you currently have a Senior Baseball team in your district and if they are planning on participating in the State Tournament. Currently we are planning to hold the tournament in Mount Vernon, WA. Thanks for your input. Doug Sheldon - District 1 Jim Wheat - District 11 On Mon, May 3, 2021 at 9:08 PM Pat Ryan <pat.ryan@wad2llb.org <mailto:pat.ryan@wad2llb.org> > wrote: Mike, It’s on my calendar. Thanks, Pat ======================================= Pat Ryan District Administrator Little League Baseball and Softball Washington District 2 2686 NE Lillehammer Lane Poulsbo, WA 98370 360-779-1824 home 360-271-5193 mobile 888-300-6193 fax <mailto:Pat.Ryan@WAD2LLB.org> Pat.Ryan@WAD2LLB.org <http://www.wad2llb.org2/> www.WAD2LLB.org "If you want 1 year of prosperity, grow grain. If you want 10 years of prosperity, grow trees. If you want 100 years of prosperity, grow people." Old Chinese Proverb ======================================= From: Wadas <wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com <mailto:wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com> > On Behalf Of dist4da@gmail.com <mailto:dist4da@gmail.com> Sent: Monday, May 03, 2021 12:39 PM To: 'Washington DAs Discussion Forum' <wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com <mailto:wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com> >; April Meehleder <ameehleder@littleleague.org <mailto:ameehleder@littleleague.org> > Subject: [Wadas] State Meeting All, In light of Little Leagues announcement concerning tournaments this year and the Governors planned restrictions, I think it prudent that we have a State Meeting. I would like to have this meeting on Monday May 10th at 7:00 PM. Thanks, Mike From: Little League Baseball and Softball <llinternational@littleleague.org> Sent: Monday, May 3, 2021 10:31 AM To: dist4da@gmail.com <mailto:dist4da@gmail.com> Subject: Important Announcement Regarding 2021 Tournament Season <https://llws2017.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/emails/newbrand/brand-blue-email-header3-private.png> Dear District Administrator, Last Friday, April 30, the Little League International Board of Directors gathered virtually for its annual spring meeting, where the core topic of discussion and deliberation was our plans for the summer tournament season. We will be sharing this information publicly at 2 p.m. Eastern Time today, but we wanted to share the announcement of the recommendations of the 2021 Little League International Pandemic Response Advisory Commission approved by the board with all of you in advance. The Commission, with the support of National Jewish Health of Denver, Colorado, and our Operations staff, developed a COVID-19 Mitigation plan for organizing and holding Little League Region and World Series tournaments. National Jewish Health has successfully developed similar health safety plans for youth and young adult-focused organizations, summer camps, colleges, and universities. Based on that comprehensive mitigation plan, which includes detailed testing protocols, vaccination requirements, contact tracing, and limiting the exposure of our participants to potential infection, the Commission issued a series of recommendations that were reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors. With the careful consideration of all participants physical and mental well-being, the following actions were taken: * The Little League Baseball and Softball World Series events will be held, as scheduled, this August in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and Greenville, North Carolina (respectively), featuring teams solely from the United States. * With the significant additional responsibilities of fully implementing the many facets of our COVID-19 mitigation plans at our volunteer-operated Region and World Series tournaments for the teenage divisions, the Commission recommended that, out of the utmost respect for our volunteer organizers, the tournaments at these divisions (Intermediate (50/70) Baseball, Junior League Baseball, Junior League Softball, Senior League Baseball, and Senior League Softball) will conclude at the state level, with Region and World Series events canceled for a second year. * The Little League Baseball® World Series will feature 16 teams with the top two teams advancing from each of its eight U.S. region tournaments. The Little League Softball® World Series will feature 10 teams, with the top two teams from each of its five U.S. region tournaments advancing. There will be no North Carolina Region as the host team at the Little League Softball World Series in 2021. With regard to international participation, after carefully monitoring international travel restrictions, quarantine requirements, testing and vaccine availability, along with updates from Little League officials from many countries within our program advising us on feasibility of tournaments in our international regions, the Commission recommended that the Little League Baseball and Softball World Series feature teams only from the United States. Where appropriate, international teams may continue to play based upon their country’s guidelines and restrictions. Little League International anticipates continuing with its plans to expand the Little League Baseball World Series to 20 teams and the Little League Softball World Series to 12 teams in 2022. * Spectator attendance will be restricted at our Little League Baseball and Softball Region and World Series tournaments. Accommodations will be made for family members and a limited number of individuals associated with the participating teams. Those attending are strongly encouraged to be vaccinated and may be subject to additional screening measures to be announced at a later date. As Hugh E. Tanner, Chairman of the Board, said during our meeting, this is our first step toward returning to normal Little League International activity. Certainly, we are disappointed that, in the face of these difficult times, that we must once again limit our tournament opportunities. But we are also encouraged that we are going to be able to provide that dream of participating in a Region and World Series tournament for so many of our baseball and softball players, especially those in that magical 12-year-old season after so many lost that opportunity last year. We know that you will have many questions as you start, or change, your plans locally. We will communicate effectively with all of you, and your leagues, to support your efforts this summer. We will be emailing league and district officials in the coming days with information about Tournament Enrollment that will open on May 10, the Affidavit Process, and guidance on holding your District, Sectional, and State tournaments. We have also developed a series of Frequently Asked Questions regarding this decision and its impact on our local leagues that will be available on LittleLeague.org. As will additional Tournament Resources and educational content throughout the coming weeks. I encourage you to watch our Facebook Live presentation at 2 p.m. However, if you are not available, you can preview that <http://click.email.littleleague.org/?qs=a85023ed1736b4226b67c503ae2096b332c36058f7567901f6b696d0461c57f4866e7300b982ef22c5b600f06930f00cd2e63f0ad4b21da3> video here. <http://click.email.littleleague.org/?qs=a85023ed1736b4226b67c503ae2096b332c36058f7567901f6b696d0461c57f4866e7300b982ef22c5b600f06930f00cd2e63f0ad4b21da3> As always, thank you for your selfless commitment and leadership to the Little League program. Sincerely, <https://llws2017.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/emails/steve-sig.png> Stephen D. 