Frequently Asked Questions
Q: When does registration start/end?
A: Registration is open November 1, 2025 through Sunday, February 1, 2026.
Q: What if I miss the registration deadline?
A: A late fee of $10 will be applied. If all the available spots for a division are full you will be put on a waitlist until a spot opens up.
Q: When are evaluations held?
A: Sunday, February 15, 2026. Baseball and Softball evaluations begin at 9:00 AM at their respective locations. (see below)
Q: Who needs to attend evaluations?
A: Any AA (age 9+), AAA or Majors child who was not on a majors team roster spring 2025 who are aged 9 and above (8 yr olds are optional).
Q: Where are evaluations held?
A: Baseball evaluations are held at Continental Ranch Community Park (Skate Park). Softball evaluations are held at Continental Reserve Park (Rattlesnake).
Q: When will I be contacted by my coach?
A: All players will be notified no later than Monday, March 5, 2026
Q: When do practices/games start?
A: Practices will start the second week of March. Games will start the final week of March.
Q: When does the season end?
A: The second or third week of May. (ending date will vary depending on division)
Q: What paperwork will I need for registration?
A: All players will need a completed medical release form, parent code of conduct, and proof of residency. New players will need to their original birth certificate
Q: Where can I find the forms I need?
A: All the required forms can be found under the Documents Tab
Q: Who fills out the Medical Release Form?
A: The MRF is filled out by the players' parent/guardian
Q: Do I need a physical to play?
A: No, CRLL does NOT require a physical to play
Q: How is League Age determined?
A: Using the Age Chart located on the Documents Tab you can calculate your child's age. For baseball, your child's league age is their age as of August 31. For softball, your child's league age is their age as of January 1.
Q: Which division should my child join?
A: When initiating the registration process, you will be presented with the correct division based on your child's age. CRLL follows Little League guidelines. For most players, only one division will appear. However, if you are presented with two divisions: If your child has never played little league before, choose the younger division. If your child has played little league, and they are skilled, you may elect to move to the older division. If you are unsure of which to choose please email one of our player agents and they will be able to assist you (Board of Directors).
Q: How do I know if I live in CRLL's boundaries?
A: Please visit the Little League Official League Finder
Q: If I live in Saguaro Bloom can I play with Continental Ranch Little League?
A: If your child attends Twin Peaks K-8, Rattlesnake Ridge Elementary, Coyote Trail Elementary, Leman Academy, or Redeemer Lutheran you are eligible to play with us.
Q: What schools are in your boundaries?
A: Twin Peaks K-8, Rattlesnake Ridge Elementary, Coyote Trail Elementary, Leman Academy and Redeemer Lutheran all fall within our boundaries.
Q: What do I need for the first practice?
A: Players will need a baseball cap, glove (not plastic), non-metal spike cleats, long baseball pants, and a water bottle. Suggested items include a baseball helmet and a "USA Baseball" baseball bat (see LL Official page for more information). For Minors baseball and above, an athletic support is recommended. The league will provide bats, balls, and catchers gear for players on all teams if they are unable to themselves.
Q: What is included with my registration fee?
A: Registration fees supply the league with a host of offerings; fields for all practices and games, team shirts and hats, game equipment like bats, balls, catcher equipment, etc. as well as umpires for upper division teams. CRLL is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization relying solely on registration fees and sponsorships.
Q: Are coach and player requests honored?
A: While not guaranteed, we do our best to honor as many requests as possible for tee ball and coach pitch while ensuring all the teams are balanced competitively. We understand that many parents rely on friends and teammates to get to practices/games on time. For upper divisions where a draft occurs (Minors & Majors), these requests cannot be honored.