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In two short years, my son could likely be playing in one of our community Little League organizations. I respect the fact that the organization supports and encourages children to participate in sports. Baseball combines physical activity and teamwork and is a sport I’ve come to enjoy over the years.
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If you have a child in Little League Baseball or Softball, it may be of interest to you to know that Hilton recently announced it’s three-year commitment to be the organization’s official hotel partner. Families, friends, and volunteers can receive a 15 percent discount on hotel stays booked at any of Hilton Worldwide’s brands. Hilton Worldwide will make a contribution to the organization with each reservation.
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I never played sports but my son played t-ball and I remember the first day he played how excited he was.
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We are proud of our local youth sports group who are the United States Little League Champions! I don’t know if that’s a story however it created real community pride and joy! Plus it taught our youth to never give up even in the face of adversity.
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I have so many memories of going to watch my brothers play little league every weekend. We made great friends that have lasted a lifetime! I always wanted to play, but back then, my mom thought girls should play other things, like the accordion. And that is why I will let my daughters play any sport they want!
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when i was younger, I played t-ball and I was so bad at it. the ball was sitting there but i couldn’t hit it sometimes and I got so upset, I cried. I was little and very emotional. it’s fun to watch kids play sports though! it should be fun, no pressure
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In our family it was soccer. I can still remember my sister after a games covered in mud. All you could see were eyes.
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My favorite memory was back sometime in the 70’s, at the old Cleveland Municipal Stadium. Back then you could bring a cooler in the stadium and my mom made fried chicken. It was a beautiful summer evening spent with my parents and sisters. The Indians won and Oscar Gamble stole home base during the game. There was so much excitement and was everything was perfect. The evening ended with a spectacular fireworks show.
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I remember my first practice for my softball team and a girl got hit in the face by a pop fly and it broke her nose. I loved softball but the cartilege breaking through the skin, that’s something that always freaked me out. May my kids never play rugby!
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mine involved my husband – he was in little league and hit a homer, and he can STILL hear his dad scream ‘get outta here ball!!!’
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i;m not sure this counts as a youth sports story but when I was young, oh probaby 3rd grade, my mom put me in tennis lessons. the teacher was really mean and boring. I didn’t enjoy the lessons. SO, I would always er uh “accidentally” hit my ball over the fence around the court (it was group style lessons) and then have to go retrieve it which took a long time, therefore I would have to miss class time.
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I remember going to a SF Giants game with my dad. I won it for great grade in 5th and we went just the 2 of us
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I never got to play sports myself, but I always went to my nephew’s baseball and football youth games. Some things has changed over the years as I remember watching my friends playing when I was a kid. One thing I can say is sportsmanship is such a wonderful thing that is taught in youth sports. When I was little, I remember the winning team just bragging like crazy or the kids behaving in an upsetting way. Now, I see teams congrat eachother, getting and giving advice and the thrive to not just win, but mostly have fun. That is what sports should be about. Great to advance one’s skills, but can’t enjoy the game if not having fun.
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My fav youth sports story was watching my 6 year old niece score a soccer goal for the other team… and she was soooooo excited! 🙂
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My favorite little league sports would be Baseball,they are so cute an its for both boys an girls,both mine played an loveed it an now my grandson plays
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My daughter does track and field she was actually in the lead in hurdles and I was so proud of her never seen her run hurdles like that. But then I closed my eyes to pray and heard the crown yell OH! It was my daughter on the ground not responding she tripped on a hurdle and I ran down to the field and before I could get there she jumped up and yelled out I got this she finished the race of course last but man never seen a crowd so happy for her finishing the race and she had great sportmanship!
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When my son was 4 years old, he played t-ball for a neighborhood team. I remember how cute those little boys looked! He is now 21 years old, but sometimes I still see him like that little boy in outfield looking up at airplanes instead of the game.
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Both my sons have been in Little League & absolutely love it! Our 10 year old loves baseball so much & is so passionate about playing and hopes to be a professional some day. (I wish too. lol) Through this sport, both my sons have learned so much about how to play as a team, play fairly and how to be a good loser too…all qualities that will help them in life.