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Hi Doug, District 8 will be sending a Baseball Junior AND Senior team to these tournaments. Let me know if you have any other questions! Thanks, Scott Brohaugh WA District 8 Administrator (206) 790-2688 scottbrohaugh@frontier.com From: Wadas <wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com> On Behalf Of Doug Sheldon Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2021 8:40 AM To: WA-02 DA, Pat Ryan <Pat.Ryan@wad2llb.org>; Washington DAs Discussion Forum <wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com> Subject: Re: [Wadas] State Meeting All, We are making plans for the Jr and Sr. Baseball State All Star tournament to be held in July. To help us plan the Seniors, would you reply if you currently have a Senior Baseball team in your district and if they are planning on participating in the State Tournament. Currently we are planning to hold the tournament in Mount Vernon, WA. Thanks for your input. Doug Sheldon - District 1 Jim Wheat - District 11 On Mon, May 3, 2021 at 9:08 PM Pat Ryan <pat.ryan@wad2llb.org <mailto:pat.ryan@wad2llb.org> > wrote: Mike, It’s on my calendar. Thanks, Pat ======================================= Pat Ryan District Administrator Little League Baseball and Softball Washington District 2 2686 NE Lillehammer Lane Poulsbo, WA 98370 360-779-1824 home 360-271-5193 mobile 888-300-6193 fax <mailto:Pat.Ryan@WAD2LLB.org> Pat.Ryan@WAD2LLB.org <http://www.wad2llb.org2/> www.WAD2LLB.org "If you want 1 year of prosperity, grow grain. If you want 10 years of prosperity, grow trees. If you want 100 years of prosperity, grow people." Old Chinese Proverb ======================================= From: Wadas <wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com <mailto:wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com> > On Behalf Of dist4da@gmail.com <mailto:dist4da@gmail.com> Sent: Monday, May 03, 2021 12:39 PM To: 'Washington DAs Discussion Forum' <wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com <mailto:wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com> >; April Meehleder <ameehleder@littleleague.org <mailto:ameehleder@littleleague.org> > Subject: [Wadas] State Meeting All, In light of Little Leagues announcement concerning tournaments this year and the Governors planned restrictions, I think it prudent that we have a State Meeting. I would like to have this meeting on Monday May 10th at 7:00 PM. Thanks, Mike From: Little League Baseball and Softball <llinternational@littleleague.org <mailto:llinternational@littleleague.org> > Sent: Monday, May 3, 2021 10:31 AM To: dist4da@gmail.com <mailto:dist4da@gmail.com> Subject: Important Announcement Regarding 2021 Tournament Season <https://llws2017.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/emails/newbrand/brand-blue-email-header3-private.png> Dear District Administrator, Last Friday, April 30, the Little League International Board of Directors gathered virtually for its annual spring meeting, where the core topic of discussion and deliberation was our plans for the summer tournament season. We will be sharing this information publicly at 2 p.m. Eastern Time today, but we wanted to share the announcement of the recommendations of the 2021 Little League International Pandemic Response Advisory Commission approved by the board with all of you in advance. The Commission, with the support of National Jewish Health of Denver, Colorado, and our Operations staff, developed a COVID-19 Mitigation plan for organizing and holding Little League Region and World Series tournaments. National Jewish Health has successfully developed similar health safety plans for youth and young adult-focused organizations, summer camps, colleges, and universities. Based on that comprehensive mitigation plan, which includes detailed testing protocols, vaccination requirements, contact tracing, and limiting the exposure of our participants to potential infection, the Commission issued a series of recommendations that were reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors. With the careful consideration of all participants physical and mental well-being, the following actions were taken: * The Little League Baseball and Softball World Series events will be held, as scheduled, this August in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and Greenville, North Carolina (respectively), featuring teams solely from the United States. * With the significant additional responsibilities of fully implementing the many facets of our COVID-19 mitigation plans at our volunteer-operated Region and World Series tournaments for the teenage divisions, the Commission recommended that, out of the utmost respect for our volunteer organizers, the tournaments at these divisions (Intermediate (50/70) Baseball, Junior League Baseball, Junior League Softball, Senior League Baseball, and Senior League Softball) will conclude at the state level, with Region and World Series events canceled for a second year. * The Little League Baseball® World Series will feature 16 teams with the top two teams advancing from each of its eight U.S. region tournaments. The Little League Softball® World Series will feature 10 teams, with the top two teams from each of its five U.S. region tournaments advancing. There will be no North Carolina Region as the host team at the Little League Softball World Series in 2021. With regard to international participation, after carefully monitoring international travel restrictions, quarantine requirements, testing and vaccine availability, along with updates from Little League officials from many countries within our program advising us on feasibility of tournaments in our international regions, the Commission recommended that the Little League Baseball and Softball World Series feature teams only from the United States. Where appropriate, international teams may continue to play based upon their country’s guidelines and restrictions. Little League International anticipates continuing with its plans to expand the Little League Baseball World Series to 20 teams and the Little League Softball World Series to 12 teams in 2022. * Spectator attendance will be restricted at our Little League Baseball and Softball Region and World Series tournaments. Accommodations will be made for family members and a limited number of individuals associated with the participating teams. Those attending are strongly encouraged to be vaccinated and may be subject to additional screening measures to be announced at a later date. As Hugh E. Tanner, Chairman of the Board, said during our meeting, this is our first step toward returning to normal Little League International activity. Certainly, we are disappointed that, in the face of these difficult times, that we must once again limit our tournament opportunities. But we are also encouraged that we are going to be able to provide that dream of participating in a Region and World Series tournament for so many of our baseball and softball players, especially those in that magical 12-year-old season after so many lost that opportunity last year. We know that you will have many questions as you start, or change, your plans locally. We will communicate effectively with all of you, and your leagues, to support your efforts this summer. We will be emailing league and district officials in the coming days with information about Tournament Enrollment that will open on May 10, the Affidavit Process, and guidance on holding your District, Sectional, and State tournaments. We have also developed a series of Frequently Asked Questions regarding this decision and its impact on our local leagues that will be available on LittleLeague.org. As will additional Tournament Resources and educational content throughout the coming weeks. I encourage you to watch our Facebook Live presentation at 2 p.m. However, if you are not available, you can preview that <http://click.email.littleleague.org/?qs=a85023ed1736b4226b67c503ae2096b332c36058f7567901f6b696d0461c57f4866e7300b982ef22c5b600f06930f00cd2e63f0ad4b21da3> video here. <http://click.email.littleleague.org/?qs=a85023ed1736b4226b67c503ae2096b332c36058f7567901f6b696d0461c57f4866e7300b982ef22c5b600f06930f00cd2e63f0ad4b21da3> As always, thank you for your selfless commitment and leadership to the Little League program. Sincerely, <https://llws2017.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/emails/steve-sig.png> Stephen D. 