Forms & Papers

BELOW ARE THE MANDATORY THINGS NEEDED FOR MARCH 11 TRYOUTS AND SPRING SEASON LEAGUE PLAY. PLEASE GATHER A FASTENED
(6) PAGE SET OF DOCUMENTS FOR YOUR PLAYER. Bring all papers to winter tryouts on a Thursday March 11th 7-9pm at Georgetown Prep Indoor Athletic Center
PAGE 1 - COVER SHEET WITH NAME AND AGE as of 4/30/10 (parent creates cover sheet)
PAGE 2 - BIRTH CERTIFICATE (copy ok for spring play - but original must be provided later in season if your child makes the summer all star team)
PAGE 3 - MEDICAL RELEASE FORM (SIGNED)
PAGE 4,5,6 - COPIES OF (3) PROOFS OF RESIDENCE
See top of page for MEDICAL RELEASE FORM AND EXPLANATION OF TYPES OF ACCEPTABLE PROOF OF RESIDENCE (3 different types required).
In addition you can click on a 2010 LL volunteer application. All volunteers will need to complete an application and pass a background check.
Bring to winter tryouts or contact league when ready to submit.
No player can tryout or play without online registration and paperwork (above items).

From the Little League World Series to the Major Leagues, Jason Marquis is Always Looking to Make His Best Pitch
By SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, Pa.
Communication Division
October 2, 2009 In the 1991 Little League Baseball World Series, 12-year-old Jason Marquis led South Shore American Little League from Staten Island, N.Y., to a third-place finish. Now, a 10-year Major League Baseball veteran and a staple of the playoff-bound Colorado Rockies pitching staff, Jason has again affirmed that he and his teammates understand what it means to come ready to play.Colorado rebounded from “also-ran” status earlier this season to secure at a wild card berth in the 2009 National League playoffs. The Rockies entered the final weekend of the regular season with a chance to overtake the Los Angeles Dodgers for the NL’s West Division championship, but ended up with a 92-70, three games behind the Los Angeles.With a loss to the Dodgers in Colorado's regular-season finale, Jason posted a 15-13 for the year, with a 4.04 earned run average in 216 innings (33 games). For his career, the 6-foot-1 right-hander has appeared in 290 games (231 as a starting pitcher) and pitched 1,485 inning. His career record is 94-83, with an ERA of 4.48.Mr. Marquis, spent his first four Major League seasons with the Atlanta Braves, followed by three with St. Louis, and two with the Chicago Cubs, before joining the Rockies this season. His best statistical year came in 2004 with the Cardinals, when he posted a 15-7 record in 32 starts, with a 3.71 ERA in 201 innings, and was ninth in the National League in wins. Earlier this season, Jason was selected to his first National League All-Star team.Prior to this season, Mr. Marquis had played in the postseason with Braves (2001), Cardinals (2004-2005) and Cubs (2008).

Jason Marquis, the first player on right in the back row, currently is pitching for the National League’s Colorado Rockies. He played for South Shore American Little League in the 1991 Little League Baseball World Series.During the ’91 Little League Baseball World Series, Jason collected both his team’s pitching wins, highlighted by a no-hitter. For the tournament, the Manhasset, N.Y., native struck out 21 batters, walked four and scattered three hits. Batting in the second spot in the order, Jason tallied eight hits in 12 at-bats, with a double and seven runs batted in.South Shore American Little League (SSALL), representing the U.S. East Region, opened the World Series with an 8-0 win over U.S. Central Region champion American West Side Little League from Hamilton, Ohio. The eventual United States champions from San Ramon Valley National Little League from Danville, Calif., defeated SSALL, 12-3, before bouncing back to beat Canada in the consolation game.In the team’s first World Series victory, Jason threw a three-hit shutout with 11 strikeouts. At the plate, he was 3-for-4 with three runs batted in and a run scored. Playing shortstop against the West, Jason went 2-for-3. His no-hitter came against Canada, a 16-0 win, in which he struck out 10 and was 3-for-4 with a double and four runs batted in.Jason, 31, made his Major League debut with the Braves on June 6, 2000.Jason Marquis (above), currently in his 10^th season of Major League Baseball, will be returning to National League’s postseason with the Colorado Rockies. Jason (below) played in the 1991 Little League Baseball World Series in South Williamsport, Pa., for South Shore American Little League from Staten Island, N.Y. He threw a no-hitter and had a 2-0 pitching record during his team’s World Series appearance. The team finished third in that year’s Series.