La Grange Park Little League All Star Team Offerings:
BASEBALL
Intermediate 50/70 Baseball District Team. Available to players LL age 11-13 and participated in INT 50/70 Division. The district team will compete in the LL Int'l Tournament: District 9, Illinois State, Central Regional, and Little League World Series.
Majors Baseball District Team. Available to players LL age 9-12 and have participated in Majors division . The district team will compete in the LL Int'l Tournament: District 9, Illinois State, Central Regional, and Little League World Series.
12 Year Old Baseball Tournament Team. Available to players LL age 12 that were not selected to the District team. The Tournament Team will compete in local 'Battle for BNSF'. A District-style double elimination tournament between La Grange, Brookfield, Western Springs and Hinsdale.
9-10-11 Baseball District Team. Available to players LL age 9-11 and have participated in the Minors or Majors division. District team will compete in the LL Int'l Tournament: District 9 and Illinois State
11 Year Old Baseball Tournament Team. Available to players LL age 11 that were not selected to the District team. The Tournament Team will compete in local 'Battle for BNSF'. A District-style double elimination tournament between La Grange, Brookfield, Western Springs and Hinsdale.
8-9-10 Baseball District Team. Available to players LL age 8-10 and have participated in the Minors division. District team will compete in the LL Int'l Tournament: Districts and State
10 Year Old Baseball Tournament Team. Available to players LL age 10 that were not selected to the District team. The Tournament Team will compete in local 'Battle for BNSF'. A District-style double elimination tournament between La Grange, Brookfield, Western Springs and Hinsdale.
9 Year Old Baseball Tournament Team. Available to players LL age 9. The Tournament Team will be split evenly and compete in two local tournaments: La Grange and Hinsdale.
8 Year Old Baseball Tournament Team. Available to players LL age 8. The Tournament Team will be split evenly and compete in two local tournaments: La Grange Park and Hinsdale.
SOFTBALL
Juniors Softball District Team. Available to players LL age 12-14 and participated in Juniors Softball Division. The district team will compete in the LL Int'l Tournament: District 9, Illinois State, Central Regional, and Little League World Series.
Majors Softball District Team. Available to players LL age 9-12 and participated in Majors Softball Division. The district team will compete in the LL Int'l Tournament: District 9, Illinois State, Central Regional, and Little League World Series.
9-10-11 Softball District Team. Available to players LL age 9-11 and have participated in the Minors or Majors division. District team will compete in the LL Int'l Tournament: District 9 and Illinois State
10 Year Old Softball Tournament Team. Available to players LL age 10 that were not selected to the District team. The Tournament Team will compete in District-style double elimination tournament in North Riverside
8-9-10 Softball District Team. Available to players LL age 8-10 and have participated in the Minors division. District team will compete in the LL Int'l Tournament: Districts and State
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What is the difference between a “District Team” and a “Tournament Team”?
District Teams are official Little League International tournament teams that compete in the Little League International Tournament pathway (Districts, State, Regionals, and potentially the Little League World Series).
Tournament Teams participate in local or regional tournaments organized by neighboring communities and are not part of the official Little League International World Series pathway.
2. Is my player guaranteed a spot on a postseason team if they sign up?
No. Submitting interest simply allows the league to evaluate player availability and interest. Some teams may require player selections based on roster limits, competitive balance, and manager evaluations.
3. Can players “play up” on an older age team?
Yes. Families may express interest in having their player considered for an older age division team if they believe their child is capable of competing at that level.
For example, if a family believes their 9- or 10-year-old player possesses the skill, maturity, and competitiveness to compete with an older 11-year-old District Team, they are encouraged to indicate that interest during registration.
Please note that expressing interest does not guarantee placement on an older team, and all roster decisions will be made based on evaluations and team needs.
4. Can a player participate on more than one postseason team?
In most cases, no. Players selected to a District Team generally will not participate on an additional Tournament Team due to scheduling conflicts, pitch count rules, and commitment expectations.
However, exceptions may occasionally be considered depending on scheduling and roster circumstances.
5. What kind of commitment is required for District Teams?
District Teams typically require a significant commitment level. Players should expect multiple practices per week, weekend games, and travel throughout the tournament period.
Families should carefully consider summer vacation plans, camps, and other activities before committing to postseason participation.
6. When does postseason play begin?
Tournament schedules vary by division, but postseason play generally begins shortly after the regular season concludes in June and may continue into July (or beyond for advancing District Teams).
Specific practice schedules and tournament dates will be communicated by team managers after selections are finalized.
7. How are players selected for District Teams?
District Team managers and league leadership evaluate players based on a variety of factors, including:
- Skill level
- Baseball/softball knowledge
- Effort and attitude
- Positional needs
- Team chemistry
- Availability and commitment
The goal is to build the most competitive and cohesive team possible for tournament play.
8. Does regular season participation matter?
Yes. Little League International requires players to meet regular season participation requirements in order to be eligible for tournament play.
Additionally, consistent attendance, effort, sportsmanship, and participation throughout the season are important factors considered during selections.
9. Who manages the postseason teams?
District and Tournament Team managers are selected and approved by league leadership in accordance with league policies and Little League guidelines.
10. Are there additional costs associated with postseason play?
Yes. While the league may cover some expenses, families should anticipate additional costs related to uniforms, travel, tournaments, or team activities depending on the specific team and tournament structure.
11. Where can I review the official tournament rules?
Little League International Tournament:
https://www.littleleague.org/the-little-league-international-tournament/
Little League International Tournament Rules:
La Grange Park Little League All Star Governing Document:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Lbt5gYhZ-ASDd8tzh8qDEc000qWzvCUmCvjAfRBfiJ0/edit
La Grange Park Little League International Tournament Success Through the Years:
BASEBALL
1963 Majors District 9 Champions
1999 9-10 District 9 Champions
2009 10-11 District 9 Champions
2010 Majors District 9 Champions
2018 10-11 District 9 Champions
2024 INT 50/70 District 9 Champions
2024 9-11 District 9 Champions, State Runner-Up
2025 INT 50/70 District 9 Champions, State Champions, Team Illinois @ Central Region
2025 Majors District 9 Champions, State Runner-Up
SOFTBALL
2025 8-10SB District 9 Champions