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We have seniors and juniors, but it’s anybody’s guess as to whether they will have enough seniors to play in a tournament. I’m pretty sure we will have a juniors team at state. From: Wadas <wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com> on behalf of Doug WA 01 Sheldon <dougbsheldon@gmail.com> Reply-To: Washington DAs Discussion Forum <wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com> Date: Wednesday, May 5, 2021 at 8:39 AM To: Pat WA 02 Ryan <Pat.Ryan@wad2llb.org>, Washington DAs Discussion Forum <wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com> Subject: Re: [Wadas] State Meeting All, We are making plans for the Jr and Sr. Baseball State All Star tournament to be held in July. To help us plan the Seniors, would you reply if you currently have a Senior Baseball team in your district and if they are planning on participating in the State Tournament. Currently we are planning to hold the tournament in Mount Vernon, WA. Thanks for your input. Doug Sheldon - District 1 Jim Wheat - District 11 On Mon, May 3, 2021 at 9:08 PM Pat Ryan <pat.ryan@wad2llb.org> wrote: Mike, It’s on my calendar. Thanks, Pat ======================================= Pat Ryan District Administrator Little League Baseball and Softball Washington District 2 2686 NE Lillehammer Lane Poulsbo, WA 98370 360-779-1824 home 360-271-5193 mobile 888-300-6193 fax Pat.Ryan@WAD2LLB.org www.WAD2LLB.org "If you want 1 year of prosperity, grow grain. If you want 10 years of prosperity, grow trees. If you want 100 years of prosperity, grow people." Old Chinese Proverb ======================================= From: Wadas <wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com> On Behalf Of dist4da@gmail.com Sent: Monday, May 03, 2021 12:39 PM To: 'Washington DAs Discussion Forum' <wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com>; April Meehleder <ameehleder@littleleague.org> Subject: [Wadas] State Meeting All, In light of Little Leagues announcement concerning tournaments this year and the Governors planned restrictions, I think it prudent that we have a State Meeting. I would like to have this meeting on Monday May 10th at 7:00 PM. Thanks, Mike From: Little League Baseball and Softball <llinternational@littleleague.org> Sent: Monday, May 3, 2021 10:31 AM To: dist4da@gmail.com Subject: Important Announcement Regarding 2021 Tournament Season Dear District Administrator, Last Friday, April 30, the Little League International Board of Directors gathered virtually for its annual spring meeting, where the core topic of discussion and deliberation was our plans for the summer tournament season. We will be sharing this information publicly at 2 p.m. Eastern Time today, but we wanted to share the announcement of the recommendations of the 2021 Little League International Pandemic Response Advisory Commission approved by the board with all of you in advance. The Commission, with the support of National Jewish Health of Denver, Colorado, and our Operations staff, developed a COVID-19 Mitigation plan for organizing and holding Little League Region and World Series tournaments. National Jewish Health has successfully developed similar health safety plans for youth and young adult-focused organizations, summer camps, colleges, and universities. Based on that comprehensive mitigation plan, which includes detailed testing protocols, vaccination requirements, contact tracing, and limiting the exposure of our participants to potential infection, the Commission issued a series of recommendations that were reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors. With the careful consideration of all participants physical and mental well-being, the following actions were taken: · The Little League Baseball and Softball World Series events will be held, as scheduled, this August in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and Greenville, North Carolina (respectively), featuring teams solely from the United States. · With the significant additional responsibilities of fully implementing the many facets of our COVID-19 mitigation plans at our volunteer-operated Region and World Series tournaments for the teenage divisions, the Commission recommended that, out of the utmost respect for our volunteer organizers, the tournaments at these divisions (Intermediate (50/70) Baseball, Junior League Baseball, Junior League Softball, Senior League Baseball, and Senior League Softball) will conclude at the state level, with Region and World Series events canceled for a second year. · The Little League Baseball® World Series will feature 16 teams with the top two teams advancing from each of its eight U.S. region tournaments. The Little League Softball® World Series will feature 10 teams, with the top two teams from each of its five U.S. region tournaments advancing. There will be no North Carolina Region as the host team at the Little League Softball World Series in 2021. With regard to international participation, after carefully monitoring international travel restrictions, quarantine requirements, testing and vaccine availability, along with updates from Little League officials from many countries within our program advising us on feasibility of tournaments in our international regions, the Commission recommended that the Little League Baseball and Softball World Series feature teams only from the United States. Where appropriate, international teams may continue to play based upon their country’s guidelines and restrictions. Little League International anticipates continuing with its plans to expand the Little League Baseball World Series to 20 teams and the Little League Softball World Series to 12 teams in 2022. · Spectator attendance will be restricted at our Little League Baseball and Softball Region and World Series tournaments. Accommodations will be made for family members and a limited number of individuals associated with the participating teams. Those attending are strongly encouraged to be vaccinated and may be subject to additional screening measures to be announced at a later date. As Hugh E. Tanner, Chairman of the Board, said during our meeting, this is our first step toward returning to normal Little League International activity. Certainly, we are disappointed that, in the face of these difficult times, that we must once again limit our tournament opportunities. But we are also encouraged that we are going to be able to provide that dream of participating in a Region and World Series tournament for so many of our baseball and softball players, especially those in that magical 12-year-old season after so many lost that opportunity last year. We know that you will have many questions as you start, or change, your plans locally. We will communicate effectively with all of you, and your leagues, to support your efforts this summer. We will be emailing league and district officials in the coming days with information about Tournament Enrollment that will open on May 10, the Affidavit Process, and guidance on holding your District, Sectional, and State tournaments. We have also developed a series of Frequently Asked Questions regarding this decision and its impact on our local leagues that will be available on LittleLeague.org. As will additional Tournament Resources and educational content throughout the coming weeks. I encourage you to watch our Facebook Live presentation at 2 p.m. However, if you are not available, you can preview that video here. As always, thank you for your selfless commitment and leadership to the Little League program. Sincerely, Stephen D. Keener Little League President and CEO This email was sent by: Little League International 539 US Highway 15 S. Williamsport, PA, 17702, US Update Profile/Unsubscribe | Forward to a Friend | Privacy Policy _______________________________________________ Wadas mailing list Wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com http://lists.rodeonetworks.com/mailman/listinfo/wadas _______________________________________________ Wadas mailing list Wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com http://lists.rodeonetworks.com/mailman/listinfo/wadas
