CRLL 10-11 Year Old Team  Section Tournament Updates

Airport King Field

Game #3: Sunday. July 18th at 11:30 AM

District 54/CRLL VS District 11/Tri-City

Game #2: Saturday, July 17th at 1:30 PM

District 54/CRLL  8   District 6/West Sacramento 6

Game #1: Thursday, July 15th at 5:30 PM

District 54/CRLL 1      District 11/Tri-City  13

Cosumnes River Little League Wins District Tournament

CRLL 11     Ponderosa 4

CRLL: 6                 Lakeside: 5

M.'S Walk-Off Gives Cosumnes Victory Over Lakeside

Cosumnes seized victory in dramatic walk-off fashion, thanks to a walk-off single at the end of the game to topple Lakeside. The game was tied at five with Cosumnes batting in the bottom of the sixth when Lucas M singled on the first pitch of the at bat, scoring one run.

Cosumnes earned the victory despite allowing Lakeside to score three runs in the fifth inning. Lakeside's big inning was driven by doubles by Noah P and Ryan M.

Lakeside got things moving in the first inning, when Ryan doubled on the first pitch of the at bat, scoring one run.

Lakeside evened things up at four in the top of the fifth inning. Lakeside scored two runs when Noah doubled.

Cosumnes tallied four runs in the fourth inning. Walker D, Frankie S, and Alexander E all contributed in the big inning with RBIs.

Walker led things off on the pitcher's mound for Cosumnes. The bulldog allowed six hits and two runs over four innings, striking out five and walking zero.

Ryan was on the pitcher's mound for Lakeside. Ryan surrendered four runs on five hits over three and two-thirds innings, striking out nine. J.C. P threw one and two-thirds innings out of the bullpen.

Cosumnes racked up nine hits on the day. Dylan K, Carson R, and Lucas all managed multiple hits for Cosumnes. Lucas, Carson, and Dylan each collected two hits to lead Cosumnes. 

Cosumnes was sure-handed and didn't commit a single error. Carson made the most plays with seven.

Lakeside totaled 12 hits. Max Q, Noah, Jaxson S, and Ryan all managed multiple hits for Lakeside.

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CRLL: 10              Maidu: 5

Early Lead For Cosumnes Seals Fate For Maidu

Maidu watched the game slip away early and couldn't recover in a 10-5 loss to Cosumnes on Monday. Cosumnes scored on a single by Carson R, a walk by Walker D, a fielder's choice by Anthony B, and a single by Kaden S in the first inning.

Cosumnes fired up the offense in the first inning, when Carson singled on a 1-0 count, scoring one run.

Maidu tallied three runs in the sixth inning. The offensive onslaught by Maidu was led by Rocco F and Jameson M, who each had RBIs in the inning.

Robert L led things off on the hill for Cosumnes. The bulldog allowed eight hits and five runs over five and a third innings, striking out three.

James M was on the pitcher's mound for Maidu. The hurler allowed five hits and eight runs over four innings, striking out five. Joey F and Jamison M entered the game from the bullpen, throwing one and two-thirds innings and one-third of an inning respectively.

Maidu tallied eight hits in the game. Rocco and Jameson all managed multiple hits for Maidu. Jameson and Rocco each managed two hits to lead Maidu.

Cosumnes collected nine hits. Robert and Alexander E all collected multiple hits for Cosumnes.

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To all parents, managers, and coaches:

Re:  Updated mask guidelines

On 4/27/21, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) issued updated mask guidelines for fully vaccinated individuals which stated that fully vaccinated individuals can gather or conduct activities outdoors without wearing a mask except in certain settings.  On 5/3/21, the CA Dept of Public Health officially updated the state's mask guidelines to align with the CDC.  On 5/6/21, District 54 updated the COVID Safety plan (see attached).   The main points that highlight the updated CDPH guidelines (which align with the CDC update from last week) and pertain to Little League are as follows:

For adult (older than 16 years) volunteers who ARE vaccinated:

- Face coverings are not required outdoors.

- One exception is when gathering with persons who are not vaccinated, such as players, in situations when physical distancing is not possible (i.e., dugouts, base coaches near players), vaccinated persons should wear face coverings.

For adult volunteers who are NOT vaccinated and for all under age 16 (who at this time are not eligible for vaccination):

- Face coverings are required outdoors any time physical distancing cannot be maintained (with either vaccinated or unvaccinated persons).

The following groups are exempt from wearing face coverings:

- Persons younger than 2 years old, due to the risk of suffocation.

- Persons with a medical condition, mental health condition, or disability that prevents wearing a face covering.
- Persons who are hearing impaired, or communicating with a person who is hearing impaired, where the ability to see the mouth is essential for communication.  

CRLL will not ask for vaccination or exemption status of any spectator, manager or coach as we consider this private medical information. 

Signs at Stonehouse will be updated to reflect the changes.

Each year, two former CRLL players that are graduating seniors are recognized for their contributions to CRLL, their high school, and their community. These graduating seniors will be awarded the Christopher Walters Scholarship and the Christina Rodness Scholarship.

CRLL accepts applications for both of the $1,000 scholarships starting March 6th with a deadline of April 4th.  The winners will be announced on April 25th.

Top 10 Reasons to Be a CRLL Manager/Coach

#10 Coaching is a Workout

Hitting ground balls to the infield, playing backup catcher, pitching ball after ball, lugging equipment from your car…

#9 You Get to Set the Practice Schedule

How nice is that? Your team will work around your busy schedule!

#8 Try Something New

Tired of sitting on the sidelines…this is your opportunity to be on the other side of the fence where all the magic occurs!

#7 Help Kids Learn a Game

Learning a new game can be tough for kids but having a manager/coach who is interested in their success makes all the difference!

#6 You Love the Game

Love the game and your players will too!

#5 Instill Life Lessons

• Perseverance
• Positive Attitude  
• Teamwork 
• Goal Setting
• Practice Makes Perfect 

#4 Coaching is Rewarding

There is no greater feeling than seeing a child who previously struggled, succeed because of your support and guidance!

#3 You Love Mentoring Kids

Feel like you missed your calling to become a teacher, social worker, counselor, child psychologist, etc.? This is your chance!

#2 Show Working Hard is Good

Becoming better at a sport requires hard work. This is your opportunity to show kids that hard work can be fun and pays off!

#1 Coach Your Own Child

Just imagine walking to the car after a tough loss and having YOUR child look up to you and say, “We’ll get them next time, Coach!”. Your child will not remember how many wins and losses their team had in 2021, but they will remember having YOU (their parent) as their coach.

Registration is closed and uniform orders have been processed.  We are unable to accept any additional registrations for ANY divisions.