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Both of my daughters play soccer. My 8yo daughter is a natural at it and is so much fun to watch. However, my 4yo daughter has no idea what she is doing out there and just follows everyone around with a huge smile on her face. Last night during the game, she finally kicked the ball (only once)on her own. We were so happy and proud of her that you would have thought she won the world series….LOL
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My kids both played base/softball from age 6 until they were off to college. I still remember the night my son got hit in the head (helmet) by a pitch. I was keeping score and stayed in the dugout–I figured he’d be fine. However, my SIL came flying out of the stands and ran onto the field. Still cracks me up, 20 years later.
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It was my 4 year old son running behind his “girlfriend Nicole who he’s going to marry” cheering her on as she scores a goal in soccer.
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it’s not my favorite moment, but my most memorable. I was playing field hockey in middle school and my parents wouldn’t let me get contact lenses yet. One day at practice, a field hockey ball came flying to my face and broke my lenses. Since that day, I wear contact lenses 🙂
When I played Little League baseball I was the bunting champion! I was somehow able to get a lot of homeruns off of bunting. The coaches started having me bunt all the time!
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I never played sports in school, but I go to my nephew’s foot ball games all the time. I love the way the kids on the team act like every game is the super bowl
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I remember getting the wind knocked out of me in youth baseball. The ball hit me in the right spot in the chest.
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I never participated in youth sports, but many of my friends did! I used to love going to their games to cheer them on. One of the baseball/softball fields was within walking distance from my house and right next to the community pool. My parents and I would walk up there, watch a game, then go for a swim. So much fun! It almost makes me miss small town life. 🙂
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I remember going to see the Oakland A’s when I was a kid, my dad took me, and we ended up getting to talk to some of the players afterward. It was so much fun!
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My brother played ball when we were growing up & my family would attend the games. We loved the chance to watch him play and cheer him on!
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When my son played little league football it was so funny in the begining the kids would be all dressed up in thier uniforms and all of a sudden it would be an hour later before they actually started practice because the boys would all of a sudden after dressing them in full gear need to go potty.
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I have such great memories of going to the ball field to watch my cousins play Little League. They played every summer and for some reason I adored going out there, sitting on the stands and cheering!
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My daughter was 7 and my husband insisted on signing her up for softball; her 3 older brothers all played and he was determined she’d be a softball star. The first game she was in the outfield. Halfway through the inning she suddenly takes off and starts running off the field and straight for the port-a-potty bringing the game to a screeching halt. My husband never told her you can’t just run off the field in the middle of the game LOL.
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I still don’t know how this happened, but I swear it did. When I was in 3rd grade gym class, we were playing kickball. I’d been hit in the head with the ball and was sidelined with a bloody nose (back then blood was only an inconvenience and not a health hazard, so no going to the nurse.) This kid kicked the ball, and it came towards me and landed on my head and sat there until another kid came and removed it from my noggin’. It sounds impossible, but it happened!
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My fave experience is trying to do Little League and I was one of the only girls. I cried all season and realized I would like ballet better!
I used to love going to little league with my brother and watching my dad get so excited he would tear up!
I was never really good at anything athletic until one day in gym class when I outran everyone except two. I joined track and field and have been running/jogging ever since. I’ll never forget that feeling of transition from ‘i can’t do anything’ to ‘i can do this’.
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When my younger son played in Little League the parents had to volunteer to call balls & strikes behind the plate. It was torture for me. I was much better cheering the team on in the stands.
One time my brother decided that he wanted to try football. So they went to the orientation day, he got all padded up and they went out there (he knew nothing about football) and on the first exercise some kid tackled him. He got up walked off the field and said “done.” It was hilarious and he stuck to baseball after that!
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My favorite youth sports league memories are of taking the kids out to eat after the games. All the families had fun then whether the kids won or lost.
I remember when my sister and I played soccer in middle school. We had to ride our bikes about 3 miles to get to practice. One day, it started storming when we were about half way there – a typical Florida thunderstorm. We were so afraid we were going to get struck by lightning that we sang little kids songs the rest of the way. And by the time we got there, they had canceled practice anyway!
Our son played baseball with the same team from the time he was 4 till he was 14. We loved going to his games and traveling to tournaments. Watching the boys grow up from goofy little kids to wonderful young men was a great experience.