District 4 Does not have Senior Baseball. Mike From: Wadas <wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com> On Behalf Of Doug Sheldon Sent: Wednesday, May 5, 2021 8:40 AM To: WA-02 DA, Pat Ryan <Pat.Ryan@wad2llb.org>; Washington DAs Discussion Forum <wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com> Subject: Re: [Wadas] State Meeting All, We are making plans for the Jr and Sr. Baseball State All Star tournament to be held in July. To help us plan the Seniors, would you reply if you currently have a Senior Baseball team in your district and if they are planning on participating in the State Tournament. Currently we are planning to hold the tournament in Mount Vernon, WA. Thanks for your input. Doug Sheldon - District 1 Jim Wheat - District 11 On Mon, May 3, 2021 at 9:08 PM Pat Ryan <pat.ryan@wad2llb.org <mailto:pat.ryan@wad2llb.org> > wrote: Mike, It’s on my calendar. Thanks, Pat ======================================= Pat Ryan District Administrator Little League Baseball and Softball Washington District 2 2686 NE Lillehammer Lane Poulsbo, WA 98370 360-779-1824 home 360-271-5193 mobile 888-300-6193 fax <mailto:Pat.Ryan@WAD2LLB.org> Pat.Ryan@WAD2LLB.org <http://www.wad2llb.org2/> www.WAD2LLB.org "If you want 1 year of prosperity, grow grain. If you want 10 years of prosperity, grow trees. If you want 100 years of prosperity, grow people." Old Chinese Proverb ======================================= From: Wadas <wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com <mailto:wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com> > On Behalf Of dist4da@gmail.com <mailto:dist4da@gmail.com> Sent: Monday, May 03, 2021 12:39 PM To: 'Washington DAs Discussion Forum' <wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com <mailto:wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com> >; April Meehleder <ameehleder@littleleague.org <mailto:ameehleder@littleleague.org> > Subject: [Wadas] State Meeting All, In light of Little Leagues announcement concerning tournaments this year and the Governors planned restrictions, I think it prudent that we have a State Meeting. I would like to have this meeting on Monday May 10th at 7:00 PM. Thanks, Mike From: Little League Baseball and Softball <llinternational@littleleague.org <mailto:llinternational@littleleague.org> > Sent: Monday, May 3, 2021 10:31 AM To: dist4da@gmail.com <mailto:dist4da@gmail.com> Subject: Important Announcement Regarding 2021 Tournament Season <https://llws2017.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/emails/newbrand/brand-blue-email-header3-private.png> Dear District Administrator, Last Friday, April 30, the Little League International Board of Directors gathered virtually for its annual spring meeting, where the core topic of discussion and deliberation was our plans for the summer tournament season. We will be sharing this information publicly at 2 p.m. Eastern Time today, but we wanted to share the announcement of the recommendations of the 2021 Little League International Pandemic Response Advisory Commission approved by the board with all of you in advance. The Commission, with the support of National Jewish Health of Denver, Colorado, and our Operations staff, developed a COVID-19 Mitigation plan for organizing and holding Little League Region and World Series tournaments. National Jewish Health has successfully developed similar health safety plans for youth and young adult-focused organizations, summer camps, colleges, and universities. Based on that comprehensive mitigation plan, which includes detailed testing protocols, vaccination requirements, contact tracing, and limiting the exposure of our participants to potential infection, the Commission issued a series of recommendations that were reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors. With the careful consideration of all participants physical and mental well-being, the following actions were taken: * The Little League Baseball and Softball World Series events will be held, as scheduled, this August in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and Greenville, North Carolina (respectively), featuring teams solely from the United States. * With the significant additional responsibilities of fully implementing the many facets of our COVID-19 mitigation plans at our volunteer-operated Region and World Series tournaments for the teenage divisions, the Commission recommended that, out of the utmost respect for our volunteer organizers, the tournaments at these divisions (Intermediate (50/70) Baseball, Junior League Baseball, Junior League Softball, Senior League Baseball, and Senior League Softball) will conclude at the state level, with Region and World Series events canceled for a second year. * The Little League Baseball® World Series will feature 16 teams with the top two teams advancing from each of its eight U.S. region tournaments. The Little League Softball® World Series will feature 10 teams, with the top two teams from each of its five U.S. region tournaments advancing. There will be no North Carolina Region as the host team at the Little League Softball World Series in 2021. With regard to international participation, after carefully monitoring international travel restrictions, quarantine requirements, testing and vaccine availability, along with updates from Little League officials from many countries within our program advising us on feasibility of tournaments in our international regions, the Commission recommended that the Little League Baseball and Softball World Series feature teams only from the United States. Where appropriate, international teams may continue to play based upon their country’s guidelines and restrictions. Little League International anticipates continuing with its plans to expand the Little League Baseball World Series to 20 teams and the Little League Softball World Series to 12 teams in 2022. * Spectator attendance will be restricted at our Little League Baseball and Softball Region and World Series tournaments. Accommodations will be made for family members and a limited number of individuals associated with the participating teams. Those attending are strongly encouraged to be vaccinated and may be subject to additional screening measures to be announced at a later date. As Hugh E. Tanner, Chairman of the Board, said during our meeting, this is our first step toward returning to normal Little League International activity. Certainly, we are disappointed that, in the face of these difficult times, that we must once again limit our tournament opportunities. But we are also encouraged that we are going to be able to provide that dream of participating in a Region and World Series tournament for so many of our baseball and softball players, especially those in that magical 12-year-old season after so many lost that opportunity last year. We know that you will have many questions as you start, or change, your plans locally. We will communicate effectively with all of you, and your leagues, to support your efforts this summer. We will be emailing league and district officials in the coming days with information about Tournament Enrollment that will open on May 10, the Affidavit Process, and guidance on holding your District, Sectional, and State tournaments. We have also developed a series of Frequently Asked Questions regarding this decision and its impact on our local leagues that will be available on LittleLeague.org. As will additional Tournament Resources and educational content throughout the coming weeks. 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On May 5, 2021, at 8:40 AM, Doug Sheldon <dougbsheldon@gmail.com> wrote:
All,
We are making plans for the Jr and Sr. Baseball State All Star tournament to be held in July. To help us plan the Seniors, would you reply if you currently have a Senior Baseball team in your district and if they are planning on participating in the State Tournament. Currently we are planning to hold the tournament in Mount Vernon, WA.
Thanks for your input.
Doug Sheldon - District 1 Jim Wheat - District 11
On Mon, May 3, 2021 at 9:08 PM Pat Ryan <pat.ryan@wad2llb.org> wrote: Mike,
It’s on my calendar.
Thanks,
Pat
=======================================
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2686 NE Lillehammer Lane Poulsbo, WA 98370 360-779-1824 home 360-271-5193 mobile 888-300-6193 fax Pat.Ryan@WAD2LLB.org www.WAD2LLB.org
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From: Wadas <wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com> On Behalf Of dist4da@gmail.com Sent: Monday, May 03, 2021 12:39 PM To: 'Washington DAs Discussion Forum' <wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com>; April Meehleder <ameehleder@littleleague.org> Subject: [Wadas] State Meeting
All,
In light of Little Leagues announcement concerning tournaments this year and the Governors planned restrictions, I think it prudent that we have a State Meeting. I would like to have this meeting on Monday May 10th at 7:00 PM.
Thanks,
Mike
From: Little League Baseball and Softball <llinternational@littleleague.org> Sent: Monday, May 3, 2021 10:31 AM To: dist4da@gmail.com Subject: Important Announcement Regarding 2021 Tournament Season
Dear District Administrator,
Last Friday, April 30, the Little League International Board of Directors gathered virtually for its annual spring meeting, where the core topic of discussion and deliberation was our plans for the summer tournament season.
