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Foothills Little League is excited to announce that it will run a modified Spring/Summer Season. Details of what the modified season will look like can be found here: FHLL Modified Spring/Summer Season
Read MoreAll parents who register their players for baseball will be required to sign the COVID-19 Waiver. Players will not be eligible to play if the waiver is not signed. You will be asked to complete the waiver during registration. You can review the waiver here: FHLL COVID-19 Waiver
Read MoreFoothills Little League has developed a safety plan for the upcoming 2020 Spring/Summer season. Please review it prior to registering: Foothills Little League Return To Play Safety Plan
Read MoreFHLL has temporarily suspended the 2020 Spring Season until April 6th based on a recommendation from Little League. The news release can be found here: Recommended Temporary Suspension of Little League Activities
Read MoreFHLL has suspended all Little League activities until April 6th. We are working to find alternate dates and times for evaluations, and will communicate those in the coming weeks.
Read MoreFHLL is hosting beginner umpire clinic on May 2, 2020 at Triwood Communitiy Center. There is no charge to attend but space is limited. Please, register below to secure your spot (you will be redirected to TeamSnap registration form) FHLL Beginner Umpire Clinic
Read MoreFoothills Little League will be hosting indoor pre-season training sessions. The sessions will be for Minor players and above and will be held at Absolute Baseball Academy. Please review Pre-Season Training Schedule for details about dates and times.
Read MoreDistrict 3 and 8 will be co-hosting the Teaching for Tomorrow Coaching Education Clinics with Coach Jesse Sawyer facilitating. The clinics will take place on Sunday, April 19 at William Aberhart High School. Please find information on the clinics in the Coaching Education Clinics flyer.
Read MoreDate: Saturday December 14, 2019 Time: 10am to noon Location: JT’s located in the Triwood Community Centre (2244 Chicoutimi Drive NW)
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