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Spring registration opens December 1

Where La Grange
Park girls find
their swing.

La Grange Park Little League has been our village's home for youth ball since 1952 — and its girls' fastpitch softball program, launched in 2018, keeps growing. From first swings on the tee to Juniors fast-pitch, every player finds her team here.

La Grange Park, IL 60526 Tee Ball → Juniors Girls fastpitch since 2018 Little League® affiliated
LA GRANGE PARK LITTLE LEAGUE FASTPITCH SOFTBALL EST. 1952
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The Program

From first swings to fast-pitch.

A true development ladder — every player advances at her own pace, all within one La Grange Park community.

First Swings · Ages 4–7

Tee Ball and Coach Pitch. Players learn to throw, catch, and hit off the tee or a coach's toss — no score, no strikeouts, all fun.

Learn to Pitch · Grades 2–3

Kid Pitch "Peanuts" — a 10″ softie and a 30-foot mound. This is where players first take the circle and learn to pitch the game.

Competitive Fastpitch

Minors, Majors, and Juniors — full kid-pitch softball with umpires, standings, and playoffs. The heart of the league's spring season.

All-Stars & Travel

Standout players continue into All-Star tournaments and our travel pathway — coordinated by the league's travel-ball liaison.

Divisions

Earn your patch.

Divisions follow the Little League® birth-year chart. Six steps from the tee to fast-pitch — our registrar will help place your player.

★Tee BallAges 4+Hit off the tee · everyone bats · no score
★Coach PitchAges 6–7Coach tosses · no walks or strikeouts
★PeanutsKid Pitch · Gr 2–310″ softie · 30′ mound
★MinorsKid Pitch + Assist4–6 innings · standings + playoffs
★MajorsFull Kid Pitch12″ ball · 40′ mound · 60′ bases
★JuniorsFast-Pitch12″ ball · 43′ mound
Season at a glance

The road to Opening Day.

Dates shown are illustrative for the Spring 2026 season — the final calendar is confirmed at registration.

1

Registration

Opens Dec 1
2

Evaluations

Early March
3

Opening Day

Mid-April
4

All-Star Tourneys

June
5

Playoffs

Late June
Why families choose us

Built for players,
run for parents.

We sweat the details off the field so your family can focus on the game.

  • 5-minute online registration

    Sign up, pay, and pick your division from your phone — no paper forms.

  • Live schedules & standings

    Game times, field maps, and results sync straight to your calendar.

  • Safe & inclusive

    Background-checked coaches, SafeSport standards, and a zero-tolerance code of conduct.

  • Nobody sits out over cost

    Need-based scholarships and equipment loans keep the game open to every kid.

LGP · EST. 1952
Registration

Register for the spring season.

Registration opens December 1 each year and runs on SportsEngine. Every player must live or attend school within the league boundaries. Fees include a uniform and a full season — exact pricing is shown at checkout.

First Swings

4–7
Tee Ball & Coach Pitch · ages
  • Learn-to-play fundamentals
  • Uniform included
  • Equipment provided
  • Coach-led, no score kept
Register on SportsEngine
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Competitive Fastpitch

8–12
Peanuts · Minors · Majors · ages
  • Umpired, kid-pitch games
  • League standings & playoffs
  • ~14–18 games per season
  • Uniform kit included
  • Path to All-Star tournaments
Register on SportsEngine

Juniors Fast-Pitch

13+
Juniors · ages
  • Full fast-pitch, 43′ mound
  • 12″ ball, regulation rules
  • Competitive spring schedule
  • Travel-ball pathway available
Register on SportsEngine

Age ranges follow the Little League® birth-year chart. Fees set at registration and shown at checkout.

From our families

The La Grange Park difference.

“My daughter showed up shy and left captain of her team. The coaches actually coach — and they make it fun.”

Rachel M.Parent · Majors

“Registration took five minutes and the schedule landed on my phone. As a working parent, that's everything.”

David K.Parent · Minors

“Juniors fast-pitch and the All-Star run gave my daughter real competition close to home. Great development, even better community.”

Alicia T.Parent · Juniors
Run by our community

The all-volunteer board.

La Grange Park Little League is led entirely by volunteer parents. These are the roles behind the softball program — reach any of them through the league office.

PresidentLeague leadership
EVP · SoftballSoftball program lead
VP · Majors SoftballDivision director
VP · Minors SoftballDivision director
VP · Juniors SoftballDivision director
VP · Coach & Kid PitchEntry-level softball
Player AgentPlacement & eligibility
Coaching CoordinatorCoach training
Safety OfficerSafeSport & field safety
Umpire-in-ChiefUmpire program
Travel-Ball LiaisonAll-Star & travel pathway
SponsorshipCommunity partners

Current board members are listed on the league's official site. Names to be added on request.

Proudly supported by

Our community sponsors.

Questions

Good to know.

How is my child's age division decided?

Divisions are set by your athlete's age as of December 31, 2025. If they fall between groups or you'd like them to "play up," contact our registrar and we'll help place them.

What equipment do we need to provide?

Players bring their own glove and cleats. Bats and helmets can be shared or loaned, and we provide every player's jersey and cap. New to the sport? Our equipment closet can get you started at no cost.

What's the difference between Rec and Travel?

Recreation League is balanced, local, and built around equal play time and fun. Travel/Select is an evaluated, competitive roster that practices more and plays regional tournaments. Many players start in Rec and move up.

Do you offer financial assistance?

Yes. No child is turned away over cost — we offer need-based scholarships and equipment loans. Just note it during registration or reach out privately to our board.

What's your refund and rainout policy?

Full refunds are available up to one week before Opening Day. Rainouts are posted to the rainout line and rescheduled when fields allow.

Spots fill fast

Let's play ball.

Spring registration opens December 1 and spots fill fast. Get your player on a La Grange Park roster before evaluations begin.