Mission: To provide healthy activity for children using the ball field as a classroom to instill discipline, team work, sportsmanship and fair play, and to establish a set of values to guide them into adulthood.
Programs: Tee Ball Baseball and Softball, Minor League Baseball and Softball, Little League Baseball and Softball (also called the Major Division), Junior League Baseball and Softball, Senior League Baseball and Softball, Big League Baseball, Challenger Division, and Second Season or, the Training and Development Program, are offered for boys and girls.
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I’ve played for trll for about 4 years. for 3 of the 4 years i had the same coaches and this year i was on a different team. i have quite a few mental health problems that my new coach just can’t understand so i asked to be switched to the other team where one of my former coaches was. i was denied even with my medical proof to switch because if they switched me they had to switch other people who wanted to. so my mom proceeded to ask why the other kids wanted to switch and that was because they had “no friends on their team”. tri rivers little league refused to switch my team because of my MEDICAL REASONS because two boys wanted to play patty cake in the dugout. now i have to quit softball just so my mental health doesn’t plummet. thanks a lot tell
TRLL is literally a sad, never- ending joke. There are great kids and well-intentioned coaches and parents. However, the board and president do nothing to support or maintain the league, coaches, or players.
This is a failed experiment. The players and the community are the ones to suffer.
Your donations would be better-placed anywhere than with the TRLL train wreck.
