Forest Hills Baseball

Pictures taken by LeaguePhoto.com from the 11-12 year olds Forest Hills vs. Bayside District 26 Regional Championship Game played on July 14th. Congratulations to Bayside Little League for winning the District 26 Regional Tournament by a score of 7-4. Click here to view pictures from the 2005 District 26 Regional Tournament Championship Game.

The 2008 District 26 Little League Regional Tournament Schedule is now Online. The Forest Hills Little League has five travel teams (ages 9-10, 11-12, 13-14, 15-16 and Girls 11-12 Softball) participating in this year's double-elimination tournament. The first game starts on June 26 and goes through July 10 with all mid-week games starting at 5:30PM and weekend games starting at 11:00AM.

(09-10) Regional Tournament	Click here for the full schedule and scores
(11-12) Regional Tournament	Click here for the full schedule and scores
(13-14) Regional Tournament	Click here for the full schedule and scores
(15-16) Regional Tournament	Click here for the full schedule and scores

Visit the Mid-Atlantic Region Little League Tournament web pages to view 2008 and Historical Tournament Results.

LOCAL BLOOD BANKS NEED BLOOD NOW ! One in four may not get the blood they need. Please Donate Blood Now... People can't live without it! When:  Saturday, June 4th from 9:00am to 2:30pm (RAIN or SHINE) Where: Forest Hills Little League Fleet Street Fields Please call Larry Berkowitz at 718-544-2296 for information or to schedule an appointment. Visit the New York Blood Center to get more information on donating blood. Sponsored by the FHYAA and Forest Hills Little League Blood donors must be at least 17 years of age, weigh 110 pounds, and be in good health.

Here are some pictures of Mr. Met spending some time with the Forest Hills Little League players, coaches and officials. Special thanks to Judy for taking the pictures and making this a great surprise for the kids. Click here to view the 2005 Mr. Met Visits FHLL Picture Album.

Congratulations to all of the youngsters that participated in this year's Pepsi Pitch, Hit & Run Local Competition held at the Forest Hills Little League Fleet Street Fields on May 1st, 2005. The All-Around Champion, Pitching Champion, Hitting Champion and Running Champion in each age group (see results above) from our Local Competition will advance to the SECTIONAL Competition held on Sunday, May 29th @ 1:00PM on Field #5 FDR Drive (corner of FDR Drive & Houston Street) in Manhattan. Click here for directions. At the Sectional, the youngster must be a 1st Place All-Around Champion in his/her age group in order to qualify to advance to the TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP. The Sectional All-Around Champions' scores are compared with the other Sectional Champions' scores in that respective MLB team market. The Top 4 participants in each age group advance to the TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP held during June in all 30 Major League Baseball markets. The Sectional Champion does NOT automatically advance to the Team Championship. After the Team Championships, the All-Around Champions in each age group are ranked nationally by total score. The champions' scores from all 30 team markets are compared and the Top 4 in each age group nationwide advance to the National Finals in Detroit, MI. The National Finals are held during Major League Baseball’s All-Star Week, the 16 Finalists (four in each age group) will compete in the 2005 All-Star festivities at Detroit's Comerica Park as exclusive guests of Major League Baseball. The Forest Hills Little League would like to extend a special thanks to Jon LaMountain, Dawn Brito and all the parent volunteers for giving our youngsters the chance to showcase their talent during this special event and for giving them the opportunity to represent our league in the Sectional Competitions and beyond. Good Luck Champions! Pepsi PITCH, HIT & RUN (TM) provides youngsters across the country an opportunity to participate in an exciting baseball skills competition. This national initiative gives boys and girls, ages 7-14, the chance to showcase their pitching, hitting and running abilities. PITCH, HIT & RUN is intended to encourage youth participation and emphasize the “FUN” element of baseball. Since there is NO registration fee, everyone has the opportunity to participate.