Welcome to Georgia District 4 Little League Baseball and Softball
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Welcome to District 4 and our Little League family! Our leagues offer both baseball and softball to children from 4 - 18 years of age.
We also provide a Challenger program to all children with developmental and/or physical disabilities. The Challenger program offers children an excellent opportunity to enjoy the game of baseball and enhance social skills. |
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PCA Message of the Week
Honor the Game by Showing Respect for Rules. The rules of baseball and softball are what allow us to keep the game fair. Respect for the rules is important, even when it’s possible to break them without getting caught. Teach your players to play by the rules, even when they don’t think they will get caught breaking them. Breaking the rules dishonors the game; even if it means a scoreboard win. |
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District 4 Offers Big League Baseball Division
 District 4 will offer Big League Baseball for its 13th year. Big League Baseball provides players ages 15 - 18 an affordable and fun baseball program. With 6 State Championships from the District 4 team and an additional State Championship from the district's West Point team, there is plenty of competition. |
 District 4 Tee Ball Jamboree - May 18Brooks Area Little League will host District 4's 5th Annual Tee Ball Jamboree on May 18. The Jamboree was created to provide an end-of-season event for all Tee Ball teams in a festive atmosphere. Teams from around the district look forward to meeting new friends.
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 Statewide Challenger Jamboree - May 18Challenger teams from around the state are looking forward to their trip to Warner Robins American Little League for a day of fun and games. Each team plays 2-3 games and is treated to lunch by local businesses.
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 District 4 Braves Day - May 19Bring the family out to Turner Stadium May 19 and enjoy the game with other District 4 Little League families. Each league will sell their own tickets. Contact your local league staff for details.
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 Statewide Urban Initiative Jamboree - May 24 - 26
Twelve teams from across Georgia will meet at the home park of Milford Little League Memorial Weekend to battle for the Georgia State Urban Initiative Championship. Our own South Fulton Little League was the 2012 Runner-Up.
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 District 4 Tournament of Champions - May 28 - June 1The Tournament of Champions is played by the regular season, first place teams of each league in the various divisions of play. This gives more young players the fun and experience of playing in a tournament.
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District 4 Junior Minor Division Gets New Name and New Tournament
District 4 leagues have traditionally called their 7/8 baseball division "Junior Minor." This year we have made a name change to "Rookie League" to be in keeping with a new State Initiative which will offer 7/8 play beyond the local districts.
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Little League State, Regional and World Series Dates Announced
 Dates and sites for Georgia State, SE Region and World Series have been announced. Tournament Teams may be announced beginning June 15. District Tournaments are the beginning of the tournament season and each district will announce their own dates and sites. |
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Kiwanis Club of Fayetteville and District 4 Plan November Wood Bat Tournament
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2013 Bat Resource Page
Little League has updated its bat rules for 2013. Please review the Baseball Bat Resource page detail prior to purchasing any new equipment. All softball bats must be clearly labeled with a BPF of 1.20.
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Linda North Elected to Serve on International Board of Directors
Linda North was elected to serve a 3-year term on the International Board of Directors as one of three new field directors at the November, 2012 meeting. Linda will begin her term with the April Board of Directors meeting that will be held in Minneapolis, site of the 2014 Little League Congress.
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Winner vs Loser
The Winner is Always part of the Answer - The Loser is Always part of the Problem
The Winner Always has a Program - The Loser Always has an Excuse
The Winner says "Let me do it for you" - The Loser says "That's not my job"
The Winner sees an Answer for every Problem - The Loser sees a Problem for every Answer
The Winner sees a Homerun for every at bat - The Loser expects two or three errors for every play
The Winner says "It may be difficult, but it's possible" - The Loser says "It may be possible, but it's too difficult"
Are you a Winner?
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ASAP Program |
Child Protection
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Hilton Honors
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Game Changer
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Baseball Factory |
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visitors since 11/23/2009
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| Upcoming Games |
| Spalding Sr BB TOC vs PTCLL Sr BB TOC |
| Spalding Am Rookie BB TOC vs Brooks Rookie BB TOC |
| Brooks Major TOC vs South Fulton Major TOC |
| College Park Rookie BB TOC vs South Fulton Rookie BB TOC |
| PTC Am Minor TOC vs Brooks Minor TOC |
| Upcoming Practices |
| No practices scheduled. |
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District 4
