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2023 - Spring Season

Mason District Little League (MDLL) is a non-profit corporation registered with the Commonwealth of Virginia and chartered by Little League Baseball, Inc. The program is administered by a board of directors (in bold) and operated by volunteers. The board is elected at the annual meeting of the corporation held each year in the fall. Everyone associated with the league is urged to attend this meeting.

MDLL provides a safe and fun environment for children to learn lifetime skills — leadership, sportsmanship, and teamwork. Parents play a vital role in your child’s experience and are instrumental in making it a positive one. We encourage you to be involved and to help your child develop these new skills.

Our core values are:

1. Have fun!!

2. Improve baseball skills

3. Teach and enforce good sportsmanship and safety at all times

4. Build character

5. Gain a better appreciation and understanding of the game

League administrators, managers, coaches, officials, and parents must work cooperatively to provide a safe and positive environment.

MDLL is completely administered and managed by volunteers. It is crucial that each player’s parents or guardian help the league. With your help, we can continue to ensure that the league is a safe, fun environment in which children can learn to play baseball, improve their athletic skills, and, most importantly, build and mold a positive character.

The league is divided into seven levels of play ensuring that children participate at a level commensurate with their age, maturity, and ability. For baseball, MDLL offers four divisions within the Minor League (Tee-ball, A, AA, and AAA) and a Majors Division We also offer an Intermediate Division level of play designed for 13-year old players on a larger (50/70) field as a transition from Little League to the standard, larger (60/90) high school and above level of play that are on larger (60/90) fields.

All teams, except for those at Majors and AAA, are disbanded at the end of each season and new teams are formed the following year. That said, the league tries to keep teams together from season- to-season and division-to-division within the Minors for the enjoyment of players and continuity of learning. This is, of course, dependent upon available Managers and Coaches, all of whom are volunteers, as well as the number of players within each division. Players who are candidates for AAA or Majors are required to participate in a skills assessment session that allows the Managers to place them into the level where they will be most successful. They will then be placed into a draft pool for assignment to a team. Please see our League Structure, Levels of Play, Draft Eligibility, and Player Assessment areas for more information.