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District Wide Board Meeting

Posted by Bob Diosdado at Oct 3, 2012 5:00PM PDT ( 0 Comments )

District Wide Board Meeting 
When: November 18th  6:30pm - 9:00pm 
Where: Springall Academy

Our annual District Wide Board Meeting will be held on November 18th at Springall Academy located at 6460 Boulder Lake Ave 92119. The school is located immediately behind the Mission Trails Little League fields. The meeting is scheduled to begin at 6:30pm and end by 9:00pm.  Each league's board of directors is invited to attend. We will have guest speakers and something for all board members.  We will have a general session for the first 45 minutes for everyone followed by breakout sessions for individual groups.

Below is a list of the breakout sessions and who they are intended for:  

  • Coach Coordinator - All Coach Coordinators and Division Reps

  • Safety - All Safety Officers from each league

  • UIC - All Umpire in Chiefs from each league

  • Information Officer - All Information Officers from each league

  • Player Agents - All Player Agents from each league

  • Sponsorships - Sponsorship and fundraising board members

  • Auxiliary - All Auxiliary Presidents and board members involved with this

  • Board Officers - All officers that are not listed above such as President, Vice President and members at large
Important information regarding your areas of responsibilities and duties will be covered. Each breakout session will be lead by a District Staff person responsible for that particular area. You will have the opportunity to network with others that hold your position in their respective leagues. I believe you will find this evening very valuable and a great help and it will help make you successful in your service to our community in Little League Baseball. We are looking forward to every board member attending. Please contact me at llcad33@yahoo.com if you have any questions.

Thank you for being a volunteer,

Clay Berry
District Administrator
Ca District 33

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District Wide Board Meeting

Posted by Bob Diosdado at Oct 3, 2012 5:00PM PDT ( 0 Comments )

District Wide Board Meeting 
When: November 18th  6:30pm - 9:00pm 
Where: Springall Academy

Our annual District Wide Board Meeting will be held on November 18th at Springall Academy located at 6460 Boulder Lake Ave 92119. The school is located immediately behind the Mission Trails Little League fields. The meeting is scheduled to begin at 6:30pm and end by 9:00pm.  Each league's board of directors is invited to attend. We will have guest speakers and something for all board members.  We will have a general session for the first 45 minutes for everyone followed by breakout sessions for individual groups.

Below is a list of the breakout sessions and who they are intended for:  

  • Coach Coordinator - All Coach Coordinators and Division Reps

  • Safety - All Safety Officers from each league

  • UIC - All Umpire in Chiefs from each league

  • Information Officer - All Information Officers from each league

  • Player Agents - All Player Agents from each league

  • Sponsorships - Sponsorship and fundraising board members

  • Auxiliary - All Auxiliary Presidents and board members involved with this

  • Board Officers - All officers that are not listed above such as President, Vice President and members at large
Important information regarding your areas of responsibilities and duties will be covered. Each breakout session will be lead by a District Staff person responsible for that particular area. You will have the opportunity to network with others that hold your position in their respective leagues. I believe you will find this evening very valuable and a great help and it will help make you successful in your service to our community in Little League Baseball. We are looking forward to every board member attending. Please contact me at llcad33@yahoo.com if you have any questions.

Thank you for being a volunteer,

Clay Berry
District Administrator
Ca District 33

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Les Fletcher - D32 Veteran Umpire & Volunteer

Posted by Bob Diosdado at Sep 26, 2012 5:00PM PDT ( 0 Comments )

I have been involved in Little League for 25 years and have been fortunate to meet many people.  A good friend and a dedicated Little League volunteer who I have known for 15 years from District 32 passed away on Wednesday September 26th. Les Fletcher worked closely with me on the event staff at the Little League Western Region tournament for 13 years. Below is a write up from District 32 about Les that I would like to share with you.
Clay  

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It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of longtime District 32 umpire and volunteer Les Fletcher. Les passed away on September 26th after a short illness.

He leaves behind a legacy perhaps unmatched in the history of our district. Les was involved in Little League for several decades, most of that time devoted to umpiring, training and mentoring other umpires. Les was the longest serving District 32 Umpire-in-Chief, and served on our district staff for well over 20 years. Most recently, he had umpired numerous games for the Mira Mesa West Little League, where his son is a coach and his grandson a player.

