REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED FOR ALL DIVISIONS AND ALL TEAMS HAVE BEEN FORMED.
CRLL Updates
CRLL Updates
GAME SCHEDULE REMINDER
-The SportsEngine app is still not working. Please refer to the game schedule on the website.
UNIFORMS
-Red shirt: HOME TEAM
-Blue shirt: AWAY TEAM
MASKS REMINDER
-Players must wear their mask to/from their vehicle, while in the dugout, and when being addressed by their manager/coach and 6’ distancing is not possible
-Managers/coaches must always wear their mask during practices and games
-Spectators are to wear a mask while attending Little League events (practices and games)
-Signage has been posted at Stonehouse
ANOTHER CRLL SPIRIT WEAR SALE
-Coming soon… another spirit wear sale (additional sizes are being ordered)
OTHER
-Please have your child bring a chair to games.
-A popular suggestion (not required…just an idea): Travel Chair/Folding Tripod Camping Stool from Amazon Amazon.com: TravelChair Slacker Chair, Super Compact, Folding Tripod Camping Stool 1-Pack Limited Edition Black: Kitchen & Dining
A HUGE thank you to RMA who has worked so hard to help us implement the District’s Mitigation Plan. They graciously constructed temporary, additional dugouts on all fields so that the players will be able to be 6’ apart. They removed the bleachers as well as offered sanitizing equipment for us to use.
Safety questions/concerns? Contact Jeremy Klosinski at safety.crll@gmail.com or Kristen Boudreaux at vpbaseball.crll@gmail.com
Other questions? Contact Rob Winter at president.crll@gmail.com
CRLL Scholarship Information
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.
PARENT/GUARDIAN MEETING
Top 10 Reasons to Be a CRLL Manager/Coach
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.
Why Little League? Watch this and find out!
Pleasant Grove High School Teams Up With Cosumnes River LIttle League
It was fantastic! The PG players and coaches were very friendly and we learned a lot! -AAA Player
I wish I could do this every week! -AA Player
It was great to have the Pleasant Grove coaching staff and players out there on Sunday. They were organized and showed a ton of enthusiasm, which is always great for our kids to see. They brought a baseball camp atmosphere and introduced our young players to some techniques and drills that they haven't seen before. Their 3 hour instruction is the highlight of fall ball for me so far. - Chris Kindell
District 54 - Tournament Link
Click here to get to the District 54 bracket hub
2020 Sponsorship
Sponsorships for the 2020 Season are Open
If you, your business or someone you know is interested in sponsoring our league, please contact our Sponsorship Coordinator, Mark Imbriani, at sponsorship.crll@gmail.com
916-849-0392
League ID: 405403
CRLL All-Star Update
Put your hands together for our CRLL All-Stars! Each of our teams have completed play. They all showed a lot of grit and determination against traditional powers in the district. Excellent season players!
Congratulations to the CRLL Major All-Stars for advancing to a third game. CRLL first battled with Lakeside. After multiple lead changes throughout the game, CRLL came up short (7-6) in the bottom of the 6th. CRLL then grabbed a win over Ponderosa (8-3) with yet another strong team effort across pitching, hitting, and defense. They held off Woodcreek for the first 4 innings, but ended up losing 6-2, concluding their great 2019 TOC and All-Star runs.
You can follow ALL of the District 54 All-Star action using the link at the top left of this page. There is also a GAME CHANGER link for each of the tournaments so you can follow from your mobile device.
CRLL 2019 Playoff Brackets
Congratulations to all of our teams for a great year! See below for the results of our local AAA, AA, and Farm Softball tournaments. Special congrats to the Major Red Sox, AAA Astros, AA Rock Hounds, and Farm Raiders for their post season success!
TOC Alert!!!
In a field of 20 teams, the CRLL Major Red Sox advanced to the final four!
After a convincing win over Hangtown, and an extra inning thriller over Woodcreek (12-10), the Red Sox met the end of the road against a very strong team from Maidu (13-4). The Maidu Astros went on to win the tournament. Congratulations to Maidu for a great season.
This was the farthest a CRLL team has ever gone in the District 54 TOC. We are proud of the boys for their great success on the field, and the way that they play the game. Great job Sox!!!
Former CRLL Softball Player Heading to University of Utah
- By Kristen Boudreaux 11/17/2019, 2:30pm PST
Little League Promotes Success!
- By CRLL 11/18/2018, 8:00am PST
Mom's Eye on the Rules
- By CRLL 01/03/2017, 12:15am PST
Rivercats Little League Night is May 2, 2020
