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Boonton-Mountain Lakes-
Boonton Township-Lincoln Park
Commissioner's Corner
American, National, Continental and Junior Baseball Managers
2010 has brought us further changes to the pitching rules.
(1) Once a pitcher throws 41 pitches in a game, they can no longer play the catcher's position for the rest of the day.
(2) Each player is allowed a maximum number of pitches in a day. These maximums are set by the league age (age as of April 30, 2010) of the pitcher.
13 - 15 year olds: 95 pitches per day
11 & 12 year olds: 85 pitches per day
9 & 10 year olds: 75 pitches per day
7 & 8 year olds: 50 pitches per day
(3) Once a player has pitched, there are mandatory rest periods that must be followed. This rest period is directly related to the number of pitches thrown in the game.
66 or more pitches: 4 calendar days rest
51 - 65 pitches: 3 calendar days rest
36 - 50 pitches: 2 calendar days rest
21 - 35 pitches: 1 calendar day rest
1 - 20 pitches: No rest Required
To prevent any confusion, each manager will email (TritownLL@Aol.com) with the following information for each game. This information will be posted on this web site scores.
Date/Field
Game score (including team names)
Total Pitch count for all pitchers used on both teams
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*** T-BALL Division ***
The T-Ball division is for all our 5 year old players. T-Ball teaches fundamentals in an extremely enjoyable atmosphere. Special coaching help from the Boonton and Mountain Lakes high school baseball and softball teams as well as a guest appearances from Spiderman, make T-Ball a special experience for our youngsters.
The 2010 T-Ball Division will open its season in late April.
All T-Ball sessions are held at our Fanny complex and runs from 11:00 - 1:00 each Saturday.
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*** BANTAM Baseball Divisions ***
The Bantam divisions are for all our 6 to 8 year old players. The Bantam Baseball program is split in 3 divisions to provide a more enjoyable experience for our youngsters while better serving the varied ages and skill levels within the Bantam division.
Primarily, Bantam I consists of our 6 year olds, Bantam II our 7 year olds and Bantam III our 8 year olds. However, each child is evaluated to determine in which division they will best be served and will enjoy the most. Those 8 year olds who have developed sufficiently will be placed in the Continental division.
The Bantam I, Bantam II & Bantam III divisions provide the needed training to bridge the gap between T-Ball and the Continental division.
All three Bantam divisions began play in early April.
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*** CONTINENTAL Baseball Division ***
The Continental division is comprised primarily of 9 year olds. Continental also contains a number of highly developed 8 year olds and some 10 year olds who require an additional year before moving into the next division.
Continental is the first level utilizing umpires, standings and playoffs.
The 2010 Continental division season begins in early April.
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*** NATIONAL Baseball Division ***
The National division is the primary division for our 10 year olds. The National is also heavily populated with 11 year olds and a few exceptional 9 year olds. By far the most diverse division by age, the National is a very competitive environment that provides a unique opportunity for our developing pitchers who might not be ready to face the rigors of the American division.
The 2010 National division season begins in early April.
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*** AMERICAN Baseball Division ***
The American Division is our most competitive division. Comprised entirely of 12 year olds and Tri-Town's most skilled 11 year olds, the American division also provides an opportunity for several of our very talented 10 year olds.
The 2010 American division season begins in early April.
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*** JUNIOR Baseball Division ***
The Junior Division is comprised of all Tri-Town's 13, 14 and 15 year old players. Played on a 90' diamond, The Junior division plays an intra-league schedule as well as an inter-league schedule with the other Little Leagues in Morris county.
The 2010 Junior division season begins in mid April.
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During or just after periods of bad weather, coaches should check the Tri-Town "Fields Availability Hotline" by calling (973) 299-1335.Those teams with games or practices scheduled for any of the Boonton Board of Education fields (John Hill, School Street or Boonton High) can call (973) 335-9700 extension 5007 to see if the field is open or if a school function has been planned.
Even when a field is designated as 'Open' coaches should refrain from practicing on them if they are wet.
These fields are only available to the Tri-Town Little League on those days and times specified by each town.
Please refer to your League Agent for details.
*** TRI-TOWN LITTLE LEAGUE ***
Pitcher Field ---- CLOSED
Scerbo Field ---- CLOSED
*** TOWN OF BOONTON ***
BHS JV Baseball Field ---- CHECK BOE HOTLINE
BHS Varsity Baseball Field ---- CHECK BOE HOTLINE
John Hill School East ---- CHECK BOE HOTLINE
John Hill School West ---- CHECK BOE HOTLINE
John Hill School Lower ---- CHECK BOE HOTLINE
School Street School Field ---- CHECK BOE HOTLINE
Pepe Field ---- CLOSED
*** BOROUGH OF MOUNTAIN LAKES ***
Briarcliff School Field ---- CLOSED
MLHS Baseball Field ---- CLOSED
MLHS Softball Field ---- CLOSED
*** TOWNSHIP OF BOONTON ***
Johanson Field ---- CLOSED
RFL Baseball Field ---- CLOSED
RVS School Field ---- CLOSED
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