Residence Eligibility Requirements - Little League

Residence eligibility requirements in Little League determine which players are eligible to participate based on where they live. It ensures that players are playing for teams that are geographically close to their homes.

Residence eligibility requirements for Little League are filed by the player's parents or legal guardians.

FAQ

Q: Who is eligible to play in Little League?
A: Children between the ages of 4 and 16, who reside in the league's designated geographic boundary, are eligible to play in Little League.

Q: What is considered residency in Little League?
A: Residency is determined by where the child legally resides, or where the child attends school within the league's boundary.

Q: Can a child play in a league outside their residential area?
A: Under certain circumstances, a waiver may be granted for a child to play in a league outside their residential area.

Q: What documents are required to prove residency?
A: Acceptable documents include a driver's license, utility bill, or official school enrollment record.

Q: Are there any age restrictions for Little League?
A: Children must be between the ages of 4 and 16 to be eligible to play in Little League.