2024-2025 Board Members

BOD Position	Name	Email Address
President	Justin Grider	[email protected]
Vice President	Clayton French	[email protected]
Vice President of Baseball	Jared Lenoir	[email protected]
Vice President of Softball	Brad Reed	[email protected]
Vice President of T-Ball	Alex Carroll	[email protected]
League Secretary	Tashunda LeLievre	[email protected]
League Treasurer	Melissa Ammons	[email protected]
Player Agent Baseball	Bob Wells	[email protected]
Player Agent Softball	Kelli Quick	[email protected]
Safety Officer	Katie McFerrin	[email protected]
Umpire-in-Chief (U.I.C.)	Paul Testa	[email protected]
League Information Officer	Frank Vollmer	[email protected]
Scheduling Director	Mike Pelletier	[email protected]
Marketing Director	Jenna French	[email protected]
Committee Leaders
Field Maintenance Manager	Vacant
Concession Manager	Vacant
Volunteer Coordinator	Vacant
Uniform Manager	Kim Pelletier
Events Coordinator	Vacant
Sponsor Fundraising Manager	Vacant

FLLAA Documents

Download 2024 November Minutes
2024 November Financials

Download 2024 October Minutes.

Download 2024 September Minutes.

Little League History, Mission Statement, and Pledge

Little League History

Little League is an international pastime that has been a fabric of societies worldwide for 75 years. Since its founding in 1939 by Carl Stotz, Little League has instilled leadership, character, courage, and loyalty in all that participate, including the nearly 1.5 million adult volunteers. Little League can be found in more than 80 countries worldwide, with more than 2.4 million children participating each year. Little League has celebrated many milestones due to the dedication of its players, parents, and volunteers. Below are just a few examples…

The Legacy Begins: First Little League Game was played on June 6, 1939
Another First: First Little League Baseball® World Series was played in August 1947
International Expansion: Canada became the first international team to charter in 1951
Outgrowing Original Field: Howard J. Lamade Stadium was built in 1959 to support the growing popularity of Little League
Federal Charter: Little League received its Federal Charter in 1964
Expansion Outside of Baseball: Little League Softball was founded in 1974
Dugout: Walt Disney Co. created Dugout the Mascot in 1985
Challenger: The Little League Challenger Division was established in 1989
Urban Initiative: The Urban Initiative Program was established in 1999
The World Series Expands Again: Volunteer Stadium was built in 2001 to allow for a 16 team tournament

Little League Intermediate (50/70) Baseball Division: The Little League Intermediate (50/70) Baseball Division was created in 2012, creating nine divisions of play

Mission Statement

Freeport Little League provides that every manager, coach, and official will help all players to develop the highest type of sportsmanship, understanding and respect for the rules, courage in defeat, and becoming the best citizen possible. We will strive to provide quality instruction in the development of baseball and softball skills, sportsmanship, and competitiveness, along with fair play.

Positive Attitude.
Listen to your coaches.
Always play your best.
You are tomorrow’s athletes.

Be a good sport.
Allow for mistakes.
Learn from them.
Let players have fun!!