We will be sharing this information publicly at 2 p.m. Eastern Time today, but we wanted to share the announcement of the recommendations of the 2021 Little League International Pandemic Response Advisory Commission approved by the board with all of you in advance.
The Commission, with the support of National Jewish Health of Denver, Colorado, and our Operations staff, developed a COVID-19 Mitigation plan for organizing and holding Little League Region and World Series tournaments. National Jewish Health has successfully developed similar health safety plans for youth and young adult-focused organizations, summer camps, colleges, and universities.
Based on that comprehensive mitigation plan, which includes detailed testing protocols, vaccination requirements, contact tracing, and limiting the exposure of our participants to potential infection, the Commission issued a series of recommendations that were reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors. With the careful consideration of all participants physical and mental well-being, the following actions were taken:
· The Little League Baseball and Softball World Series events will be held, as scheduled, this August in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and Greenville, North Carolina (respectively), featuring teams solely from the United States.
· With the significant additional responsibilities of fully implementing the many facets of our COVID-19 mitigation plans at our volunteer-operated Region and World Series tournaments for the teenage divisions, the Commission recommended that, out of the utmost respect for our volunteer organizers, the tournaments at these divisions (Intermediate (50/70) Baseball, Junior League Baseball, Junior League Softball, Senior League Baseball, and Senior League Softball) will conclude at the state level, with Region and World Series events canceled for a second year.
· The Little League Baseball® World Series will feature 16 teams with the top two teams advancing from each of its eight U.S. region tournaments. The Little League Softball® World Series will feature 10 teams, with the top two teams from each of its five U.S. region tournaments advancing. There will be no North Carolina Region as the host team at the Little League Softball World Series in 2021. With regard to international participation, after carefully monitoring international travel restrictions, quarantine requirements, testing and vaccine availability, along with updates from Little League officials from many countries within our program advising us on feasibility of tournaments in our international regions, the Commission recommended that the Little League Baseball and Softball World Series feature teams only from the United States. Where appropriate, international teams may continue to play based upon their country’s guidelines and restrictions. Little League International anticipates continuing with its plans to expand the Little League Baseball World Series to 20 teams and the Little League Softball World Series to 12 teams in 2022.
· Spectator attendance will be restricted at our Little League Baseball and Softball Region and World Series tournaments. Accommodations will be made for family members and a limited number of individuals associated with the participating teams. Those attending are strongly encouraged to be vaccinated and may be subject to additional screening measures to be announced at a later date.
As Hugh E. Tanner, Chairman of the Board, said during our meeting, this is our first step toward returning to normal Little League International activity. Certainly, we are disappointed that, in the face of these difficult times, that we must once again limit our tournament opportunities. But we are also encouraged that we are going to be able to provide that dream of participating in a Region and World Series tournament for so many of our baseball and softball players, especially those in that magical 12-year-old season after so many lost that opportunity last year.
We know that you will have many questions as you start, or change, your plans locally. We will communicate effectively with all of you, and your leagues, to support your efforts this summer. We will be emailing league and district officials in the coming days with information about Tournament Enrollment that will open on May 10, the Affidavit Process, and guidance on holding your District, Sectional, and State tournaments.
We have also developed a series of Frequently Asked Questions regarding this decision and its impact on our local leagues that will be available on LittleLeague.org. As will additional Tournament Resources and educational content throughout the coming weeks.
I encourage you to watch our Facebook Live presentation at 2 p.m. However, if you are not available, you can preview that video here.
As always, thank you for your selfless commitment and leadership to the Little League program.
Sincerely,
Stephen D. Keener Little League President and CEO
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District 4 does have Juniors but not Seniors Mike From: Wadas <wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com> On Behalf Of Doug Sheldon Sent: Wednesday, May 5, 2021 8:40 AM To: WA-02 DA, Pat Ryan <Pat.Ryan@wad2llb.org>; Washington DAs Discussion Forum <wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com> Subject: Re: [Wadas] State Meeting All, We are making plans for the Jr and Sr. Baseball State All Star tournament to be held in July. To help us plan the Seniors, would you reply if you currently have a Senior Baseball team in your district and if they are planning on participating in the State Tournament. Currently we are planning to hold the tournament in Mount Vernon, WA. Thanks for your input. Doug Sheldon - District 1 Jim Wheat - District 11 On Mon, May 3, 2021 at 9:08 PM Pat Ryan <pat.ryan@wad2llb.org <mailto:pat.ryan@wad2llb.org> > wrote: Mike, It’s on my calendar. Thanks, Pat ======================================= Pat Ryan District Administrator Little League Baseball and Softball Washington District 2 2686 NE Lillehammer Lane Poulsbo, WA 98370 360-779-1824 home 360-271-5193 mobile 888-300-6193 fax <mailto:Pat.Ryan@WAD2LLB.org> Pat.Ryan@WAD2LLB.org <http://www.wad2llb.org2/> www.WAD2LLB.org "If you want 1 year of prosperity, grow grain. If you want 10 years of prosperity, grow trees. If you want 100 years of prosperity, grow people." 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Thanks, Mike From: Little League Baseball and Softball <llinternational@littleleague.org <mailto:llinternational@littleleague.org> > Sent: Monday, May 3, 2021 10:31 AM To: dist4da@gmail.com <mailto:dist4da@gmail.com> Subject: Important Announcement Regarding 2021 Tournament Season Dear District Administrator, Last Friday, April 30, the Little League International Board of Directors gathered virtually for its annual spring meeting, where the core topic of discussion and deliberation was our plans for the summer tournament season. We will be sharing this information publicly at 2 p.m. Eastern Time today, but we wanted to share the announcement of the recommendations of the 2021 Little League International Pandemic Response Advisory Commission approved by the board with all of you in advance. The Commission, with the support of National Jewish Health of Denver, Colorado, and our Operations staff, developed a COVID-19 Mitigation plan for organizing and holding Little League Region and World Series tournaments. National Jewish Health has successfully developed similar health safety plans for youth and young adult-focused organizations, summer camps, colleges, and universities. Based on that comprehensive mitigation plan, which includes detailed testing protocols, vaccination requirements, contact tracing, and limiting the exposure of our participants to potential infection, the Commission issued a series of recommendations that were reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors. With the careful consideration of all participants physical and mental well-being, the following actions were taken: * The Little League Baseball and Softball World Series events will be held, as scheduled, this August in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and Greenville, North Carolina (respectively), featuring teams solely from the United States. * With the significant additional responsibilities of fully implementing the many facets of our