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Major (co-ed)
2024 Program
The Major division schedule starts on Wednesday May 1.
In order to provide the best possible experience for all players we will form an interlock league with our friends in neighboring Glebe Little League if our numbers are not sufficient to form two divisons on our own. This partnership was successfully piloted in 2021 and meant that our teams played a few games at Glebe diamonds. This allows two divisions to be formed and players streamed based on skills as described below.
Please direct any questions to convenor Jeff Gordon majorconvenor@southottawalittleleague.ca
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General Program Information
Two sessions per week Monday and Wednesday.
5:30pm warm up; 6:00pm - 8:00pm game. Practices are scheduled on Friday nights for Canadian level teams, Saturday mornings for National level teams.
Majors is a continuation of what players experienced in Minors. The field size is the same. The rules are the same, except for the modifications in the Minor National program.
Two sessions per week Monday and Wednesday.
5:30pm warm up; 6:00pm - 8:00pm game. Practices are scheduled on Friday nights for all players in a clinic format at Leitrim diamonds. Rained out games are scheduled at the discretion of the convenor and coaches. We use various fields in our catchment including Grasshopper Hill (Kilborn Avenue), Leitrim Park (Bank at Leitrim) and Pauline Vanier (behind General Vanier School on Harkness, off Walkley near Bank St), Sharel, Playfair, McCarthy Youth, Calzavara.
Players are streamed into two divisions - a Canadians division and a Nationals division. This allows players to be grouped with similarly skilled players. Boys and girls playing the game for the first time as well as some players coming up from minors may feel more comfortable in the National division. Sort outs will determine where players will be aligned. It is therefore very important that all players - new and returning- attend one of the sort out sessions.
Player development remains the focus in both divisions. Equal playing time is mandated in the spring season and players will play all positions.
Questions can be directed to the Major Convenor
The Major division schedule starts on Wednesday May 1.
In order to provide the best possible experience for all players we will form an interlock league with our friends in neighboring Glebe Little League if our numbers are not sufficient to form two divisons on our own. This partnership was successfully piloted in 2021 and meant that our teams played a few games at Glebe diamonds. This allows two divisions to be formed and players streamed based on skills as described below.
Please direct any questions to convenor Jeff Gordon majorconvenor@southottawalittleleague.ca
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General Program Information
Two sessions per week Monday and Wednesday.
5:30pm warm up; 6:00pm - 8:00pm game. Practices are scheduled on Friday nights for Canadian level teams, Saturday mornings for National level teams.
Majors is a continuation of what players experienced in Minors. The field size is the same. The rules are the same, except for the modifications in the Minor National program.
Two sessions per week Monday and Wednesday.
5:30pm warm up; 6:00pm - 8:00pm game. Practices are scheduled on Friday nights for all players in a clinic format at Leitrim diamonds. Rained out games are scheduled at the discretion of the convenor and coaches. We use various fields in our catchment including Grasshopper Hill (Kilborn Avenue), Leitrim Park (Bank at Leitrim) and Pauline Vanier (behind General Vanier School on Harkness, off Walkley near Bank St), Sharel, Playfair, McCarthy Youth, Calzavara.
Players are streamed into two divisions - a Canadians division and a Nationals division. This allows players to be grouped with similarly skilled players. Boys and girls playing the game for the first time as well as some players coming up from minors may feel more comfortable in the National division. Sort outs will determine where players will be aligned. It is therefore very important that all players - new and returning- attend one of the sort out sessions.
Player development remains the focus in both divisions. Equal playing time is mandated in the spring season and players will play all positions.
Questions can be directed to the Major Convenor