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The El Segundo Little League Fall Season is the ideal opportunity for players to sharpen their skills and build on their abilities developed during the spring season.

·  Program:  Baseball for Little League Ages 6-11

·  Age criteria based on Little League Ages

                  ·  Minimum of 6 years old by 9/1/2018*

                  ·  Maximum of 12 years old by 9/1/2019

·  Cost: $100 per player

·  Start Schedule: Early September

·  End of Season: Middle of November

·  Games: One per week played on Saturday's in Redondo Beach or Manhattan Beach

·  Opponents: Other South Bay Little Leagues

·  Practices: Once per week and held at one of the local fields in El Segundo

·  Snack Bar: No Snack Bar Shift Required

·  Uniforms:  Handsome El Segundo Little League jersey, hat and belt

*Six-year-old players must have played at least one year of tee ball.

Divisions of Play

Division placement is determined by a combination of variables including player league age, skill level, prior league experience, coach recommendation and Little League guidelines. The registration application will ask several questions to help us determine the correct division for your child based on these variables. The following information will help with the registration process.

ESLL reserves the right to re-assign a child to a division other than the one in which he or she is originally registered or requested by the parent(s). This is done for a variety of reasons: safety, the need for equal teams, for the development of any particular child, to ensure that each division has the requisite number of players, or for the general well-being of the league as a whole.

Divisions of Play

Little League Age

Little League International determines league age. Please use the 2018 league age chart to determine your child’s league age, which may be different from actual age.

League Age Chart

Player Evaluations

No Player Evaluations or "Tryouts."

Buddy Requests

Friend requests are not typically honored in the competitive baseball divisions (Double-A and above.) However, Fall Ball is small enough that buddy requests are considered but not guaranteed.

Game and Practice Schedules

ESLL Baseball games and practice schedules won't be published until after registration closes and team formation is complete.  

Locations

Practices will be on one of the fields in El Segundo (Brett Field, Walton or Bakalyar) and games are expected to be played in other little leagues against Manhattan Beach, Redondo Beach and Rolling Hills.

Residency Requirement

Your child must be an El Segundo resident, or your child must attend an El Segundo school.  In some cases, a waiver can be requested based on the situation.  

Coaches

Coaches are needed. If you have an interest in coaching, please indicate this in the “Parent” section on the “Player and Guardian Information” page.

Snack Bar Volunteers

No Snack Bar Shifts Required

Refunds

Refunds, upon written request may be requested before the registration close date listed above (August 31, 2018) and will be subject to credit card processing fees.  No refunds will be granted once team formation begins.

ESLL 9/10 and 12U All-Stars began their State tournaments over the weekend! 

The 12U All-Star team is vying to win the State tournament and punch their their Ticket to the Little League International Western Regional and a chance to advance to the Little League Would Series in Williamsport, PA.

The 910 All-Star team is vying to finish off a great All-Star run with a State Title! 

The 12U All-Stars defeated Section 1 Champion Conejo Valley by a score of 13-5 in their opening round game on Sunday 7/22. 

Their State tournament is being held at Aliso Viejo Little League.   

The 9/10 All-Stars Lost a tough one on Sunday 7/22 to Section 10 Champion Huntington Valley Little League by a score of 8-4.

The 9/10 State tournament is being held at  Corona National Little League. 

Both Teams are back in action on Tuesday July 24th

The 12U All-Stars take on Park view Little League at 6:30 pm

The 9/10 All-Stars play Pasadena American Little League at 5:00 pm. 

Go Gundo All-Stars!!!

Tournament Schedule/Results:

Opening Round (Saturday, July 21):
Game 1 - Golden Hill versus Vineyard (11:00 a.m.)
Game 2 - Conejo Valley versus Quartz Hill (11:00 a.m.)

