Play Genuine Little League Baseball with Community Park Little League

2026 SPRING REGISTRATION NOW OPEN!

Pirates and Pixie Pirates Edmonton baseball registration now open.

This year we have moved our registration process to RAMP to improve the user experience. If you do not yet have an account, you will need to create one. From there, it will guide you through the registration process. You will need to complete the registration form for each child you are registering. If you have any issues with the registration process, please email us.

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2026 Event Dates

Please note the following event dates for our 2026 season. 
Dates may change, or events added. Any changes will be communicated to all registrants via email, our website, and social media.

Week of April 20 – Uniform and equipment pickup

Sunday, May 3 – League wide bottle drive and Opening Ceremonies

Friday, May 8 – CPLL Silent Auction Fundraiser

Week of May 11 (tentatively) – Photo Week

May 22, 23, 24 – CPLL Minor Invitational Tournament

May 29, 30, 31 – John Mitchell Major Tournament

June 5, 6, 7 – Wayne Sperling Junior/Senior Tournament

June 21 (tentatively) – Year End Fund Day BBQ/Closing Ceremonies

TBD – Teeball Tournament and Rookie Tournaments

TBD – Uniform Drop Off Dates

Please read through the information below to learn about what Community Park Little League offers through our Edmonton baseball program.

League Boundaries

Players that reside within our league boundaries of North Edmonton and surrounding areas may register.
Please reference the map below to view our complete boundary area.

Information for All Divisions:

  • The House League season runs from the beginning of May until the end of June.
  • Boys play for the Pirates. Girls may choose to play on an all girl Pixies team, or co-ed with the Pirates.
    Girls may request to play one additional year in a division if they choose (eg. 13 years old playing in Majors) and may play to age 17.
  • Most games are played at north Edmonton diamonds, including Castledowns Park, Kirkness Park and Rundle Park. Some games may be on the south side depending on inter-league divisions. Schedules will be released prior to season start. Please see our Diamond and Facilities page for more info.
  • Players will be placed on teams; jerseys will be distributed the last week of April.
  • If registration numbers allow, our Minor and Major divisions will consist of house and AA level teams. AA teams will inter-league with Confederation Park, and players for these teams will be decided based on evaluation scores. Attending an evaluation session is mandatory for players interested in being placed on a competitive AA team.
  • Teams may practice prior to the season start depending on weather, at discretion of the coaches.
  • Teams will have weekly practices. Days and times are TBD.
  • All players receive a team photo, hat and undershirt included in their registration. Photos will be taken mid-may, dates and times will be communicated.
  • Jerseys, pants and a belt will be lent to players for the season and are to be returned after the season ends. A deposit of $200 is required and will only be charged if the jersey, pants and belt are not returned in good, clean condition.
  • Each family is required to fulfill one volunteer commitment and provide a volunteer deposit of $250. If this commitment is not fulfilled, the deposit will be charged. You may also pay out this amount if you do not wish to volunteer.
  • Each player is also required to participate in the bottle drive (Sunday, May 3, 2026) and a deposit of $100 is required. This is one of our main fundraisers and helps keep our registration fees low. If this commitment is not fulfilled, the deposit will be charged. You may also pay out this amount if you do not wish to participate.
  • Players in the Minor division and up may be eligible to play on a Summer All-Star team. These teams play into July/August and have weeknight practices and tournaments on the weekends. These teams have the opportunity to compete in Regional, Prairie and Canadian tournaments, all of which lead to a chance to play in the Little League World Series!For more info, click here for the Summer All Stars page.

Please see the following chart for division information for 2026.

Division Ages Birthdates (for 2026) Game Days 2025 Registration Fee
Tee Ball 4-6 9/1/2019 – 8/31/2022 Tues/Thurs $180
Rookie 7-8 9/1/2017 – 8/31/2019 Mon/Wed $200
Minor 9-10 9/1/2015 – 8/31/2017 Tues/Thurs $260
Major 11-12 9/1/2013 – 8/31/2015 Mon/Wed $260
Junior 13-14 9/1/2011 – 8/31/2013 Tues/Thurs $260
Senior 15-16 9/1/2009 – 8/31/2011 Mon/Wed $260

Players’ ages are determined by their Little League age as of August 31st of the season year.