COVID-19 mitigation plans at our volunteer-operated Region and World Series tournaments for the teenage divisions, the Commission recommended that, out of the utmost respect for our volunteer organizers, the tournaments at these divisions (Intermediate (50/70) Baseball, Junior League Baseball, Junior League Softball, Senior League Baseball, and Senior League Softball) will conclude at the state level, with Region and World Series events canceled for a second year. * The Little League Baseball® World Series will feature 16 teams with the top two teams advancing from each of its eight U.S. region tournaments. The Little League Softball® World Series will feature 10 teams, with the top two teams from each of its five U.S. region tournaments advancing. There will be no North Carolina Region as the host team at the Little League Softball World Series in 2021. With regard to international participation, after carefully monitoring international travel restrictions, quarantine requirements, testing and vaccine availability, along with updates from Little League officials from many countries within our program advising us on feasibility of tournaments in our international regions, the Commission recommended that the Little League Baseball and Softball World Series feature teams only from the United States. Where appropriate, international teams may continue to play based upon their country’s guidelines and restrictions. Little League International anticipates continuing with its plans to expand the Little League Baseball World Series to 20 teams and the Little League Softball World Series to 12 teams in 2022. * Spectator attendance will be restricted at our Little League Baseball and Softball Region and World Series tournaments. Accommodations will be made for family members and a limited number of individuals associated with the participating teams. Those attending are strongly encouraged to be vaccinated and may be subject to additional screening measures to be announced at a later date. As Hugh E. Tanner, Chairman of the Board, said during our meeting, this is our first step toward returning to normal Little League International activity. Certainly, we are disappointed that, in the face of these difficult times, that we must once again limit our tournament opportunities. But we are also encouraged that we are going to be able to provide that dream of participating in a Region and World Series tournament for so many of our baseball and softball players, especially those in that magical 12-year-old season after so many lost that opportunity last year. We know that you will have many questions as you start, or change, your plans locally. We will communicate effectively with all of you, and your leagues, to support your efforts this summer. We will be emailing league and district officials in the coming days with information about Tournament Enrollment that will open on May 10, the Affidavit Process, and guidance on holding your District, Sectional, and State tournaments. We have also developed a series of Frequently Asked Questions regarding this decision and its impact on our local leagues that will be available on LittleLeague.org. As will additional Tournament Resources and educational content throughout the coming weeks. I encourage you to watch our Facebook Live presentation at 2 p.m. However, if you are not available, you can preview that <http://click.email.littleleague.org/?qs=a85023ed1736b4226b67c503ae2096b332c36058f7567901f6b696d0461c57f4866e7300b982ef22c5b600f06930f00cd2e63f0ad4b21da3> video here. <http://click.email.littleleague.org/?qs=a85023ed1736b4226b67c503ae2096b332c36058f7567901f6b696d0461c57f4866e7300b982ef22c5b600f06930f00cd2e63f0ad4b21da3> As always, thank you for your selfless commitment and leadership to the Little League program. Sincerely, Stephen D. 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To help us plan the Seniors, would you reply if you currently have a Senior Baseball team in your district and if they are planning on participating in the State Tournament. Currently we are planning to hold the tournament in Mount Vernon, WA. Thanks for your input. Doug Sheldon - District 1 Jim Wheat - District 11 On Mon, May 3, 2021 at 9:08 PM Pat Ryan <pat.ryan@wad2llb.org<mailto:pat.ryan@wad2llb.org>> wrote: Mike, It’s on my calendar. Thanks, Pat ======================================= Pat Ryan District Administrator Little League Baseball and Softball Washington District 2 2686 NE Lillehammer Lane Poulsbo, WA 98370 360-779-1824 home 360-271-5193 mobile 888-300-6193 fax Pat.Ryan@WAD2LLB.org<mailto:Pat.Ryan@WAD2LLB.org> www.WAD2LLB.org<http://www.wad2llb.org2/> "If you want 1 year of prosperity, grow grain. If you want 10 years of prosperity, grow trees. If you want 100 years of prosperity, grow people." 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Thanks, Mike From: Little League Baseball and Softball <llinternational@littleleague.org<mailto:llinternational@littleleague.org>> Sent: Monday, May 3, 2021 10:31 AM To: dist4da@gmail.com<mailto:dist4da@gmail.com> Subject: Important Announcement Regarding 2021 Tournament Season [Image removed by sender. One Team. One Little League.] Dear District Administrator, Last Friday, April 30, the Little League International Board of Directors gathered virtually for its annual spring meeting, where the core topic of discussion and deliberation was our plans for the summer tournament season. We will be sharing this information publicly at 2 p.m. Eastern Time today, but we wanted to share the announcement of the recommendations of the 2021 Little League International Pandemic Response Advisory Commission approved by the board with all of you in advance. The Commission, with the support of National Jewish Health of Denver, Colorado, and our Operations staff, developed a COVID-19 Mitigation plan for organizing and holding Little League Region and World Series tournaments. National Jewish Health has successfully developed similar health safety plans for youth and young adult-focused organizations, summer camps, colleges, and universities. Based on that comprehensive mitigation plan, which includes detailed testing protocols, vaccination requirements, contact tracing, and limiting the exposure of our participants to potential infection, the Commission issued a series of recommendations that were reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors. With the careful consideration of all participants physical and mental well-being, the following actions were taken: • The Little League Baseball and Softball World Series events will be held, as scheduled, this August in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and Greenville, North Carolina (respectively), featuring teams solely from the United States. • With the significant additional responsibilities of fully implementing the many facets of our COVID-19 mitigation plans at our volunteer-operated Region and World Series tournaments for the teenage divisions, the Commission recommended that, out of the utmost respect for our volunteer organizers, the tournaments at these divisions (Intermediate (50/70) Baseball, Junior League Baseball, Junior League Softball, Senior League Baseball, and Senior League Softball) will conclude at the state level, with Region and World Series events canceled for a second year. • The Little League Baseball® World Series will feature 16 teams with the top two teams advancing from each of its eight U.S. region tournaments. The Little League Softball® World Series will feature 10 teams, with the top two teams from each of its five U.S. region tournaments advancing. There will be no North Carolina Region as the host team at the Little League Softball World Series in 2021. With regard to international participation, after carefully monitoring international travel restrictions, quarantine requirements, testing and vaccine availability, along with updates from Little League officials from many countries within our program advising us on feasibility of tournaments in our international regions, the Commission recommended that the Little League Baseball and Softball World Series feature teams only from the United States. Where appropriate, international teams may continue to play based upon their country’s guidelines and restrictions. Little League International anticipates continuing with its plans to expand the Little League Baseball World Series to 20 teams and the Little League Softball World Series to 12 teams in 2022. • Spectator attendance will be restricted at our Little League Baseball and Softball Region and World Series tournaments. Accommodations will be made for family members and a limited number of individuals associated with the participating teams. Those attending are strongly encouraged to be vaccinated and may be subject to additional screening measures to be announced at a later date. As Hugh E. Tanner, Chairman of the Board, said during our meeting, this is our first step toward returning to normal Little League International activity. Certainly, we are disappointed that, in the face of these difficult times, that we must once again limit our tournament opportunities. 