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For those interested in becoming an umpire:

Between the ages of 13 and 17 please fill out the form here: Junior Umpire Program

18 and over please register here: Umpire Information Request

All training and education conducted by the district is free of charge. 

Resources for Managers, Coaches @ League Officials

Umpire Clinics

District 23 Little League Baseball Playing Rules Clinic

Comprehensive class on the playing rules of Little League Baseball. 

You will learn:
Which rules apply to Little League rules by division and how MLB rules are applied. 
When and how to apply the rules. 
Proper call mechanics. 
Game management. 
Game situations and how the rules are interpreted. 

Monday, November 10th, 6p - 9p
5559 Park Pl
Chino, CA 91710, USA

Register: https://tinyurl.com/D23RulesClass







Game Protest Rules and Guidelines

PROTESTING A GAME
REGULAR SEASON:
Rule 4.19(c)(1): The protesting manager shall immediately, and before any succeeding pitch is thrown or play begins, notify the umpire that the game is being played under protest because of misinterpretation or violation of a playing rule.
Rule 4.19(c)(2): Following such notice, the umpire shall consult with the other umpire(s). If the umpire is convinced that the decision is in conflict with the rules, the umpire shall reverse the decision. If, after consultation, the umpire is convinced that the decision is not in conflict with the rules, said umpire shall announce that the game is being played under protest. Failure of the umpire to make such announcement shall not affect the validity of the protest.
Rule 4.19(f): A committee composed of the League’s President, Player Agent, Umpire-in-Chief, and one or more other officers or directors who are not managers or umpires shall hear and resolve any such protest as above, including playing rules. If the protest is allowed, resume the game from the exact point when the infraction occurred.
A couple of things that are not noted here:
  • Confirmation of the protest being entered into the scorebook, ideally by the board member on duty. This must indicate the exact situation when the protest was lodged. Inning, score, outs, runners on base, count on the batter, and pitchers' of record's pitch-counts. 
  • A statement from the protesting manager if they lose the game.
  • A statement from the umpire.
  • In the case where the protesting manager wins the game any protest is ignored, the details of the protest should still be recorded for teaching purposes. 
  • Send all details to Ken Braithwaite, Louis Cardenas and Nikki Gonzales as soon as possible. No ruling on the protest will be made without them. 

District Umpire In Chief Contact Information

Ken Braithwaite 
[email protected]
(909) 781-7354

Louis Cardenas 
 [email protected]
(909) 268-6920

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