Click here to reference the Little League Age Determination Chart.

Please note: Requests may be made for players to play up a division. Players requesting this must attend an evaluation session prior to season start, and requests will be granted at the discretion of CPLL.

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Girls may request to play an additional year in a division (eg. a 13 year old girl may request to play in the Majors division) pending league approval.

Ages: 4-6
Game days: Tuesday & Thursday
Rainout day(s): Sunday (and possibly Saturday)
Practice day: To be determined.

Games start at 6:30 pm and run to about 7:45 pm
Players must arrive to the field by 6:00 pm, dressed in uniform and ready to play, to allow for warm-up

  • This is the introductory level of baseball.
  • Players are taught the fundamentals, such as: throwing, catching, hitting and fielding.
  • Players bat off a tee and use a softer ball.
  • Base paths are 50 feet.
  • Everyone plays the field and bats – no player sits on the bench.

Required Equipment:

  • Protective cup (Jock or Jill)
  • Fielding glove
  • Batting helmet – must not be altered in a way that voids manufacturer’s warranty (chin strap recommended)
  • Running shoes
  • Water bottle

Optional Equipment:

  • Baseball bat* (you may bring your own, but a team bat will be available)
  • Batting Gloves

*Please note: If supplying your own bat, please review the “Equipment” page to ensure it meets required specifications.

Ages: 7-8
Game days: Monday & Wednesday
Rainout day(s): Saturday (and possibly Sunday)
Practice day: To be determined.

Games start at 6:30 pm and run to about 7:45 pm
Players must arrive to the field by 6:00 pm, dressed in uniform and ready to play, to allow for warm-up

  • In Rookie, players work on improving their fundamental skills, such as: throwing, catching, hitting and fielding and they are taught more game play aspects.
  • Players learn to bat pitched balls using a softer ball. Coaches pitch to their own team.
  • Base paths are 50 feet.
  • Everyone plays the field and bats – no player sits on the bench.

Required Equipment:

  • Protective cup (Jock or Jill)
  • Fielding Glove
  • Batting helmet – must not be altered in a way that voids manufacturer’s warranty (chin strap recommended)
  • Running shoes
  • Water bottle

Optional Equipment:

  • Baseball bat* (you may bring your own, but a team bat will be available).
  • Batting gloves

*Please note: If supplying your own bat, please review the “Equipment” page to ensure it meets required specifications.

Ages: 9-10
Game days: Tuesday and Thursday
Rainout day(s): Sunday (and possibly Saturday)
Practice day: To be determined.

Games start at 6:30 pm and run to about 8:15 pm.
Players must arrive to the field by 5:45/6:00 pm (Coach’s discretion), dressed in uniform and ready to play, to allow for warm-up.

  • Minor players undergo player evaluations prior to season start to ensure balanced teams within ‘A’ and ‘AA’ levels.
  • Players are now building on their fundamentals and learning all aspects of game play.
  • New skills such as stealing bases and pitching are taught and implemented.
  • This division and up is exclusively player pitch.
  • Base paths are 60 feet, pitching distance is 46 feet.
  • Newly trained umpires, and/or experienced umpires, are at all games.
  • Every player on the line up card bats – no player sits on the bench for more than one inning.
  • Players may have the opportunity to participate in the Summer All-Star program. Information on tryouts will be released mid-season.

Required Equipment:

  • Protective cup (Jock or Jill)
  • Fielding glove – Note: Pitchers are NOT allowed to use a white, light coloured and/or neon coloured glove
  • Batting helmet – must not be altered in a way that voids manufacturer’s warranty
  • Running shoes or cleats (molded/rubber only)
  • Water bottle

Recommended Equipment:

  • Baseball bat* (a team bat will be available for those that do not have their own).
  • Cleats – molded/rubber only

Optional Equipment:

  • Batting Gloves

*Please note: If supplying your own bat, please review the “Equipment” page to ensure it meets required specifications.

