NWLL baseball scandal

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Let’s start identifying ourselves so we take responsibility for what we say. Can someone get Mike and Rick together to put this behind

You first.

[Anonymous]

How did the vote go. My son wants to know if there will be a little league season in 2024.

He hopes everyone will be nice to each other

[Anonymous]

To the new board

As Nelson Mandela said

“A winner is a dreamer who never gives up.”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Let’s start identifying ourselves so we take responsibility for what we say. Can someone get Mike and Rick together to put this behind

You first.

Maybe that was a bridge too far but let’s each choose a number of voice# heard. You could be Annoymous #1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Let’s start identifying ourselves so we take responsibility for what we say. Can someone get Mike and Rick together to put this behind

You first.

Maybe that was a bridge too far but let’s each choose a number of voice# heard. You could be Annoymous #1

Let’s be fair don’t reply to yourself

[Anonymous]

Email below from NWLL with election results. Mix of old and new it seems.
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Dear NWLL Members,

Whether you came out on a rainy Sunday night, went to the designated house to drop your Absentee Ballot, or "phoned a friend" to deliver it, we thank you.

Whether you participated through nominations, by asking discerning questions, or simply by patiently offering your support, we thank you.

We are grateful for everyone who has taken the time to participate and make their voices heard at our Annual Membership Meeting and Election. With the passion and dedication exhibited by our community, the league's future is bright.

The new Board's term begins on January 1, 2024. Please join us in welcoming the 2024 Board of Directors:

Eric Bensky
Rick Bielke
Ashleigh Coniglio
Joshua Daniels
Ricky Davenport-Thomas
Cedric Diakabana
Jed Edeler
Dermot Maher
Kathleen K. Quinn
Katherne Rossi
Marie Yeager


Wishing you a healthy and happy holiday season,

NWLL Board of Directions

[Anonymous]

How is the President of the Board selected?

[Anonymous]

any parents want to get waivers with me to another league??? other leagues don't have these issues. we already applied for waivers today and just found out about this site today. more players to other leagues and we all win. will be coaching and having players that want to win and develop skills and not deal with Mike K erin S and this drama.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:any parents want to get waivers with me to another league??? other leagues don't have these issues. we already applied for waivers today and just found out about this site today. more players to other leagues and we all win. will be coaching and having players that want to win and develop skills and not deal with Mike K erin S and this drama.

Good idea - as long as any of the old bunch you can be sure the emphasis won’t be on helping kids out. Don’t know what the new folks will do, but this league stopped being about kids a long time ago.

[Anonymous]

A LL rule change for 2025 at ages 4-7 means you can join any league you like and stay in that league through 12 as long as you play continuously for the league. Relief is almost here for some.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A LL rule change for 2025 at ages 4-7 means you can join any league you like and stay in that league through 12 as long as you play continuously for the league. Relief is almost here for some.

That is interesting.

This rule could kill Banneker. There are a decent number of kids that play LL (or want to play LL) in the Banneker boundary, but the league is run so poorly. It is essentially bordered on all sides by CCLL, NWLL and CHLL.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A LL rule change for 2025 at ages 4-7 means you can join any league you like and stay in that league through 12 as long as you play continuously for the league. Relief is almost here for some.

That is interesting.

This rule could kill Banneker. There are a decent number of kids that play LL (or want to play LL) in the Banneker boundary, but the league is run so poorly. It is essentially bordered on all sides by CCLL, NWLL and CHLL.

This will make LL more like almost all other youth sports, where the strong programs crowd out the weak ones. Sounds good for the kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A LL rule change for 2025 at ages 4-7 means you can join any league you like and stay in that league through 12 as long as you play continuously for the league. Relief is almost here for some.

That is interesting.

This rule could kill Banneker. There are a decent number of kids that play LL (or want to play LL) in the Banneker boundary, but the league is run so poorly. It is essentially bordered on all sides by CCLL, NWLL and CHLL.

There’s not going to be a NWLL in 2025.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A LL rule change for 2025 at ages 4-7 means you can join any league you like and stay in that league through 12 as long as you play continuously for the league. Relief is almost here for some.

NP here. What is the rationale for this?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A LL rule change for 2025 at ages 4-7 means you can join any league you like and stay in that league through 12 as long as you play continuously for the league. Relief is almost here for some.

NP here. What is the rationale for this?

The bigger question is, what's the rationale for boundaries in the first place? It's not something that's normal in youth sports.