by posted 05/12/2013
 
Without volunteers like you, there is no Loudoun South Little League.  Each and every one of the board members, managers, coaches, umpires, scorekeepers, assistants, and team moms and dads plays a vital role in making our league the best that it can be. 

Each spring, LSLL recognizes those volunteers who have gone above and beyond the call of duty with our Volunteer of the Year Awards.  Candidates are nominated by parents and players, and best represent Little League's and Loudoun South's goals of helping mold our youth into better athletes and model citizens.  Our Volunteers of the Year typically distinguish themselves through their dedication, involvement, and difference-making in the lives of our players and parents.

We're currently seeking nominations now through Tuesday, May 28 for:
 

Volunteer of the Year

Awarded to the individual who repeatedly has gone above and beyond the call in support of the League, this volunteer holds himself or herself to the highest standards possible and best represents the mission of the League and Little League in general.  Exceptional volunteerism in individual or multiple areas of assistance to the League can and shall be considered.

 

Manager of the Year

This award recognizes one LSLL Manager from any division for his or her outstanding leadership in developing individual and team skills, sportsmanship, and attitude.  This manager displays the highest levels of professionalism and leads by example in sportsmanship on and off the field.  While the won/loss record of the team may be taken into consideration, it is secondary to recognition of player development, player motivation, and player sportsmanship growth in keeping with the Little League credo of "Character - Courage - Loyalty"

 

Coach of the Year

Presented to one LSLL Coach from any division for his or her outstanding contributions in developing baseball skills in our players and the team as a whole.  This coach has earned the respect of his Manager and players and has contributed the most to the progression and development of the team, win or lose.

 

Umpire of the Year

This award honors one adult LSLL umpire for his or her work behind the plate and in the field.  This volunteer umpire best demonstrates a passionate dedication to the league, projects a positive, professional attitude at all times, displays a thorough knowledge of the game and its rules, and mentors more junior umpires.

 

Parent of the Year Award

This award recognizes one parent  -- mother, father, or guardian -- from any division for  outstanding contributions and commitment to the overall team experience and the welfare of its players. 

The online nomination form can be found here

by posted 05/10/2013
 
The Aldie Senators are currently seeking host families for their collegiate baseball players for the summer season.

The 2013 Senators' roster boasts college players from around the country, including New Mexico State, Bryant University, William & Mary, Sonoma State, St. Joe's, Boston College, Santa Clara, Eastern Kentucky, Lemoyne, Seton Hill, Canisius, Clemson, Trinity, Hawaii, Manhattan, Hofstra, USC Beaufort, Wofford and Tennessee Wesleyan.

Players will begin arriving the week of May 26, and need a home to stay at and do their own laundry through the end of July.  Most players have their own cars or are housed with or near a player who does, so transportation is not a requirement! No expenses are incurred by host families -- players furnish their own food, beverages, and toiletries, and the Senators feed the team after all games.  Host families receive a family season pass to all Senators home games!
 
If you are interested in hosting an Aldie Senator baseball player this summer or if you have questions regarding the process, please contact the Senators at  .

ABOUT THE SENATORS:
The Aldie Senators play in the MLB-sponsored Valley Baseball League, a wood-bat summer league for college players.  The Senators are based at Champe High School and will play teams from up and down the Shenandoah Valley this summer.  The 2013 season gets underway May 31 against the Front Royal Cardinals at Champe.

by posted 05/04/2013
 

by posted 05/04/2013
 

Every year, the Washington Nationals welcome all area Little Leagues to Youth Baseball Day. This year, the Minnesota Twins come to town to face the Nats on Sunday June 9 at 1:35pm. 

"Nats Day" is always a fun time for players and parents alike, and isn't just restricted to our league - invite your relatives, your friends, your neighbors too! LSLL always has a great turnout, with more than 500 adults and kids in attendance last year.

Prior to the game, players in jerseys and two coaches per team can participate in an on-field parade, and select Nationals players will be available for autographs 20 minutes before the game. After the game (weather permitting) all kids 12 and under can go on the field and run the bases!

Information on how you can get discounted tickets will be distributed to teams in the next few days. Each team will have a coordinator who will organize ticket orders and money collection for your team; if you're interested in volunteering to help your team out, let your manager know.

 

Come on out and show your support for Loudoun South Little League and the Nationals at this great event!

by posted 04/17/2013
 

Special Offer from Moe's Southwest Grill in SR

Our longtime sponsor Moe's Southwest Grill in South Riding has another great promotion for all Loudoun South Little League players this spring:

Players in uniform EAT FREE every Saturday during the season!

Now through June 15, 2013, LSLL players in uniform can select one of the menu choices below (for free):

• Mini Masterpiece - kids quesadilla, drink, and cookie
• Power Wagon - kids taco, drink, and cookie
• Moo Moo Mister Cow - kids burrito, drink, and cookie
• Joey Jr. - burrito and drink
• Super Kingpin - quesadilla and drink

Limit one free item per player per day.  Player must be present AND in uniform to redeem!