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Welcome to Rushmore Little League of Rapid City, SD

MAJORS/MINORS MANAGERS MEETING
Friday, February 3rd, 7:00pm @ RVSD

RUSHMORE LITTLE LEAGUE BOARD MEETING
Sunday, February 12th, 4:00pm @ RVSD

Registration for 2012 Rushmore season:
Tuesday, February 21st, 6:30-8:30pm @ Rapid Valley Elementary
Thursday, February 23rd, 6:30-8:30pm @ North Middle School
Saturday, February 25th, 9:00am-12:00pm @ Scheel's

FEE STRUCTURE FOR 2012
Pee Wee thru Majors & softball = $50
Tee Ball = $40 

2 kids (both Pee Wee thru Majors & softball) = $90
2 kids (1 Tee Ball and 1 Pee Wee thru Majors & softball) = $80

3 kids (all Pee Wee thru Majors & softball) = $100  (90 + 10)
3 kids (1 Tee Ball and 2 Pee Wee thru Majors & softball) = $100 (90 + 10)
3 kids (2 Tee Ball and 1 Pee Wee thru Majors & softball) = $90 (80 + 10)

        BOYS MAJORS/MINORS 2012 TRYOUTS (9-12yr olds):
12yr Old Meeting:  Friday, March 16th, 6:00pm @ RVSD
Saturday, March 17th, 9:00am-12:00pm @ Boys Majors Field
Sunday, March 18th, 1:00pm-4:00pm @ Boys Majors Field

(Registered kids 9-12 years old MUST tryout whether planning to play for majors or minors.  Must attend ONE of the days to be eligible.  All registered kids 9 yrs old that do not try out, will be placed in the 9yr old division.  All registered kids 10-12 yrs old that do not try out will be drafted to a minors team.  Returning majors and minors kids do not need to try out unless they want to re-enter the draft to get on a different team.)

2012 Board of Directors
Joe Carlin - President
Will Prentice - VP Baseball
Joe Moore - VP Softball
Marcy Morrison - Secretary
Marcy Morrison - Treasurer
Shawn Woods - Player Agent
Jeremy Ladson - Information Officer
Joe Moore - Softball Commissioner
Jeremy Ladson - Majors Commissioner
Jason & Christa Morgan - Co-Minors Commissioner
Nathan Rose - 8 & 9 Boys Commissioner
Doug Rufledt - Pee Wee Commissioner
Doug Rufledt - Tee Ball Commissioner
OPEN POSITION - Umpire Chief
OPEN POSITION -  Safety Officer
Jodie Rufledt - Concessions Majors/Tee Ball Complex
OPEN POSITION - Concessions Co-Ed Complex
Chonda Prentice - Concessions Asst
Jason & Christa Morgan - Fundraising Charipersons
Chad Davis - Equipment Manager
Matt Siemonsma - Equipment Assistant
Chris DeGroote & Shelby Burrus & Clint Zurn - Grounds & Facilities
Scott Tipton - PR/Advertising/Sponsors Rep.
OPEN POSITION - Training Coordinator

2012 MAJORS MANAGERS
BLOCKERS - Jeremy Ladson
CLASSICS - Shawn Woods
ELKS - Scott Tipton
INSURORS - Chris DeGroote
SPRITES - OPEN POSITION

2011 BOYS ALL STARS
9th Place

2011 Rushmore 11 year Old Team
4th Place


2011 Rushmore 10 year Old Team
6th Place

Please fill out your Registration form, Volunteer form and Medical Release form by going to these links.  Rushmore Little League runs completely on volunteers, so please volunteer and help make it a great season for our kids.
(Requires Adobe Reader)

Age Chart 2012 Baseball & Softball (Rushmore Little League does NOT allow 4 year olds)

Player Registration Form

Volunteer Application 2012

Medical Release Form

Accident Claim Form

Regulation V - 12yr Old Waiver Form

Proof of Age Requirement

Residence Eligibility Requirements

We will have NEW RLL T-Shirts, Hoodies & Windbreakers, as well as Window Decals, Bumper Stickers and Stickers available for sale again this year.  You can purchase these currently @ Registration, Parents Night, Opening Ceremonies and throughout the season at the concession stands:
RLL T-Shirts, Hoodies & Windbreakers (Black or Grey) $10-$30.00
RLL Window Decals - $3.00
RLL Bumper Stickers - $2.00
RLL Stickers - $2.00

Congrats to the 9yr old All Stars for taking 2nd place in their 2010 tournament
Congrats to the 11yr old All Stars for taking 3rd place in their 2010 tournament

Today, when it comes to recreation and sports, it seems like children have more choices than ever whether it’s team sports, individual sports, or just playing video games. Like all parents we want to educate our children and allow them to have fun, but don't know how to best achieve that. Little League is the answer.
Little League places a special emphasis on educating both children and adults about the many issues we face as members of a progressive society. These Special Initiatives underscore the fact that Little League is more than just a game, it's a program that enriches the lives of both players and volunteers alike.
Little League Initiatives are designed with children and families in mind and address some of society's most important issues. Little League provides these educational programs to benefit all Little League families and for the betterment of the communities in which they live, work and play.
Little League is the ONLY National Youth Sports organization to require Coaches, Managers, Board Members and volunteers that work with your children to undergo a background check against the sexual offenders registry.

Fairness and skill training are important parts of Little League. All upper levels of BOTH Softball and Baseball use a draft system to ensure an equal and impartial division of talent. Boundaries of each chartered league are protected. "Raiding" by other Little Leagues is not allowed. All players are guaranteed playing time, in fact a manager can be removed for not following the playing time rules. Chartered Little Leagues receive the lowest rates and maximum coverage for insurance (Accident, General Liability, Association Directors and Officer’s Liability, and Crime). This insurance is included in the registration cost of each player and is NOT an added expense that must be borne by individual families. Chartered Little Leagues have an option to take part in the International Tournament, with traveling expenses defrayed beyond the local level. There is major network television coverage and coverage in all other types of media. No other program does as much for its membership, and the international recognition of Little League is unmatched by any other youth sports organization.  Little League doesn't invite you in with a low registration fee but forget to tell you that you have to buy all the team equipment. All uniforms and team equipment are provided by Rushmore Little League,as well as field maintenance and facilities.
All chartered Little Leagues have a voice via democratic procedure in regard to changes in the rules and regulations.
In the Rapid City area there are over 100 teams in Baseball and Softball as well as 25 fields to play on. There is league play and inter league play without having to travel 150 to 350 miles.

Below are just a few of the reasons Little League Baseball and Softball is the program of choice by far for more communities than any other youth sports organization in the world.

* It's affordable
* It's easy
* Instant recognition
* FREE rule books
* Manager Training
* Fairness and Skill Training
* Education programs
* Child protection
* Safety Training
* Volunteer Screening
* Guaranteed Playing Time
* All Uniforms and Team Equipment Provided
Every one of the benefits above is available ONLY to chartered Little League programs.

Well. what are you waiting for - Sign up at one of our registrations or send us an email today!


OR for your Convience you can fill out the forms online and bring them to registration

Player Registration Form

(Requires Adobe Acrobat) Then bring 2 copies of the completed form to registration.

You can also prepare the volunteer form also here:
Volunteer Application 2012

We will need a photocopy of your drivers license with the volunteer form
Also required at registration is a copy of your child's birth certificate and 2 proofs of residency.

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