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Contact: the.one.mr.brown@hotmail.com, football_maniac7@hotmail.com
DOB:1993/1994/1995/1996 Click Here for Standings Please note: For 2010 the Bantam Division will play on a regulation size playing field. Please see 2010 House League Rules.
Bantam play days are Tuesdays and Thursdays at Centennial Large and Amberlea Large; park maps are available in our League Info section. Bantam season will open with spring training on the 17th at 8.30, coaches will be assigned teams at the end of spring training (about May 30). Regular season starts in May 31. You will receive your uniforms then. All players should wear only the uniform assigned, no coloured socks or different caps are allowed, umpires will warn players at first, however, after a warning a player may be benched. No red sox or select caps, socks or pants are allowed on the diamond when teams are playing Houseleague ball. Your cooperation is appreciated.
Only assigned PBA uniforms are allowed on the field, please see the house league rules; PBA House League Cap, shirt with sponsors/team name, black belted pants, and black or white socks.
Players need their own glove and must wear an athletic support, good running shoes or baseball shoes are recommended. Bats and helmets are supplied by the league.
Player requests for a specific team are restricted to 6 players in the Bantam Division, those players include the children of the coaching staff (ie., if the coaches have 3 children on the team that team is allowed 3 additional player requests).
The Bantam Division is looking for volunteers; if you are interested, please contact,Andrew Brown the.one.mr.brown@hotmail.com, or Adam Corless, football_maniac7@hotmail.com.
Heads Up Report
Please let us know if you have any concern (parents, coaching, respect for rules). Umpires are the only impartial representative of the PBA on the field your expert opinions are very important to us. If you feel there may be cause for concern just let us know, give us a head's up. This information will be held in confidence and hopefully will prevent the need for an "Incident Report". Rules & Regulations
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