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Senators Satchel Paige Little League offers baseball and softball, including seasonal practices and training sessions. The program includes activities such as the 2026 Winter Indoor Clinic, 2026 Girls Winter Indoor Softball Training, 2025 Fall Baseball & Softball Training, the 2026 Winter Indoor Camp, 2025 Fall Training, and 2024 Fall Season Practice.
• Ages: 4–18 years old
• Schedule: The main season runs from the beginning of April until mid-June with an average of 15 games, with additional fall training and winter indoor sessions.
Senators Satchel Paige Little League is a non-profit organization and a chartered member of Little League International. It has been servicing communities in Ward 5 and portions of Ward 4 since 1996 by providing community based baseball for boys and girls ages 4 to 18. The program includes all players in the batting order and uses fair play rules so that all players receive equal playing time. Players who assess at higher skill levels are allowed to play up one age level. The league invests in pre-season coaches and player training, provides several weeks of umpire training, and has dedicated board members who volunteer all year. Post-season play continues into the summer, and all-star teams are selected through a voting system that accounts for players' performance every game. Teams may play on through state and regional competitions and then to the Little League World Series.
Last updated January 5, 2026.
• Ages: 4–18 years old
• Schedule: The main season runs from the beginning of April until mid-June with an average of 15 games, with additional fall training and winter indoor sessions.
Senators Satchel Paige Little League is a non-profit organization and a chartered member of Little League International. It has been servicing communities in Ward 5 and portions of Ward 4 since 1996 by providing community based baseball for boys and girls ages 4 to 18. The program includes all players in the batting order and uses fair play rules so that all players receive equal playing time. Players who assess at higher skill levels are allowed to play up one age level. The league invests in pre-season coaches and player training, provides several weeks of umpire training, and has dedicated board members who volunteer all year. Post-season play continues into the summer, and all-star teams are selected through a voting system that accounts for players' performance every game. Teams may play on through state and regional competitions and then to the Little League World Series.
Last updated January 5, 2026.
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