Registration Closed
Registration is now closed for our Major (Grades 5 and 6) and Minor (Grades 3 and 4). If you are interested in playing in either of these leagues please email Jason Gunn at jgunnski@gmail.com.
Registrations for Quickball (Kindergarten and younger) and Rookie (Grades 1 and 2) are still open.
Lebanon Youth Baseball Association Mission Statement
To provide a healthy environment for the youth of our communities. Our focus is to encourage participation, develop character and discipline, promote teamwork and advocate being a good sportsman with community pride. We strive to provide quality instruction in the development of baseball skills. We are committed to enriching the lives of our youth and fostering a love for the game.
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Lebanon Youth Cal Ripken League
Lebanon Little League, Inc., doing business as Lebanon Youth Baseball Association, LYBA, is an association formed to provide instructional baseball to boys and girls ages 3-12, grades preschool to sixth. A child wishing to participate in LYBA’s regular season must have at least one parent or legal guardian that resides in Lebanon, West Lebanon, Plainfield, Meriden, Enfield, Canaan, Dorchester, and Orange New Hampshire. All children in the local area are welcome to play in our Summer Sandlot Developmental Leagues. This would include Lebanon, West Lebanon, Plainfield, Enfield, Canaan, Dorchester, Orange and Grantham, New Hampshire; as well as Hartford, and Norwich, Vermont, provided there are no similar programs in their town.
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PLAY BALL!
After 2 seasons of Covid 19 pandemic restrictions Lebanon Youth baseball was proud to kick off the 2022 season with their traditional opening day parade and festivities. Players from all levels, Majors, Minors, Rookies, and Quick ball began their morning meeting in the parking lot of Storrs Hill. With the Lebanon Police and Fire department leading the way, players, coaches and marched from Storrs Hill to Logan field. Players lined the infield of Logan as newly instated association president Roger Gillies gave the opening speech givining thanks to the volunteers and commnuity for making the league a success.
Festivites for the day included Quick Ball players taking the field for instruction at Logan Field. Rookies headed over to newly surfaced Smith field for a fun day of round robin games and a BBQ. Minors took the field at Logan at 1pm where the Lebanon Red Sox took on the Lebanon Giants. Majors had the day off after a busy week of games with cross town teams, Dresden, Norwich, and Hartford.
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