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Glendale Little League maps out spring season: divisions, timeline, how to get involved
Glendale Little League’s spring slate lays out a clear path from first swings to full-size baseball. Registration opens in early December, player evaluations are held in late February, practices begin in mid‑March, and the season runs April–June with an Opening Day in late April [1]. Deadlines arrive earlier for evaluation divisions (Juniors/Majors/Minors) and later for instructional Tee Ball and Rookies [1].Divisions span Tee Ball (about ages 4–6), Rookies with Coach Pitch and Machine Pitch (about 5–8), Minors (about 9–10) with player pitching and an end‑of‑season tournament, Majors (about 11–12) on a 46/60 field under Little League rules, and Juniors (about 12–14) on the 60'6"/90' diamond [1]. The program stresses skill building, teamwork, community, and All‑Star eligibility through participation [1].Families can find registration links, league news, and posted schedules on the official site throughout the season [2][3]. Volunteer spots—from coaching and team parents to field work, concessions, scorekeeping, and umpiring—require background checks and league training or clinics [1].