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My brother was a huge baseball fan. With five siblings he use to pay us a nickel to play ball with him. Of course he had to be the captain, and between his brother and sisters and a feew neighbor kids we played ball every saturday, with a nickel in our pocket. Now as adults we all love to go to ball games!
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I would have to say that one of them was yesterday. My 10 yr. old daughter hit a foul ball that left our field and almost went into the other field. If the ball had been straight it would have went over the fence. You should have heard the other parents. They couldn’t believe it. She ended up hitting a double with 3 rbis. She also ended up getting the game ball. It was a great day. lol thank you!
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My own favorite memory was playing basketball on my school team as a kid. My Dad’s friend bet me $5 that I couldn’t score. In the last two minutes of the game I scored my only points the entire season!
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I was the only girl on an all boys baseball team when I was in kindergarten! It was supposed to be a mixed team, but I guess no other girls wanted to play. I only did 2 seasons, but I remember stealing a base one time and feeling very awesome at 6 years old.
I was a substitute cheerleader, so my best sports story was the one time that I was needed to cheer (sad but true)
my daughters first day at soccer.she was 7 years old.she was so excited she was giving everyone a hug
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my brother and i were swimmers, spending time with him was the most special time in my life….family time you don’t realize how much you miss it
I never played organized sports when I was a kid, but I sure remember attending tons of my little brother’s soccer games. He played from the age of 5 to 17.
I loved playing soccer when I was younger. It was fun traveling around too.
Well, I was never in youth sports and for the most part my kids aren’t either. My son did agree to try basketball one year, though, and he made one basket during the season. My heart swelled with pride as his team congratulated him on it!
My favorite youth sports moments was watching my youngest son play youth league baseball. He took such joy in each part of the game, including practices, as he dreamed of making it big one day. That was not to happen, but his love of baseball continues today and he is working in that field.
My best little league memory was when my son made his first score in baseball. He was so excited.
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My favorite youth sports experiences come from cheering on my daughter at her swim meets! And this past summer, she qualified to swim the 100 Butterfly at Junior Olympics (the FL state swim championship). We all went to Orlando to cheer her & her teammates on!
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In early elementary school I was a sickly child, missed school a lot and was always picked last to be on the school athletic teams. So, I decided that I would go into a restful state and visualize myself playing every game at school perfectly. After awhile, I was the first one the boys would pick to be on their teams and really did well in basketball, dodgeball, handball, tetherball, and volleyball. In fourth grade I was selected by my classmates to receive the “Best Sportsmanship Award,” which included outstanding citizenship as well as the ability to “play ball.” In junior high I received chevron citations for excellent ball playing and sportsmanship. All of these awards helped with my self-exteem.
I played basketball for the YMCA. Two years in a row I was on the purple team. We always did really go, but I remember all the fun we had. My favorite part was always the last day of the season when we would get medals and have a pizza party.
My favorite youth sports experience was getting to travel out of state to compete, I thought I was big time!
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I took part in almost every youth sport when I was younger and quit every single one when I realized I had no athletic ability whatsoever.
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i played softball for 10 years when i was younger. i was a pitcher and and in one game i struck 7 people out and i also hit 3 homeruns! it was very exciting seeings though i was only 12. 🙂
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When I was in 6th grade the teacher had all of us compete in things such as sprinting, jumping, etc. We competed against the boys also. Well, did the boys get upset because I beat every single one of them in the sprint! LOL
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I used to coach youth soccer at the local YMCA and it was so rewarding to work with the kids.
I remember as a kid that either my mom or dad would always come to all my games. My dad was the calm one while my mom would get worked up and shout a lot, lol.
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I played first base. A lefty whacked the ball at me so fast that I was caught off guard, but I snagged the ball nonetheless, then it bounced out of my glove, and I caught it again, only to lose it ONE more time before I FINALLY held on to that sucker for dear life and for the out. They called me The Juggler from then on.
My son played soccer, and he loved sliding in the mud on purpose!
Little league – a triple; which was a bunt and a 2 base error.
My favorite was watching my son play in his first soccer game. They didn’t score any goals but he had a huge grin on his face the entire time!
