As of May 15th, our region has started its phased reopening, however, at this time we do not have youth sports-specific guidelines from New York State to abide by and we are still unsure if we will be able to play baseball and softball in our community the summer. 

The league remains committed to having a 2020 summer season if permitted to do so and if we are confident that we can operate in a safe and compliant manner. To this end, we have devised a proposed plan to restart play that we feel is highly indicative of what will be required by New York State. Links to the plan and FAQ are below.

Sharing our proposed plan now is intended to help families begin to decide if participation would be right for them. Our plan will be updated as state requirements are disclosed.

After reviewing the plan, FAQ, and considering the situation, we're asking families to update the status of their registration. Through this form families can indicate if they intend to participate should we have a season, or opt-out and request a refund. This update give us an indication of how many players are interested in participating if we're permitted to have a season and allow us to plan accordingly.

PLAN SUMMARY | PLAN DETAIL | FAQ

We're excited to share T-Mobile will be supporting our league for the 2020 season. No matter where Little League families live, T-Mobile is working to keep leagues competitive and connected. Their nationwide network is bringing the future to towns everywhere with more towers, more engineers and more coverage. Thanks for being our official wireless sponsor T-Mobile! 

As our 2020 season remains on hold, here's a brief look back at the history of the league.

The Pittsford Little League will soon dedicate the new walkway at Ackley Field to Peter A. Ciaccia Jr., former PLL coach and volunteer. The PLL is grateful to Linda Ciaccia and her family for their generous donation to build the walkway that improves accessibility to the field for all players – most notably for our Challenger participants. 

The dedication plaque for the walkway will bear Babe Ruth’s inspirational quote and was chosen by the Ciaccia family as a way to keep Peter’s memory alive. This message of courage and perseverance are just two of the many life lessons that are taught through the game. We hope it will inspire all PLL players both on and off the field.