Winner's Bracket Quarterfinals:
Game 3 - Temple City National versus Magnolia Center (7/21 - 3:00 p.m.)
Game 4 - Section 6 Champions versus Park View (7/21 - 3:00 p.m.)
Game 5 - Huntington Valley versus Winner 1 (7/22 - 11:00 a.m.)
Game 6 - El Segundo versus Winner 2 (7/22 - 11:00 a.m.)

Elimination Bracket - Round 1 (ten teams remain) (Sunday, July 22):
Game 7 - Loser 2 versus Loser 3 (elim.) (3:00 p.m.)
Game 8 - Loser 1 versus Loser 4 (elim.) (3:00 p.m.)

Elimination Bracket - Round 2 (eight teams remain) (Monday, July 23):
Game 9 - Loser 5 versus Winner 7 (elim.) (6:30 p.m.)
Game 10 - Loser 6 versus Winner 8 (elim.) (6:30 p.m.)

Winner's Bracket Semifinals (Tuesday, July 24):
Game 11 - Winner 3 versus Winner 5 (6:30 p.m.)
Game 12 - Winner 4 versus Winner 6 (6:30 p.m.)

Elimination Bracket Quarterfinals (six teams remain) (Wednesday, July 25):
Game 13 - Winner 9 versus Loser 12 (elim.) (6:30 p.m.)
Game 14 - Winner 10 versus Loser 11 (elim.) (6:30 p.m.)

Winner's Bracket Final (Thursday, July 26):
Game 15 - Winner 11 versus Winner 12 (6:30 p.m.)

Elimination Bracket Semifinal (four teams remain) (Thursday, July 26):
Game 16 - Winner 13 versus Winner 14 (elim.) (6:30 p.m.)

Elimination Bracket Final (three teams remain) (Friday, July 27):
Game 17 - Loser 15 versus Winner 16 (elim.) (6:30 p.m.)

Championship Series:
Game 18 - Winner 15 versus Winner 17 (TITLE) (7/28 - 1:00 p.m.)
Game 19 - If necessary (7/29 - 1:00 p.m.)

Follow the Southern California Champions at the West Region Tournament -- Click here to view results.

Congratulations to our District 36 Champion 12 Yr old All Stars who defeated Redondo Beach all-Stars 8-7 and not to be out done congratulations to our 9/10 All-Stars on defeating Palos Verdes 13-6 .... full stories & pictures to follow!!

2018 11/12 El Segundo Little League All Stars

Brett Abitante
Dylan Alcala
James Baldino
Lucas Bonham
Holden Coulter
Landon Davis
Dylan Garcia
Mateo Heredia
Dylan Immel
Dominick Kopecky
Nik Kvitek
Gavin McKinnon
Cruz Ochoa

Manager: Mike Alcala

Coaches: Nick Coulter & Teddy Schutte

2018  10/11  El Segundo Little League All Stars

Ben Lee
Owen Reed
Sean Mossman
Grady Lubs
Reed Abrams
Aaron Newman
Ethan Ayler
Porter Robbins
Nainoa Breeden
Mark Coakley
RJ Puffer
Ryan Zarneke

Manager: Eddie Lee

Coaches: Jose Mendez & Mike Zarneke

2018 9/10  El Segundo Little League All Stars

Giovani Blanco
Logan Brooks
Jake Danford
Cole Knupfer
Chase Mattoon
Spencer Osborne
James Owen
Lincoln Quaintance
Jaiden Rico
Jordan Slavens
Andre Sugden
Joaquin Wagner-Bagues
Ryan Wiacek

Manager Jeanette Osbourne

Coaches  Michael Wagner & Jason Knupfer
 

Story and Photos by Gregg McMullin and published by The El Segundo Herald.

The 2018 El Segundo Little League closed its books and schedule by crowning champions in the AA, AAA and Major Divisions. So 105 days of baseball at Brett Field have come to an end. What began on February 17 with the Opening Day ceremonies concluded on a clear, picturesque day. It was classy way to

say goodbye to the 2018 season with a bounce house, a Jacob’s ladder, snow cones and cotton candy for the family to enjoy while taking in three great games. There were cheers and tears

by players and even some parents -- but make no mistake…there were no losers.

