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Hillsborough Little League offers baseball programs that include T-Ball, A Division (Coach Pitch), AA Division (Machine Pitch), Upper Division (Player Pitch) with Majors, Minors, and AAA, the 54-80 Division (Player Pitch), and the Challenger Division. Players take part in organized baseball games such as Majors, Minors, AAA, and 54-80 matchups scheduled on specific days and times, including games like Majors Braves vs. Majors Marlins, Minors Phillies vs. Minors Astros, AAA Cubs vs. AAA Yankees, and HMB - Mercado Mi Familia vs. 54/80 Hawks. The league also operates an HLL Main Store and an HLL Hawks (54-80) store.
• Ages: 4–18 years old
• Schedule: Spring season registration is open for T-Ball, A, AA, and Challenger, with Upper Division and 54/80 games scheduled on specific dates and times, and league events such as HLL Spring Break from Sat, Mar 28, 2026 to Sat, Apr 11, 2026 and board meetings on Tue, Apr 14, 2026 at 7:30pm and Wed, May 6, 2026 from 7:00pm to 12:00am.
• Price: $310 for T-Ball and A Division, $355 for AA Division, $395 for Upper Division, and $60 for Challenger Division, with late fees applied to registrations completed after Dec 15 ($50 Upper Divisions, $40 AA, $20 A, $10 T-Ball and Challenger), and registrations with delinquent funds subject to cancellation.
Hillsborough Little League states that it uses baseball to bring together the community and teach life lessons for kids from Burlingame, San Mateo, Hillsborough, and Millbrae. The league’s territory includes Hillsborough, San Mateo Park, Burlingame west of El Camino, and Millbrae west of El Camino or north of Millbrae Ave. Any child between age 4 and 7 can play regardless of location and can continue to play through age 14, while children age 8 or above who are new to the league must either live or attend school (K or higher) within the league’s territorial boundaries.
Upper Division (Majors, Minors, and AAA) and 54-80 Division teams are selected through a draft process based on tryout results, and tryouts are required for these divisions even for returning players. Lower level teams are randomly assigned, with efforts to place players with teammates from the same school and grade, and players aged 8 or 9 who try out but are not drafted are reassigned to AA. Coach or teammate requests can be made during registration but are not guaranteed, children of team managers or coaches are assigned to their parents’ team, and siblings in the same division are assigned to the same team. The league sometimes closes divisions as they fill and keeps a waiting list for closed divisions.
Players who are new to Hillsborough Little League must show proof of birthdate, such as a birth certificate or passport, and proof of residency before their registrations are confirmed, while returning players only need to provide these if specifically asked. The league emphasizes concussion safety awareness for all players, families, and coaches and provides information on Little League bat requirements through a dedicated link.
The 2025–26 Board of Directors includes President Jeff Ford; Vice President Jonathan Cantwell; Treasurer Tim Perotti; Player Agent John Gherini; Secretaries Alex Ramsay and Jim Farris; Equipment Directors Blake Simon and Mitch Denker; Safety Officer Tony Tognetti; Coaching Directors Dan Matteucci and Noah Lubarsky; Umpire Directors Dan Reed and Miky Kuo; Information & Events Officers Cole Smith and Dana Sakal; Registrar Bobby Lorenzen; Scheduling Director Nick Bocci; Sponsorship Directors James Farris and Justin Roja; Division Director Interface / Hawks Program Jason Hansberger; Webmaster Jeff Ford; and Fields Directors Denis Grizelj and Dom Comolli. Division Directors for 2025–26 are Craig DeMartini (Majors), Scott Aronson (Minors), Jon Eide (AAA), Rich Gorman (A), Tim Tan (AA), Nick Craig (T-Ball), Doug Kreuzkamp (54/80 Juniors), and Paul Leung (Challenger). Other listed personnel for 2025–26 are Hillsborough Recreation Director Tony Giacomazzi and Snack Shack Manager Carlos Tapia. The league also lists 2024–25 and 2023–24 Boards of Directors with names, roles, and emails.
Last updated March 18, 2026.
• Ages: 4–18 years old
• Schedule: Spring season registration is open for T-Ball, A, AA, and Challenger, with Upper Division and 54/80 games scheduled on specific dates and times, and league events such as HLL Spring Break from Sat, Mar 28, 2026 to Sat, Apr 11, 2026 and board meetings on Tue, Apr 14, 2026 at 7:30pm and Wed, May 6, 2026 from 7:00pm to 12:00am.
• Price: $310 for T-Ball and A Division, $355 for AA Division, $395 for Upper Division, and $60 for Challenger Division, with late fees applied to registrations completed after Dec 15 ($50 Upper Divisions, $40 AA, $20 A, $10 T-Ball and Challenger), and registrations with delinquent funds subject to cancellation.
Hillsborough Little League states that it uses baseball to bring together the community and teach life lessons for kids from Burlingame, San Mateo, Hillsborough, and Millbrae. The league’s territory includes Hillsborough, San Mateo Park, Burlingame west of El Camino, and Millbrae west of El Camino or north of Millbrae Ave. Any child between age 4 and 7 can play regardless of location and can continue to play through age 14, while children age 8 or above who are new to the league must either live or attend school (K or higher) within the league’s territorial boundaries.
Upper Division (Majors, Minors, and AAA) and 54-80 Division teams are selected through a draft process based on tryout results, and tryouts are required for these divisions even for returning players. Lower level teams are randomly assigned, with efforts to place players with teammates from the same school and grade, and players aged 8 or 9 who try out but are not drafted are reassigned to AA. Coach or teammate requests can be made during registration but are not guaranteed, children of team managers or coaches are assigned to their parents’ team, and siblings in the same division are assigned to the same team. The league sometimes closes divisions as they fill and keeps a waiting list for closed divisions.
Players who are new to Hillsborough Little League must show proof of birthdate, such as a birth certificate or passport, and proof of residency before their registrations are confirmed, while returning players only need to provide these if specifically asked. The league emphasizes concussion safety awareness for all players, families, and coaches and provides information on Little League bat requirements through a dedicated link.
The 2025–26 Board of Directors includes President Jeff Ford; Vice President Jonathan Cantwell; Treasurer Tim Perotti; Player Agent John Gherini; Secretaries Alex Ramsay and Jim Farris; Equipment Directors Blake Simon and Mitch Denker; Safety Officer Tony Tognetti; Coaching Directors Dan Matteucci and Noah Lubarsky; Umpire Directors Dan Reed and Miky Kuo; Information & Events Officers Cole Smith and Dana Sakal; Registrar Bobby Lorenzen; Scheduling Director Nick Bocci; Sponsorship Directors James Farris and Justin Roja; Division Director Interface / Hawks Program Jason Hansberger; Webmaster Jeff Ford; and Fields Directors Denis Grizelj and Dom Comolli. Division Directors for 2025–26 are Craig DeMartini (Majors), Scott Aronson (Minors), Jon Eide (AAA), Rich Gorman (A), Tim Tan (AA), Nick Craig (T-Ball), Doug Kreuzkamp (54/80 Juniors), and Paul Leung (Challenger). Other listed personnel for 2025–26 are Hillsborough Recreation Director Tony Giacomazzi and Snack Shack Manager Carlos Tapia. The league also lists 2024–25 and 2023–24 Boards of Directors with names, roles, and emails.
Last updated March 18, 2026.
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