Ages: 11-12
Game days: Monday & Wednesday
Rainout day(s): Saturday (and possibly Sunday)
Practice day: To be determined.

Games start at 6:30 pm and run to about 8:15 pm.
Players must arrive to the field by 5:45/6:00 pm (Coach’s discretion), dressed in uniform and ready to play, to allow for warm-up. 

  • Major players undergo player evaluations prior to season start to ensure balanced teams within ‘A’ and ‘AA’ levels.
  • Players are continuing to develop their fundamentals and incorporating more complex aspects of game play.
  • This level of play is more competitive.
  • Base paths are 60 feet, pitching distance is 46 feet.
  • Experienced umpires are at all games, and may be assisted by newly trained umpires.
  • Every player on the lineup card bats. No player sits on the bench for more than one inning in a row.
  • Players may have the opportunity to participate in the Summer All-Star program. Information on tryouts will be released mid-season.

Required Equipment:

  • Protective cup (Jock or Jill)
  • Fielding glove – Note: Pitchers are NOT allowed to use a white, light coloured and/or neon coloured glove
  • Batting helmet – must not be altered in a way that voids manufacturer’s warranty
  • Running shoes or cleats (molded/rubber only)
  • Water bottle

Recommended Equipment:

  • Baseball bat* (a team bat will be available for those that do not have their own).
  • Cleats – molded/rubber only – highly recommended
  • Batting gloves

*Please note: If supplying your own bat, please review the “Equipment” page to ensure it meets required specifications.

Ages: 13- 14
Game days: Tuesday & Thursday
Rainout day(s): Sunday (and possibly Saturday)
Practice day: To be determined.

Games start at 6:30 pm and run to about 8:30 pm.
Players must arrive to the field by 5:45/6:00 pm (Coach’s discretion), dressed in uniform and ready to play, to allow for warm-up. 

  • Junior players undergo player evaluations prior to season start to ensure balanced teams within ‘A’ and ‘AA’ levels.
  • This level of play is competitive and features an expanded field with 80 foot base paths and 54 foot pitching distance.
  • Experienced umpires are at all games.
  • Every player on the lineup card bats. No player sits on the bench for more than two innings in a row.
  • Players may have the opportunity to participate in the Summer All-Star program. Information on tryouts will be released mid-season.

Required Equipment:

  • Protective cup (Jock or Jill)
  • Fielding glove – Note: Pitchers are NOT allowed to use a white, light coloured and/or neon coloured glove
  • Batting helmet – must not be altered in a way that voids manufacturer’s warranty
  • Baseball cleats – molded/rubber or metal
  • Water bottle

Highly Recommended Equipment:

  • Batting gloves
  • Baseball bat* (a team bat will be available for those that do not have their own).

*Please note: If supplying your own bat, please review the “Equipment” page to ensure it meets required specifications.

Ages: 15 & 16
Game days: Monday & Wednesday
Rainout day(s): Saturday (and possibly Sunday)
Practice day: To be determined.

Games start at 6:30 pm and run to about 8:30 pm.
Players must arrive to the field by 5:45/6:00 pm (Coach’s discretion), dressed in uniform and ready to play, to allow for warm-up. 

  • Senior players undergo player evaluations prior to season start to ensure balanced teams within ‘A’ and ‘AA’ levels.
  • This level of play is competitive and features a full sized field with 90 foot base paths and 60′ 6″ pitching distance.
  • Experienced umpires are at all games.
  • Players may have the opportunity to participate in the Summer All-Star program. Information on tryouts will be released mid-season.

Required Equipment:

  • Protective cup (Jock or Jill)
  • Fielding glove – Note: Pitchers are NOT allowed to use a white, light coloured and/or neon coloured glove.
  • Batting helmet – must not be altered in a way that voids manufacturer’s warranty.
  • Cleats – molded/rubber or metal
  • Water bottle

Highly Recommended Equipment:

  • Batting gloves
  • Baseball bat* (a team bat will be available for those that do not have their own).

*Please note: If supplying your own bat, please review the “Equipment” page to ensure it meets required specifications.

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