One of the highlights of Les’ time in Little League (and a highlight for all of District 32), was his well-deserved umpiring assignment in the 2005 Little League World Series. An honor coveted by thousands of volunteer Little League umpires, Les ably called several games in that year’s tournament.

Les also served for many years as part of the security staff during the West Regional tournament each summer in San Bernardino, worked as a tournament director for district tournaments, and spent many years leading the district rules and umpire clinics held during the winter and spring.

Seldom has there been anyone with a greater love for Little League, volunteering and the importance of quality umpiring. A retired and proud Navy CWO4 Les brought a sense of fairness, honor and a belief in the rules to every game that he umpired. His gruff exterior belied a heart of gold, and no one cared more than Les about putting kids first in Little League. His focus on safety, equal enforcement of the rules, and good behavior from adults, were all designed to give kids the best Little League experience possible.

Those who knew Les well will never forget his generosity, his wealth of knowledge about Little League and its rules, his great sense of humor (a surprise to some), and his always entertaining stories.

While the shock and sadness of Les Fletcher’s passing are with us today, we know that his legacy and all that he meant to Little League and District 32 will live on tomorrow, and for as long as Little League is played in our community.

Lisa LaPage
California District 32 Administrator


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Les Fletcher - D32 Veteran Umpire & Volunteer

Posted by Bob Diosdado at Sep 26, 2012 5:00PM PDT ( 0 Comments )

I have been involved in Little League for 25 years and have been fortunate to meet many people.  A good friend and a dedicated Little League volunteer who I have known for 15 years from District 32 passed away on Wednesday September 26th. Les Fletcher worked closely with me on the event staff at the Little League Western Region tournament for 13 years. Below is a write up from District 32 about Les that I would like to share with you.
Clay  

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It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of longtime District 32 umpire and volunteer Les Fletcher. Les passed away on September 26th after a short illness.

He leaves behind a legacy perhaps unmatched in the history of our district. Les was involved in Little League for several decades, most of that time devoted to umpiring, training and mentoring other umpires. Les was the longest serving District 32 Umpire-in-Chief, and served on our district staff for well over 20 years. Most recently, he had umpired numerous games for the Mira Mesa West Little League, where his son is a coach and his grandson a player.

One of the highlights of Les’ time in Little League (and a highlight for all of District 32), was his well-deserved umpiring assignment in the 2005 Little League World Series. An honor coveted by thousands of volunteer Little League umpires, Les ably called several games in that year’s tournament.

Les also served for many years as part of the security staff during the West Regional tournament each summer in San Bernardino, worked as a tournament director for district tournaments, and spent many years leading the district rules and umpire clinics held during the winter and spring.

Seldom has there been anyone with a greater love for Little League, volunteering and the importance of quality umpiring. A retired and proud Navy CWO4 Les brought a sense of fairness, honor and a belief in the rules to every game that he umpired. His gruff exterior belied a heart of gold, and no one cared more than Les about putting kids first in Little League. His focus on safety, equal enforcement of the rules, and good behavior from adults, were all designed to give kids the best Little League experience possible.

Those who knew Les well will never forget his generosity, his wealth of knowledge about Little League and its rules, his great sense of humor (a surprise to some), and his always entertaining stories.

While the shock and sadness of Les Fletcher’s passing are with us today, we know that his legacy and all that he meant to Little League and District 32 will live on tomorrow, and for as long as Little League is played in our community.

Lisa LaPage
California District 32 Administrator


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District 33 Umpire Appreciation Picnic

Posted by Bob Diosdado at Sep 16, 2012 5:00PM PDT ( 0 Comments )

 

2012 District 33 Umpire Appreciation Picinc

This photo, taken by Mike's Action Photos, was taken during the recent Umpire Appreciation Picnic. This event was hosted once again by the District 33 Umpire Staff.  There were over 60 people attending from across many of the Leagues from within District 33.  This event, held each year, is the District's opportunity to say A HUGE THANKS to the umpires of District 33 for the time, effort and support they provided to the players and teams from across the District. Thanks to all who umpired during the 2012 Season.  See you on the ball field!! 

Mark Beall
Umpire Consultant 
California District 33 

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