2024 SUMMER SEASON REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!
Welcome to the 2024 Summer East Nepean Little League Season!
East Nepean is pleased to offer another great summer of baseball. Programs in Rookie, Minor, Major, Junior and Senior will be offered.
Spaces are limited for summer, so you are encouraged to register early to confirm your spot!
Registration for our Summer program is now open. Please see below information for the summer season. If you have any questions or concerns regarding the upcoming season, please contact the ENLL Registrar at - registration@eastnepeanbaseball.ca
Summer Season at a Glance…
A player must have played in the Spring season to be eligible to play Summer. If you are interested in playing summer and did not play spring, please contact ENLL registration.
The summer season commences the first week of July and will end no later then the end of August.
Sort Outs - Rookie, Minor, Major, Junior, Senior
Sortouts for the summer program are held at the discretion of the division director. Directors may use spring sortout scores and feedback from spring coaches to determine the proper balancing of teams, or they may opt to hold a sort out. The divisional Director will contact registered players in advance to let them know if a sort out is required.
Divisions will generally have two games a week. These games are generally scheduled throughout the week. While some divisions may have set days during the week, if games are rescheduled due to weather or other circumstances, they can be scheduled on any day of the week. Due to the number of fields and games, ENLL can not guarantee game days.
The schedule is not available until late June, once we know the number of players registered, and we can assess the number of teams each division requires and number of ball diamonds/fields.
Games are played at diamonds in the Ottawa area. Most divisional programs operate as interlock in the summer, meaning that the teams will play teams from various areas of Ottawa or the Ottawa Valley.
Volunteering – KEY – Please consider!
East Nepean Little League is a volunteer run organization. Our teams are not able to operate without volunteer coaches, scorekeepers, game co-ordinators etc. Parents/Guardians, should anticipate having to help out where possible. If ENLL is not able to secure enough coaching/ team volunteers, then some teams will not be able to operate. We encourage you to get involved.
Helping to set-up a field, scorekeeping, coaching, and league convenors are all areas where we need help. Every little bit counts and enhances the experience for our children. It can be a little intimidating at the start – it was the same for all of us. If you are not sure how you can help, please ask. It is appreciated!
As part of your registration process, you are required to accepted the ENLL refund policy.
2024 Spring Season Refund Policy
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Refunds are available to June 14th, 2024 ONLY.
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All refunds are subject to a $30.00 administration fee.
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Refund requests must be sent by email by the parent / guardian, and clearly indicate the reason for withdrawal and emailed to the registrar - registration@eastnepeanbaseball.ca
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If a player is ineligible to play in East Nepean Little League due to boundary issues a refund will be made.
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The amount of all refunds will be at the President's discretion.
Player Eligibility
Players are eligible to play for East Nepean Little League if they meet one of the following criteria:
- The player lives within the boundaries for East Nepean Little League
- The player lives outside the boundaries but player or a sibling lived within the boundaries of East Nepean and played in the 2019 season.
- The player lives outside the boundaries but has played yearly without missing a season for East Nepean Little League since moving outside of the boundaries of East Nepean Little League.
- The player lives outside the boundaries but the player or sibling of the player goes to school within East Nepean Little League boundaries is now eligible.
League Boundaries
- Do you belong to East Nepean? Use the League Finder to find out
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- Please refer to this map for league boundries (http://tinyurl.com/ottawaLL)
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- Starting in the northwest corner, the boundary is described in a counter-clockwise direction as:
- The northwest corner is in the middle the intersection of Woodroffe Avenue and Baseline Road.
- The western boundary is a sort of zigzag, running as follows: South along Woodroffe to Knoxdale. West on Knoxdale to Greenbank Road. South on Greenbank to Fallowfield Drive. West along Fallowfield to Moodie Drive. South on Moodie to Brophy Drive. West on Brophy to Eagleson/McCordick Rd. South on McCordick to Century Rd W. West on Century Road West, veering on to Goodstown Road and continuing west in a straight line until it intersects Montague Boundary Road. South on Montague until McKenna Road.