The most exciting game of the day was the Double-A matchup between the Indians and Royals. The Triple-A champions had the best pile-on celebration after winning and the favorites in the Major Division game played a solid game. Perhaps the highlight of the day was the singing of the National Anthem. Samantha Quevedo’s rendition sent chills and goose bumps through the large crowd and evoked the largest ovation of the day.

Gomez Hits Walk-off Single to Lead Indians to Double-A Championship

It was a game that will be long remembered for being one of the most exciting championship contests at any level. The heavily favored Indians had the best overall record during the

regular season and the best defensive lineup. They faced the Royals, who had the highest scoring team and had come through the loser’s bracket to face the Indians in the final. The Indians had a big lead only to see it disappear in the sixth inning. They then won it in the bottom of the sixth inning on Sebastian Gomez’s walk-off RBI single to give them an 8-7 win.

With one run in, the Royals had runners on second and third in the first inning. However, Indians starter Tyler Brook got a strikeout to end the potential big inning. The Indians countered in their half of the first when Gomez, who was 2-for-2 with a walk, singled and scored on a double by Carson Rollins.

The Indians scored five runs in the second inning to take a 6-1 lead. Elyjah Green drew an eight-pitch walk, while Grant Osborne and Tanner Wilson also walked to load the bases. Camden Quaintance slammed a two-run single to give the Indians a 3-1 lead. Lukas Da Silva and Rollins each drew drew RBI walks to increase the lead to 5-1. Brooke’s RBI single made it 6-1. In the third inning, Xavier’s ground ball scored Green who had walked to make it 7-1.

The Royals made their miraculous comeback starting in the fourth inning when Ty Binstein walked and scored on a single by James Tyler. with a three-run sixth inning to tie the game. James Tyler walked and then Michael Lambert and Preston Milne-Castro each singled to load the bases. Nair’s RBI single made it 7-5 and Noah Davis’ broken bat two-run single to right field tied the game.

The Indians won it in the bottom of the sixth. Tanner Wilson and Camden Quaintance each walked followed by Sebastian Gomez’s RBI walk-off single that scored Wilson and ignited a celebration for the Indians. Dodgers Win Triple-A Division The Cardinals were certainly not expected to do as well as they did to overcome a third place regular season finish to play in the championship game. They battled through the loser’s bracket only to face the top-seeded Dodgers and fall 12-6. The Cardinals struck first when Cole Knupfer doubled and scored on a ground ball by Tristan Foster. Rocco Goncher and Hudson Arthur each singled. Then Sam Whitney’s RBI single made it 2-0. The Dodgers scored a run in their half of the first inning when Cole Shoepe singled and later scored on an error. The Dodgers put together a big second inning and scored five runs on five hits and a walk. Eli Stephans and Dylan Stenberg each had singles, Shoepe walked and Ryan Wiacek had a two-run single. Joaquin Wagner-Bagues’ RBI single capped the big inning to give the Dodgers a 6-2 lead.

In the third, the Cardinals came up with a big inning of their own. Knupfer and LoganBrooks each singled and Foster was aboard on an error. Rocco Goncher hit a ball that wasmisplayed for a two-run error to make it 6-4. Foster would end up scoring on a run down to make it 6-5. In the bottom of the third inning, Chase Mattoon blistered a ball down the left field line and circled the bases for an inside-the-park home run to give the Dodgers a 7-5 advantage. The Dodgers put the game out of reach by scoring five runs in the fourth inning. Stephans and Stenburg singled, and Shoepe drew a walk to load the bases. Wiacek’s two-run single made it 9-5. Joaquin Wagner-Bagues’ hit a line drive behind the Cardinals outfield for an inside-the-park home run and a 12-5 lead.

