2026 Season Info!

If you love baseball and want the best seat in the house, this is a great opportunity. Umpires can start as young as 13 years old, and it’s a fun way to stay involved in the game while earning some money.

Why umpire?

• Paid in cash
• Training provided
• Best view of the game
• Great experience for teens and adults who enjoy baseball

No prior umpiring experience is required—we’ll help you learn what you need to know.

If you’re interested in umpiring this season, please sign up using the link below:

Sign up here: https://forms.gle/h7vWLLjn5MbM9soP7

Whether you’re a player, parent, former player, or just a baseball fan, we’d love to have you out on the field with us this season.

Below are some videos from the Little League University showing the mechanics of making various calls

• Hands-on-Knees – Set Position

• Called Ball

• Swinging Strike

• Called Strike

• Check Swing, Batter Offer's

• Out Mechanic

• Safe Mechanic

• Safe - Ball on Ground

• Safe - Off the Bag

• Out on the Tag

• Foul Mechanic

• Foul-Left Mechanic

• Uncaught Third Strike (obvious) – Mechanic

• Uncaught Third Strike – No Catch

• Uncaught Third Strike – No Tag

• Uncaught Third Strike – Tag

Being a Little League umpire can be a rewarding but challenging role. Here are some tips to help you succeed and enjoy your experience:

• Know the Rules:
• Stay up-to-date with the latest Little League rules and regulations.
• Attend training sessions and clinics offered by your local Little League organization.
• Positioning:
• Position yourself to get the best view of the play. Move quickly and be aware of your positioning to make accurate calls.
• Stay behind the catcher when the pitcher is delivering the ball and move to the appropriate position for each play.
• Communication:
• Clearly communicate your calls with confidence.
• Be approachable and willing to explain your decisions to coaches and players in a calm manner.
• Stay Focused:
• Pay attention to the game at all times. Anticipate plays and be ready to make split-second decisions.
• Avoid distractions and maintain your concentration throughout the game.
• Consistency is Key:
• Be consistent in your calls for both teams. Players and coaches appreciate consistency in officiating.
• Apply the rules consistently, and don't be swayed by external factors.
• Stay Calm and Composed:
• Maintain your composure, especially in tense situations.
• If a disagreement arises, stay calm and listen before responding.
• Continuous Learning:
• Seek feedback from experienced umpires and be open to constructive criticism.
• Attend workshops and training sessions regularly to improve your skills.
• Dress Professionally:
• Wear the appropriate uniform and equipment. A professional appearance instills confidence in players, coaches, and spectators.
• Physical Fitness:
• Umpiring can be physically demanding. Stay in good physical condition to keep up with the pace of the game.
• Preparation:
• Arrive early to inspect the field and ensure it's in proper playing condition.
• Be prepared for the weather conditions with appropriate attire and equipment.
• Build Rapport:
• Develop positive relationships with coaches, players, and fellow umpires. A good rapport makes the game more enjoyable for everyone.
• Adaptability:
• Be adaptable and able to handle different situations. Games may not always go as planned, and you need to adjust accordingly.

Remember, Little League umpiring is a valuable contribution to youth sports, and your role is crucial in creating a positive and fair playing environment.