Each month, Little League® produces a number of exciting, fun, and educational content across all its digital platforms, including on LittleLeague.org, its social media channels, and through the Little League Rulebook App.
In case you missed any of it, check out some of the notable and trending content that went out in December 2024:
Little League® Rounds Out #GWG50 Celebration with Five-Part Docuseries
(Published on December 2, 2024 on LittleLeague.org)
Join Little League® as it concludes its year-long Girls with Game 50 (#GWG50) Celebration, honoring 50 years of girls and women in its program, with a five-part docuseries detailing the history and future of the Little League Softball® program. Throughout the series, each episode covers a span of time that focuses on what was happening within the program as well as historical moments that may have influenced the program and its development.
Celebrating the Challenger Division on International Day for Persons with Disabilities
(Published on December 3, 2024 on Facebook)
Snow on Lamade Stadium
(Published on December 5, 2024 on Instagram)
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Little League® Grad Juan Soto joins Mets, will play in Little League Classic for Second Year in a Row
(Published on December 10, 2024 on Instagram)
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Looking Back at the #GWG50 Little League® Diamond Leader Spotlights
(Published on December 13, 2024 on LittleLeague.org)
As part of Little League’s Girls with Game 50 (#GWG50) Celebration, honoring the young girls and women who have made the program what it is today, nine female volunteers were recognized as Diamond Leaders of the Month throughout the year. Based on their completion of the Diamond Leader training and the learnings they carried into their local league, each volunteer was spotlighted in Little League’s “The Coach’s Box” electronic newsletter and across the organization’s social media platforms.
2024 Year in Review: A Letter from the Chairman
(Published on December 18, 2024 on LittleLeague.org)
With the 2024 season officially coming to a close, it is important to reflect on what an amazing year this has been. A year filled with reflection of our organization’s history, celebration of where we are today, and an excitement for what is yet to come.
As we round out our Girls with Game 50 Celebration, we are reminded how far we have come as an organization and of the pioneers who helped pave the way for generations of young girls to have the opportunity to write their chapter in the Little League story. We’ve learned of the inspirational stories and advice passed on by generations of Girls with Game and saw first-hand the impact our program has on families and communities all around the world.
Rule and Regulation Updates for 2025 Little League® Season Announced
(Published on December 18, 2024 on LittleLeague.org)
In addition to the updates to both the Little League® Child Protection Program and Regulation II that were announced earlier this year, the official updates to Little League’s Official Regulations, Playing Rules, and Operating Policies for the 2025 season have been announced. These changes were reviewed by the Rules Committee and Tournament Committee.
PHOTO ESSAY: A Look Back at the Little League® #GWG50 Celebration
(Published on December 19, 2024 on LittleLeague.org)
As the 2024 season officially comes to a close, and we wrap up our Girls with Game 50 (#GWG50) Celebration, it’s time to reflect back and look at some of the amazing memories we experienced this year.
For 50 years, we’ve raised up the courageous women who came before us. The ones who spoke out and carried the team on their backs. The ones who dug deeper, pushed harder – even when it felt like the bases were pulled farther and farther away from them. But it isn’t enough to just raise our heroes up. We have to be them.
Little League® mourns the loss of Hall of Famer Rickey Henderson
(Published on December 21, 2024 on Facebook)
Little Leaguer® Raises More than $15,000 in Toy Donations for Sick and Underprivileged Children
(Published on December 23, 2024 on LittleLeague.org)
Five years ago, Emma Vulpi was watching YouTube videos when she came across a St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital advertisement. While her video quickly resumed and her night went on as usual, she could not stop thinking about the children from the ad.