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Kirkland National Little League offers Baseball, Softball, Quickball (formerly Tee Ball), Challenger Baseball, a Homerun Derby, a Spring Break Camp, and Little League Day. The league includes Baseball, Softball, Rapidball, and Quickball programs as part of its spring season. It is an entirely volunteer run organization and is a Non-Profit Charitable Organization.
• Ages: 5–12 years old
Kirkland National Little League was established in 1957. The league’s mission is to build community and to empower kids to learn, grow, and have fun through the instruction and competition of Baseball and Softball. The organization states that it is dedicated to ensuring that every child has the opportunity to play and offers a full range of scholarships. It also offers opportunities for children with disabilities to play adaptive Little League Baseball through its Challenger Baseball program, and its Challenger division is described as an adaptive baseball program that supports players who require a modified game structure.
The leadership team includes President Alicia Olsen, Treasurer Daria Heimerman, Secretary Stacey Bain, Safety Officer Katie Swerland, Coaches Coordinator Cody Rossen, VP of Baseball Tom Holl, Player Agent of Baseball Josh King, Director of Upper Division Baseball and Scheduler Matt Jaeger, Umpire-in-Chief Baseball Dan Hoffman, Director of Rapid Ball (Baseball) Mitch Boyer, VP of Softball Adam Hughes, Player Agent of Softball Courtney Klein, Umpire-in-Chief Softball John P. Falcone, Director of Rapid Ball (Softball) Mitch Boyer, Communications lead Joseph Bengston, League Information Officer (IT) Doron Katz, Director of Challenger Erica Erickson, Registrar Katie Anderson, Family Liaison Alida Corless, Equipment Manager Gino Sega, Fields Director Adam Lusardo, Volunteer Program Director Yuan-Hsin “YC” Chen, and Tournaments Director Justin Corbett. The league has announced that registration for the 2026 Spring Season is open and encourages players for all levels of Baseball, Softball, Rapidball, and Quickball to register early.
Last updated January 8, 2026.
• Ages: 5–12 years old
Kirkland National Little League was established in 1957. The league’s mission is to build community and to empower kids to learn, grow, and have fun through the instruction and competition of Baseball and Softball. The organization states that it is dedicated to ensuring that every child has the opportunity to play and offers a full range of scholarships. It also offers opportunities for children with disabilities to play adaptive Little League Baseball through its Challenger Baseball program, and its Challenger division is described as an adaptive baseball program that supports players who require a modified game structure.
The leadership team includes President Alicia Olsen, Treasurer Daria Heimerman, Secretary Stacey Bain, Safety Officer Katie Swerland, Coaches Coordinator Cody Rossen, VP of Baseball Tom Holl, Player Agent of Baseball Josh King, Director of Upper Division Baseball and Scheduler Matt Jaeger, Umpire-in-Chief Baseball Dan Hoffman, Director of Rapid Ball (Baseball) Mitch Boyer, VP of Softball Adam Hughes, Player Agent of Softball Courtney Klein, Umpire-in-Chief Softball John P. Falcone, Director of Rapid Ball (Softball) Mitch Boyer, Communications lead Joseph Bengston, League Information Officer (IT) Doron Katz, Director of Challenger Erica Erickson, Registrar Katie Anderson, Family Liaison Alida Corless, Equipment Manager Gino Sega, Fields Director Adam Lusardo, Volunteer Program Director Yuan-Hsin “YC” Chen, and Tournaments Director Justin Corbett. The league has announced that registration for the 2026 Spring Season is open and encourages players for all levels of Baseball, Softball, Rapidball, and Quickball to register early.
Last updated January 8, 2026.
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