The Cardinals would score a run in the fifth inning on a sacrifice fly ball by Hudson Arthur that scored Logan Brooks, who had singled, to make it 12-6. In the sixth inning, when Dodger pitcher Ryan Wiacek got Christian Colombo to ground out to end the game, it ignited the best celebration player pile-on during Championship Saturday.

Dylan Garcia Pitches Major Giants to Division Championship The top-seeded Giants got to the championship game by defeating the Cardinals in the playoffs 3-2. The Cardinals’ path to Championship Saturday was an arduous but exciting one. They won three games by one run and lost to the Giants in a thriller. This would be the sixth time these two teams would meet and it would determine the league champion. The Giants used good pitching and timely hitting to defeat the Cardinals 4-1 to win it all. The Giants sent Dylan Garcia to the mound and he came up with one of his best outings. The right-hander limited the Cardinals to one run and four hits. He walked two and struck out six before being replaced in the sixth inning. In the first, the Cardinals had an opportunity to have a big inning. James Baldino singled and Ethan Ayler was hit by a pitch. With runners on second and third, Garcia induced a strikeout to end the inning. The Giants took advantage of their speed to score two runs. Ben Lee singled and scored on Jimmel Immel’s double. Later in the inning, Immel used his quickness to steal home plate on a throw back to the pitcher.

The Cardinals couldn’t get a timely hit in the second inning and another rally was cut short. Nate Ibarra led the second off with a single for the Cardinals and Jake Stein walked with two outs, but once again Garcia got a strikeout to end the inning.

In the third inning, the Giants added to their lead with back-to-back doubles by Immel and Owen Reed to make it 3-0. In the fourth inning, Dane Sorenson hit a towering sacrifice fly ball that easily scored Ryan Zarneke to cap the scoring for the Giants. In the sixth inning, The Cardinals avoided the shutout when Grady Lubs scored on Baldino’s RBI single. With Garcia’s pitch count maxed out, the Giants brought in Immel to close out the game. After giving up a single to Ayler, he got Griffin Whitener to hit a ground ball to second base to end the game.

Closing Ceremonies

The Closing Ceremonies were a testament to another wonderful season. Outgoing President Lance Giroux thanked the large crowd for the support of El Segundo Little League, the numerous sponsors and the El Segundo Fire Department for their involvement. He introduced the winning and runners-up teams and then named all 50 12-year-old players graduating. While they lined the infield, Giroux then announced the winner of the first Nate Chittick “Phenomenal Coach” Award. It goes to the individual who best exemplifies placing fun and development above competition and one who teaches and encourages with respect, integrity and passion for the game. Out of the 16 nominees by players, other coaches and parents, Michael Alcala was named the first Phenomenal Coach of the Year.

Home Run Derby

Ten players took part in the Home Run Derby. It was whittled down to the final three. This was Gabriel Blanco’s third straight appearance and second for Holden Coulter and Nik Kvitek. Coulter took the lead in the final round, but Kvitek hit the tiebreaker -- a 260-foot bomb -- to win it. It was a perfect day for baseball and for the family to be together.

On behalf of the organization’s staff and sponsors, thank you for supporting El Segundo Little League. •

The new Coaches Award was inspired by the late great Nate Chittick. This is an award that is near and dear to everyone this great man touched in his time involved in our League and City.

The Winner of the Nate Hobgood Chittick "Phenomenal" Coach award is Mike Alcala.

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GameChanger is no longer compatible with our website. We are moving over to the Iscore app. There has been an entire makeover of our league website. Each team has their own page. We should no longer need shutterfly as the page is fully integrated to to allow messaging, image sharing, player and game states. It also allows us to add and change game schedules which update to your mobile device. Score keepers should now download the app and use it to broadcast the games. This new system will allow you to track your players progress year to year as well. 

Score keepers can get app help here.

https://help.sportsengine.com/customer/portal/articles/1510577

Field hotline for field status/closure for Brett and Richmond:  (310) 524-2883 

Status of all other ESLL fields (Walton, Bakalyar, and Arena) is at the discretion of the league. 

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