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Fall Ball Registration is in progress!  For more information, please go to Player Registration.  Regular registration ends August 9! 
 
Fall Ball is an opportunity for kids to play baseball in the Fall, in the Division they would be eligible for in the upcoming Spring. It is offered for Coach Pitch, Texas (machine pitch), Minors, and Majors Divisions. There will be only one practice and one game per week, so that players can participate in other Fall sports as well. Fall Ball is instructional and allows players to further develop their baseball skills.
 
Majors - Practices on Fri – Games on Sun
Minors - Games on Fri - Practices on Sun
Texas - Games and Practices – Tues, Wed, or Thurs.
CP - Practice on Fri - Games on Sun

Specific times and locations will be determined by the number of teams in each division.
 
The Fall Ball season begins the first week of September and ends by early November.
For more information, go to Player Registration . 
 
 
 
The Bellaire Little League Board would like to express its sincerest "thanks" to all of the volunteers who helped make the District Games at Jessamine Field a huge success. 
 
BLL is only as strong as its volunteers.  If you would like to help with field maintenance, concessions , the Gala, the Auxiliary Board, or anything else, please email us at bellairelittleleague@gmail.com.
 
 

                                                                                                                 

 
The 100-Point Exercise

The place where parent-athlete relationships usually start to go wrong is with goals. Parents often don't take the time to explicitly examine their own goals for their children, or ensure that their behavior is consistent with their identified goals...Nor do they consider that their goals may not match their son's or daughter's goals!

The 100-point exercise will help you meet these challenges. Try the following:
  • Identify your top five goals for your child's sports experience
  • Assign points to each goal, in terms of their importance to you, so the total points equal 100
  • Commit to ensuring your words and actions, on and off the playing fields, are consistent with the goals you've identified
The final piece to the puzzle? If your child is old enough, ask him or her to do the exercise. The similarities and differences you discover will serve as talking points for wonderful conversations that will help all of you get the most from your young athlete's sports experience!
adapted from The Power of Double-Goal Coaching by Jim Thompson