If my child is selected for the All-Stars team, what can we expect (practices and games)?
All-Star teams practice at least 5 nights a week with practice length times varying. There may also be some pre-tournament scrimmages in and outside of Marin County leading up to a district tournament in late June or early July. If the team wins the district tournament, they will also play in a state tournament shortly thereafter.
How much play time will my child get on the All-Stars team? Families and players should recognize that All-Stars Tournament play time is different from the regular season in SRLL. Every player on the roster bats in a continuous batting order. However there are no minimum requirements for field time so some players may only be designated hitters. With that said, everyone who makes the All-Star roster is on the team for a reason, and will be expected to fill a role and contribute in meaningful ways.
How many players are selected for each team?
This will vary depending on the manager based on tournament playing rules. Typically, most managers form a team of 12-13 players.
If my family already has a vacation planned during June/July, how would that affect All-Stars eligibility?
If your child would like to be considered for an All Star Team, please ensure that they will be available for practices, team-building activities, and games from June through the end of July. If you have planned trips and vacations during this timeframe, please do not opt-in for All-Stars. Please note that the 12s All Star Team may also compete into August if they advance beyond the State Tournament.