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Juniors yes...Seniors no Don HesterDistrict AdministratorWashington District 6Vancouver, WA. On Wednesday, May 5, 2021, 01:42:57 PM PDT, <dist4da@gmail.com> wrote: District 4 does have Juniors but not Seniors Mike From: Wadas <wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com> On Behalf Of Doug Sheldon Sent: Wednesday, May 5, 2021 8:40 AM To: WA-02 DA, Pat Ryan <Pat.Ryan@wad2llb.org>; Washington DAs Discussion Forum <wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com> Subject: Re: [Wadas] State Meeting All, We are making plans for the Jr and Sr. Baseball State All Star tournament to be held in July. To help us plan the Seniors, would you reply if you currently have a Senior Baseball team in your district and if they are planning on participating in the State Tournament. Currently we are planning to hold the tournament in Mount Vernon, WA. Thanks for your input. Doug Sheldon - District 1 Jim Wheat - District 11 On Mon, May 3, 2021 at 9:08 PM Pat Ryan <pat.ryan@wad2llb.org> wrote: Mike, It’s on my calendar. Thanks, Pat ======================================= Pat Ryan District Administrator Little League Baseball and Softball Washington District 2 2686 NE Lillehammer Lane Poulsbo, WA 98370 360-779-1824 home 360-271-5193 mobile 888-300-6193 fax Pat.Ryan@WAD2LLB.org www.WAD2LLB.org "If you want 1 year of prosperity, grow grain. If you want 10 years of prosperity, grow trees. If you want 100 years of prosperity, grow people." Old Chinese Proverb ======================================= From: Wadas <wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com> On Behalf Of dist4da@gmail.com Sent: Monday, May 03, 2021 12:39 PM To: 'Washington DAs Discussion Forum' <wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com>; April Meehleder <ameehleder@littleleague.org> Subject: [Wadas] State Meeting All, In light of Little Leagues announcement concerning tournaments this year and the Governors planned restrictions, I think it prudent that we have a State Meeting. I would like to have this meeting on Monday May 10th at 7:00 PM. Thanks, Mike From: Little League Baseball and Softball <llinternational@littleleague.org> Sent: Monday, May 3, 2021 10:31 AM To: dist4da@gmail.com Subject: Important Announcement Regarding 2021 Tournament Season | | | | | | | Dear District Administrator, Last Friday, April 30, the Little League International Board of Directors gathered virtually for its annual spring meeting, where the core topic of discussion and deliberation was our plans for the summer tournament season. We will be sharing this information publicly at 2 p.m. Eastern Time today, but we wanted to share the announcement of the recommendations of the 2021 Little League International Pandemic Response Advisory Commission approved by the board with all of you in advance. The Commission, with the support of National Jewish Health of Denver, Colorado, and our Operations staff, developed a COVID-19 Mitigation plan for organizing and holding Little League Region and World Series tournaments. National Jewish Health has successfully developed similar health safety plans for youth and young adult-focused organizations, summer camps, colleges, and universities. Based on that comprehensive mitigation plan, which includes detailed testing protocols, vaccination requirements, contact tracing, and limiting the exposure of our participants to potential infection, the Commission issued a series of recommendations that were reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors. With the careful consideration of all participants physical and mental well-being, the following actions were taken: · The Little League Baseball and Softball World Series events will be held, as scheduled, this August in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and Greenville, North Carolina (respectively), featuring teams solely from the United States. · With the significant additional responsibilities of fully implementing the many facets of our COVID-19 mitigation plans at our volunteer-operated Region and World Series tournaments for the teenage divisions, the Commission recommended that, out of the utmost respect for our volunteer organizers, the tournaments at these divisions (Intermediate (50/70) Baseball, Junior League Baseball, Junior League Softball, Senior League Baseball, and Senior League Softball) will conclude at the state level, with Region and World Series events canceled for a second year. · The Little League Baseball® World Series will feature 16 teams with the top two teams advancing from each of its eight U.S. region tournaments. The Little League Softball® World Series will feature 10 teams, with the top two teams from each of its five U.S. region tournaments advancing. There will be no North Carolina Region as the host team at the Little League Softball World Series in 2021. With regard to international participation, after carefully monitoring international travel restrictions, quarantine requirements, testing and vaccine availability, along with updates from Little League officials from many countries within our program advising us on feasibility of tournaments in our international regions, the Commission recommended that the Little League Baseball and Softball World Series feature teams only from the United States. Where appropriate, international teams may continue to play based upon their country’s guidelines and restrictions. Little League International anticipates continuing with its plans to expand the Little League Baseball World Series to 20 teams and the Little League Softball World Series to 12 teams in 2022. · Spectator attendance will be restricted at our Little League Baseball and Softball Region and World Series tournaments. Accommodations will be made for family members and a limited number of individuals associated with the participating teams. Those attending are strongly encouraged to be vaccinated and may be subject to additional screening measures to be announced at a later date. As Hugh E. Tanner, Chairman of the Board, said during our meeting, this is our first step toward returning to normal Little League International activity. Certainly, we are disappointed that, in the face of these difficult times, that we must once again limit our tournament opportunities. But we are also encouraged that we are going to be able to provide that dream of participating in a Region and World Series tournament for so many of our baseball and softball players, especially those in that magical 12-year-old season after so many lost that opportunity last year. We know that you will have many questions as you start, or change, your plans locally. We will communicate effectively with all of you, and your leagues, to support your efforts this summer. We will be emailing league and district officials in the coming days with information about Tournament Enrollment that will open on May 10, the Affidavit Process, and guidance on holding your District, Sectional, and State tournaments. We have also developed a series of Frequently Asked Questions regarding this decision and its impact on our local leagues that will be available on LittleLeague.org. As will additional Tournament Resources and educational content throughout the coming weeks. I encourage you to watch our Facebook Live presentation at 2 p.m. However, if you are not available, you can preview that video here. As always, thank you for your selfless commitment and leadership to the Little League program. Sincerely, Stephen D. Keener Little League President and CEO | | | | | | | | | | | This email was sent by: Little League International 539 US Highway 15 S. Williamsport, PA, 17702, US Update Profile/Unsubscribe | Forward to a Friend | Privacy Policy | | | | | | _______________________________________________ Wadas mailing list Wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com http://lists.rodeonetworks.com/mailman/listinfo/wadas _______________________________________________ Wadas mailing list Wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com http://lists.rodeonetworks.com/mailman/listinfo/wadas
