Little League Seasons Overview

Spring Season

Duration: Typically runs from March to June.

Overview:

• Main Season: The Spring season is considered the primary Little League season. It includes regular season games, practices, and various events.
• Opening Day: Kicks off with an opening day celebration, often featuring parades, ceremonies, and first-pitch events.
• Regular Season Games: Teams play a series of scheduled games against other teams within their division.
• Tournaments: Includes district, sectional, and state tournaments, leading up to the Little League World Series for qualifying teams.
• All-Star Teams: At the end of the regular season, standout players may be selected for All-Star teams to compete in additional tournaments.

Key Events:

• Opening Day Celebration
• Regular Season Games
• District Top Team Tournament
• End-of-Season All-Star Tournament

Fall Season

Duration: Typically runs from September to November.

Overview:

• Developmental Focus: The Fall season is often seen as a developmental season, providing players with additional practice and game experience.
• Less Competitive: Generally less competitive than the Spring season, with an emphasis on skill development and learning.
• Shorter Season: The Fall season is shorter and may have fewer games and practices compared to the Spring season.
• Wood Bat Tournament: The Fall season includes a wood bat tournament, adding a unique element to the experience.

Key Events:

• Regular Season Games
• Skill Development Clinics
• Wood Bat Tournament