2012 Player Registration
The registration session are being held at the Haddam Firehouse Station #1 (439 Saybrook Road) on the following dates:

Tuesday January 24, 2012  7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Saturday January 28, 2010 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon
Saturday February 4, 2012 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon
Saturday February 11, 2012 9:00 - 12:00 noon

Become a Sponsor
Sponsors are a vital part of the Haddam Little League.  Sponsors fees help pay the costs involved in the annual activities of the League and league operations. We invite you to join us in promoting the values of teamwork, sportsmanship, and fair play to the children of the town of Haddam.

Sponsor benefits include, business name on team uniform or team hats.   Business name listed on league website, business name listed on sponsor board at Great Hill Athletic complex and a sponsor plaque with team photo.   Click here for a more information. 

Kyle Crandall of the Haddam Little League wins New Britain Rock Cats' Hit, Run & Throw Contest
Kyle Crandall was named the New Britain Rock Cats Baseball Club 2011 Hit, Run, and Throw Skills Competition Champion. The Haddam Little League will receive a $1,000 donation from the New Britain Rock Cats for Kyle’s accomplishments.

Kyle won our local league competition back in May to qualify for the Semi-Final stage held at New Britain Stadium in July. Kyle finished in the top 8 in the Semi-Finals to move onto the Finals that were held on Wednesday, August 10th at New Britain Stadium. Competing against the other finalists from across the state, Kyle came out as the New Britain Rock Cats 2011 Hit, Run, and Throw Champion. Of over 300 youth baseball players who participated in the New Britain Rock Cats Hit, Run, and Throw Skills Competition this season, Kyle Crandall is the best of the best! 

Are you coming to the Great Hill Complex?
Are you looking for directions to the Great Hill Complex?  The Great Hill Complex is located at 75 Jail Hill Road in Haddam, Connecticut.   Click here for directions.   Our snack stand is open for all tournament games selling hot dogs, hambugers, snacks and drinks.    We have plenty of on-site parking as well as shady areas for the watching the games. 

Little League places ban on composite baseball bats
The Little League International Board of Directors Executive Committee, which operates all divisions of Little League Baseball, including the Little League World Series, has issued an immediate and complete moratorium on the use of composite bats.

Composite bats, which sell for upwards of $300, first appeared in amateur baseball in the early 2000s.  Made of not only aluminum, but also wrapped in woven graphite, they generate far more power and allow for faster bat speeds via better swing weight management.  Little League decided that the technology was beginning to put youth at risk.  When struck well, baseballs will fly off of composite bats at much higher rates of speed than regular old aluminum models.

Because the Haddam Little League is part of Little League International we must adhere to all rules passed down.  It is reccommended that before you purchase a bat for your child you should check the Little League International website to obtain a revised "Approved Bat" list.    Please do not hestitate to speak with your child's coach, a league umpire or a board member for more information.

Volunteers are always welcome
Little League Baseball and Softball is an organization designed to build good citizens. It is a program of leadership, preparing today's youth to be tomorrow's leaders. The Haddam Little League relies on a devoted legion of adult and youth volunteers to help ensure that the organization remains structured and runs smoothly. We welcome responsible and enthusiastic individuals to help support league activities.