All managers, 1st coaches and 2nd coaches are required to complete an online concussion training before being able to step onto a practice or game field. Training can be found by clicking on the Heads Up Online Concussion link below. Completion certificates must be submitted to EF director of coaches, Rudy Vejar.

In 2018, the "Protecting Young Victims from Sexual Abuse and SafeSport Authorization Act of 2017" went into effect by the Federal Government. Generally referred to as the SafeSport law, this national law makes it a crime for an individual involved in a national governing body sports organization, including Little League, to ignore, or not report to law enforcement, any reason to suspect an act of child abuse, including sexual abuse, within 24 hours.

The requirements that are necessary to comply with SafeSport are included in the Child Protection Program Policy.

We are committed to adhering to all requirements of the SafeSport Act:

1) We will report all acts of Child Abuse, including sexual abuse involving a minor, to the proper authorities.
2) We have adopted a policy that prohibits retaliation on "good faith" reports of child abuse
3) All volunteers shall complete the Abuse Awareness training provided by USA Baseball and SafeSport

Per Little League International's Regulation 1(c) 8 & 9, as part of the Child Protection Program, we conduct background checks on all board members, managers, coaches, umpires, and other volunteers who have repetitive access to, or contact with, players or teams.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Little League International at 570-326-1921 or support@littleleague.org.

Community Cards are available for sale at the Chapman Snack Bar and online with the vendor as well.  These are good for discounts at local restaurants and vendors. 

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