Greenfield early bird Little League sign-ups

It's never too early to put these dates in your calendar for the upcoming 2019 season! Early Bird registration will be available Friday and Saturday!

All Sign-Ups at Patriot Park Snack Shack

EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION DATES

Friday, December 7th from 5PM-8PM
Saturday, December 8th from 10AM-1PM

REGULAR REGISTRATION DATES

Friday, January 4th from 5PM-8PM
Saturday, January 5th from 10AM-1PM
Friday, January 11th from 5PM-8PM
Saturday, January 12th from 10AM-1PM

EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION FEES

Tee Ball (4-6) & Farm (7-8) $35
Minors & Majors (8-12) $85
50/70 (11-13) $110
Juniors (13-14) $135

REGULAR REGISTRATION FEES

Tee Ball (4-6) & Farm (7-8) $45
Minors & Majors (8-12) $100
50/70 (11-13) $125
Juniors (13-14) $150

Bonus Division $50
Post High School Play $75

SIBLING DISCOUNT

Highest level player @ full Price Siblings @ half price

COACHES MEETING:
January 17th from 6-8PM @ Community Center
PARENTS MEETING:
January 24th from 6-8PM @ Community Center
MANDATORY TRYOUTS:
January 26, 29 and 31, 2019 – Times TBD
OPENING DAY:
Saturday, March 9th - All Day

1ST TIME REGISTRANTS, PLEASE BRING CHILD’S BIRTH CERTIFICATE, THREE (3) PROOFS OF RESIDENCY DATED BETWEEN 2/1/2018 and 1/2019 OR PICK UP SCHOOL ENROLLMENT FORM.
IF A SCHOOL ENROLLMENT FORM WAS PREVIOUSLY USED TO REGISTER, PLEASE BRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE

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