D9 will have juniors and seniors. From: Wadas <wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com> On Behalf Of Doug Sheldon Sent: Wednesday, May 5, 2021 8:40 AM To: WA-02 DA, Pat Ryan <Pat.Ryan@wad2llb.org>; Washington DAs Discussion Forum <wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com> Subject: Re: [Wadas] State Meeting All, We are making plans for the Jr and Sr. Baseball State All Star tournament to be held in July. To help us plan the Seniors, would you reply if you currently have a Senior Baseball team in your district and if they are planning on participating in the State Tournament. Currently we are planning to hold the tournament in Mount Vernon, WA. Thanks for your input. Doug Sheldon - District 1 Jim Wheat - District 11 On Mon, May 3, 2021 at 9:08 PM Pat Ryan <pat.ryan@wad2llb.org<mailto:pat.ryan@wad2llb.org>> wrote: Mike, It’s on my calendar. Thanks, Pat ======================================= Pat Ryan District Administrator Little League Baseball and Softball Washington District 2 2686 NE Lillehammer Lane Poulsbo, WA 98370 360-779-1824 home 360-271-5193 mobile 888-300-6193 fax Pat.Ryan@WAD2LLB.org<mailto:Pat.Ryan@WAD2LLB.org> www.WAD2LLB.org<http://www.wad2llb.org2/> "If you want 1 year of prosperity, grow grain. If you want 10 years of prosperity, grow trees. If you want 100 years of prosperity, grow people." Old Chinese Proverb ======================================= From: Wadas <wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com<mailto:wadas-bounces@lists.rodeonetworks.com>> On Behalf Of dist4da@gmail.com<mailto:dist4da@gmail.com> Sent: Monday, May 03, 2021 12:39 PM To: 'Washington DAs Discussion Forum' <wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com<mailto:wadas@lists.rodeonetworks.com>>; April Meehleder <ameehleder@littleleague.org<mailto:ameehleder@littleleague.org>> Subject: [Wadas] State Meeting All, In light of Little Leagues announcement concerning tournaments this year and the Governors planned restrictions, I think it prudent that we have a State Meeting. I would like to have this meeting on Monday May 10th at 7:00 PM. Thanks, Mike From: Little League Baseball and Softball <llinternational@littleleague.org<mailto:llinternational@littleleague.org>> Sent: Monday, May 3, 2021 10:31 AM To: dist4da@gmail.com<mailto:dist4da@gmail.com> Subject: Important Announcement Regarding 2021 Tournament Season [One Team. One Little League.] Dear District Administrator, Last Friday, April 30, the Little League International Board of Directors gathered virtually for its annual spring meeting, where the core topic of discussion and deliberation was our plans for the summer tournament season. We will be sharing this information publicly at 2 p.m. Eastern Time today, but we wanted to share the announcement of the recommendations of the 2021 Little League International Pandemic Response Advisory Commission approved by the board with all of you in advance. The Commission, with the support of National Jewish Health of Denver, Colorado, and our Operations staff, developed a COVID-19 Mitigation plan for organizing and holding Little League Region and World Series tournaments. National Jewish Health has successfully developed similar health safety plans for youth and young adult-focused organizations, summer camps, colleges, and universities. Based on that comprehensive mitigation plan, which includes detailed testing protocols, vaccination requirements, contact tracing, and limiting the exposure of our participants to potential infection, the Commission issued a series of recommendations that were reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors. With the careful consideration of all participants physical and mental well-being, the following actions were taken: • The Little League Baseball and Softball World Series events will be held, as scheduled, this August in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and Greenville, North Carolina (respectively), featuring teams solely from the United States. • With the significant additional responsibilities of fully implementing the many facets of our COVID-19 mitigation plans at our volunteer-operated Region and World Series tournaments for the teenage divisions, the Commission recommended that, out of the utmost respect for our volunteer organizers, the tournaments at these divisions (Intermediate (50/70) Baseball, Junior League Baseball, Junior League Softball, Senior League Baseball, and Senior League Softball) will conclude at the state level, with Region and World Series events canceled for a second year. • The Little League Baseball® World Series will feature 16 teams with the top two teams advancing from each of its eight U.S. region tournaments. The Little League Softball® World Series will feature 10 teams, with the top two teams from each of its five U.S. region tournaments advancing. There will be no North Carolina Region as the host team at the Little League Softball World Series in 2021. With regard to international participation, after carefully monitoring international travel restrictions, quarantine requirements, testing and vaccine availability, along with updates from Little League officials from many countries within our program advising us on feasibility of tournaments in our international regions, the Commission recommended that the Little League Baseball and Softball World Series feature teams only from the United States. Where appropriate, international teams may continue to play based upon their country’s guidelines and restrictions. Little League International anticipates continuing with its plans to expand the Little League Baseball World Series to 20 teams and the Little League Softball World Series to 12 teams in 2022. • Spectator attendance will be restricted at our Little League Baseball and Softball Region and World Series tournaments. Accommodations will be made for family members and a limited number of individuals associated with the participating teams. Those attending are strongly encouraged to be vaccinated and may be subject to additional screening measures to be announced at a later date. As Hugh E. Tanner, Chairman of the Board, said during our meeting, this is our first step toward returning to normal Little League International activity. Certainly, we are disappointed that, in the face of these difficult times, that we must once again limit our tournament opportunities. But we are also encouraged that we are going to be able to provide that dream of participating in a Region and World Series tournament for so many of our baseball and softball players, especially those in that magical 12-year-old season after so many lost that opportunity last year. We know that you will have many questions as you start, or change, your plans locally. We will communicate effectively with all of you, and your leagues, to support your efforts this summer. We will be emailing league and district officials in the coming days with information about Tournament Enrollment that will open on May 10, the Affidavit Process, and guidance on holding your District, Sectional, and State tournaments. We have also developed a series of Frequently Asked Questions regarding this decision and its impact on our local leagues that will be available on LittleLeague.org. As will additional Tournament Resources and educational content throughout the coming weeks. I encourage you to watch our Facebook Live presentation at 2 p.m. However, if you are not available, you can preview that video here<http://click.email.littleleague.org/?qs=a85023ed1736b4226b67c503ae2096b332c36058f7567901f6b696d0461c57f4866e7300b982ef22c5b600f06930f00cd2e63f0ad4b21da3>. [Stephen D. Keener Video Message to D.A.s]<http://click.email.littleleague.org/?qs=a85023ed1736b4226b67c503ae2096b332c36058f7567901f6b696d0461c57f4866e7300b982ef22c5b600f06930f00cd2e63f0ad4b21da3> As always, thank you for your selfless commitment and leadership to the Little League program. Sincerely, [Stephen D. Keener] Stephen D. 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