- The southern boundary runs northeastward from the Montague/McKenna intersection, along McKenna for a while, then along Klondike Road West, and then Klondike Road East to McCordick Road. Then it makes a slight bend and continues straight to the intersection of North Gower Road and Phelan Road West. Follows Phelan West, and then Phelan East, all the way to Rideau Valley Drive North. Turns south on Rideau Valley and runs to Roger Stevens Drive. Follows Roger Stevens until the bridge over the Rideau River.
- The western boundary runs through the Rideau River, on the east side of Long Island in Manotick and all the way to the train tracks crossing the river underneath Heron Road at Vincent Massey Park.
- The northern boundary runs from those train tracks westward along Heron and then Baseline Road until it reaches the intersection with Woodroffe Avenue
If you have further questions or wish to verify a player's eligibility, please email our Registrar at: registration@eastnepeanbaseball.ca
Age Boundaries and Fees
A player's Little League age is calculated by Little League International's age determination dates.
To determine your players age and to see the Little League age charts please go to https://www.littleleague.org/play-little-league/determine-league-age/ or refer to the Little League age chart: https://www.littleleague.org/downloads/2024-baseball-age-chart/
| Division |
Player Birthdate |
Spring |
Summer |
| 19U |
Sept. 1, 2004 - Aug 31, 2007 |
$ 445 |
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| (season runs May - August) |
| Senior |
Sept. 1, 2007 - Aug 31, 2009 |
$ 245 |
$ 265 |
| Junior |
Sept. 1, 2009 - Aug 31, 2011 |
$ 235 |
$ 255 |
| Major |
Sept. 1, 2011 - Aug 31, 2013 |
$ 235 |
$ 255 |
| Minor |
Sept. 1, 2013 - Aug 31, 2015 |
$ 235 |
$ 255 |
| Rookie |
Sept. 1, 2015 - Aug 31, 2018 |
$ 185 |
$ 205 |
| T-Ball |
Sept. 1, 2018 - May 1, 2021 |
$ 140 |
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| Challenger |
All Ages |
$ 30 |
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| Girls Only Rookie |
Sept. 1, 2015 - Aug. 31, 2018 |
$ 175 |
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| Girls Only Minor |
Sept. 1, 2013 - Aug. 31, 2015 |
$ 175 |
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| Girls Only Major |
Sept. 1, 2011 - Aug. 31, 2013 |
$ 175 |
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| Girls Only Junior |
Sept. 1, 2009 - Aug. 31, 2011 |
$ 175 |
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SUMMER SEASON
Important Information, East Nepean Summer Season
Summer baseball is the second half of the East Nepean Baseball Season and runs in July and August. It is an opportunity for players to continue to play and develop but may also offer a chance to experience inter-league play across the city.
East Nepean runs a summer program for Rookie, Minor, Major, Junior, and Senior levels.
· Rookie: Canadian and National levels will be offered*
· Minor & Major: East Nepean will offer three levels of play; All-Star, Canadian and National*
· Junior: All-Star, Canadian and National levels will be offered*
· Senior: All- Star, Canadian, and National levels will be offered*
*Final levels offered are dependent on the number of registrations for the summer program in each division and as a result are subject to change if the registration numbers do not allow for some levels
Summer All-Star: Team selection processes are announced by the All-Star Coaches in Spring. Teams at this level will compete in the All-Star division of the D2/D6 summer interlock league and enter the Little League International Tournament. Additional weekend tournaments are generally added along with an intense practice schedule. This team is a tryout process and not all players who try out will be selected.
Canadian Level: ENLL enters 1-2 teams (registration dependent) in a redefined D2/D6 competitive Canadian Division. Teams will be selected through a skills evaluation process similar to Spring Sort-Outs, along with input from spring coaches. Teams will play a full D2/D6 interlock schedule against other competitive teams in the region. It is possible that these teams will enter several weekend tournaments and run a full practice schedule.
National Level: The National level will continue. Its key focus is player development and fostering a love of the game in an inclusive environment. Every attempt will be made to accommodate ALL registered players. Sort-outs will be used to ensure balanced teams are created. Equal play and development in a safe fun environment is the focus.
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