We have supported many of the youth sports leagues in our county. I have carpooled many kids from one end of town to another as a “free taxi” so the kids could play while their parents did something else – I believe in support and family time and will help to lend a hand. We are in the midst of our soccer and volleyball season and every sport overlaps somewhere – next will be fall baseball/softball, then basketball and swimming, to running, tennis and so much more – I enjoy watching the kids smile – when we have special needs kids on our teams or working with the special needs soccer association or the spec ial olympics it is nice to have a buddy by your side to help bring joy to others – priceless.
I remember clearly how good it felt to win the softball championship in highschool!
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When I was in high school, my dad and I coached my little sisters soccer team. It was a really great family experience!
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I never played sports as a kid, which I regret now. I remember watching my brother play baseball and being so envious when he would hit the ball and everyone would cheer for him.
We were watching my daughter’s first cross country meet. We saw a 7th grade boy running all out for the finish when his shoe flew off about 20 feet from the finish line. The boy stopped, went back to collect his shoe, then finished, losing two places…..Got it on video
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I remember my very first NFL football game was with my parents. I was a freshman in high school and we went to see the Bucs play the Patriots. Funny thing was my mascot for school at the time was the Patriot, so I was kinda torn on whether to keep rooting for my Bucs or switch because my mascot was the Patriot and a few friends were there. I didn’t really understand the game, but it was SO much fun! We tailgated, rivaled and had a blast. My parents have not been to game since the one and only game they were able to take me to in high school.
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I didn’t play but always loved going with my mom and dad and watching my little brother it was great family time. I can not wait for my kids to play thanks for the chance to win
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My first personal experience with youth sports has been watching my nephew start to play tee-ball. He was so resistant at first, mostly because he didn’t quite grasp the game and didn’t show a lot of skill, but it’s been amazing seeing him learn patience and practicing with his dad and brother every day, and my favorite memory came so far when he got his first official hit earlier this summer — the look of shock and excitement on his face was priceless, and it was a terrific family moment. Thanks!
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My dad was pitcher for the local ball team when I was a kid. Our fondest memories were that he would play ball with us kids almost every night before the game. We THOUGHT he was playing with US–instead he was practicing up for Sundays game.
He did teach me to pitch, tho, and I often pitched for the kid games–even tho I was a girl!– and back then, girl pitchers werent so popular!
I played volleyball a lot. It was pretty funny since I was 5’1″, and I was REALLY good at it! Until I made a jock mad at me, and decided to punt the ball at me. I had the imprint of a volleyball on my butt for a week!
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My kids have played so many sports, but one of my favorite memories was when my son first started in little league and was in the outfield and instead of fielding the ball he was siting in the grass hunting for bugs. Thanks.
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I didn’t play sports but my brother played baseball. He would spend hours in the backyard practicing & even tried to teach me to hit the ball…I wasnt very good though.
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I remember playing softball when I was young. My father came to every practive and every game. We would throw the ball in the yard. It’s such a nice memory.
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My favorite experience was watching my kids in Little League. One time, my son’s team was allowed to greet our local minor league team on the field and I will always remember that.
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I wasn’t into sports. My son was into Little League when we were in Brooklyn. His granddad carried him to see the Yankees.
One of my favorite sports memories is when our team allowed a little girl with retardation to play with us on certain games. She would be so happy when she scored a hit, and we let her score runs. It made her and her parents so happy.
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My fave youth sports story is when my son finally got to go to a baseball game…He was very excited that when the people danced in the stands they might get shown on the screen…so when it started he danced and danced and danced and got shown twice!!! They came over and gave him a free shirt because they caught him twice, what a great day!
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I do not have one favorite story to single out, but I enjoyed watching each time my daughter tried a new sport, not to mention the other children there who were doing the same thing. Witnessing some children rule out future playing of a sport, while others’ eyes lit up as they found something they enjoyed, was memorable. You only get to start playing a any particular sport once in life, after all
Being on my school’s softball team and, for one game, hitting the game winning home run is my favorite memory
I never got to participate in team sports but my sister who was on a youth team for one season tells people that her soccer career was cut short due to an injury….as a ten year old!