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PLAY BALL! Rec Summer season key information, guidelines & forms

The RBSA is thrilled to announce that we are able to return to the fields for practices beginning early next week (anticipated start on Monday June, 22nd). Baseball and Softball will look a LOT different this year, so we ask you for your help and cooperation with the new guidelines we are operating under this rec season.

Please note the following four (4) key attachments and be fully assured that we will follow these "return to play" guidelines without exception. We kindly ask that parents and spectators please also do the same, by strictly following these guidelines when attending all RBSA practices and games.

We are now in the process of securing some needed safety items to fully implement these guidelines and have already begun drafting league teams. Once we have everything in place, we will give the green light to begin non-contact, limited practices early next week.

Our Game schedule will begin on Monday July 6th, which is what the State of NJ guidelines allow. We sincerely thank you all for your flexibility and patience to date...see you at the park real soon!

KEY COACHING TOOL: ONLINE COVID-19 QUESTIONNAIRE & TEMP CHECK FORM (google link below)

Coronavirus (COVID-19) update notice from Little League Baseball & Softball

Little League Baseball and Softball

Dear Little League Volunteers,

With the news of the increasing spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19), we wanted to contact you all directly to inform you that we are taking this situation very seriously. We are monitoring the situation closely, and we are advising all our leagues to follow the guidelines set by the World Health Organization, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), your state’s public health department (click here for a listing of state public health departments), and other county and/or local authorities including area school districts and government agencies.

We encourage all those that are actively participating in their Little League seasons – including players, volunteers, families, and fans – to follow the best practices as outlined by the CDC, which include washing hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds (if soap and water are not available, use alcohol-based hand sanitizer); avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands; and avoid close contact with people who are sick. We would also encourage you all to limit close, physical contact with others (including shaking hands). Click here to learn more about the CDC recommendations.

Leagues should consult the appropriate county and/or local authorities regarding recommendations on how to proceed with large gatherings of people.

Also, if you or your child are ill; have a fever, cough, or respiratory condition; have a compromised immune system; are in any other group that may be at an increased risk of contracting a virus like the coronavirus; or have recently traveled to a country listed on the CDC’s Risk Assessment by Country, we encourage you or your child to refrain from Little League-related activities until cleared by your healthcare provider.

Local Little League programs are encouraged to exercise utmost precaution following the guidance of local, state and federal health agencies. In addition, cleaning and sanitizing hard surfaces and shared equipment that your league utilizes; tipping caps instead of shaking hands at the end of a game; making sure all players have their own water/drink bottles and are not sharing; and, if any volunteers are uncomfortable or cannot attend a league or district meeting, utilizing free phone/web conferencing service, are some alternative ways that leagues can help follow best practices while this health concern remains.

If your league or district is taking proactive, preventative measures in regards to the coronavirus in your area, and delaying or altering its schedule or season, we ask that you please notify Little League International by emailing SeasonUpdate@LittleLeague.org.

As the situation continues to develop, Little League International will do our best to continue to keep our leagues, volunteers, and families informed.

Sincerely,

Stephen D. Keener

Stephen D. Keener
Little League President and CEO

RBSA online store (featuring NEW Under Armour gear) is now CLOSED!

The RBSA online NEW Under Armour store is now CLOSED!

All items are available in either Baseball or Softball print/logos. There is a drop down box to select Baseball or Softball (right below the size selection), once you add an item to your cart.

We are very happy to now be able to offer some great NEW items, in the high quality of the Under Armour brand.

Please see the online store link below and start "gearing up" for the upcoming Spring Rec/Travel seasons!

 

Donate to #TommyStrong - StrikeOutKancer

As you know, the RBSA has adopted #TommyStrong - Strike
OutKancer as our featured charity for 2019. 

Please click the link to donate to this incredibly worthy cause-thanks!

BAT INFORMATION

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RBSA "Virtual" Board Meeting - TBD

Due to current COVID-19 state recommendations to limit public gatherings, we will now be holding our first "virtual" Board meeting on Thursday, June 11th @ 8:00pm via Zoom conference call.

 

 

Thank you Sponsors!

The RBSA would like to sincerely THANK all of our sponsors for their dedicated and generous support (please see current list under our Sponsors tab (on left))!  

 

SOFTBALL INFORMATION-LEAGUE LINKS

Bergen County Recreation Softball Association

For Debutantes, Juniors & Seniors leagues only (Rosters, Rules, Scores & Standings)

Please donate to the Sue Roeller Memorial Fund

It is with great sadness that the RBSA relays the passing of Sue Roeller after a battle with cancer. For those who know the Roellers, you know how much time they devote to Ramsey sports and how instrumental Rob has been in growing Ramsey Baseball.

We would like for everyone to please go to the following Go Fund me link and consider giving a donation in Sue’s memory.  Every little donation helps and would be greatly appreciated by the Roller family.
 
 

Please donate to the Brian Dovidio Scholarship Fund

It is with great sadness that the RBSA relays the passing of Lou Dovidio after a long, brave fight against cancer. Lou's son Brian played all the way from Clinic through Babe Ruth. He, Lou and Lou's wife Carole were (and are) both integral and beloved members of the RBSA family.

To learn more about Lou and his family, please visit; https://www.facebook.com/Lou-Dovidio-Memorial-Page-739824569488091/

To donate directly to The Brian Dovidio Scholarship Fund, please click the secure link found on their Facebook page-any donation(s) would be greatly appreciated by the Dovidio family.

Ramsey Baseball Age Qualification/Birthdate Cut Off Notice

Please closely review the following document for important information regarding the birthdate cut off changes. If you have any questions or concerns regarding the age determination, please contact Matt Miller at MGMiller17@verizon.net.  If your child is born within the May 1st - August 31st window and wish to change leagues from your registration choice, please contact Matt Miller either via e-mail or at 201-264-0531.

League Age Calculator

Use this handy Little League Baseball calculator to determine your son's league age.

Facebook link

Follow this link to our Facebook page @ Ramsey Baseball Softball Association for updated information and upcoming RBSA events.

Twitter link

Follow this link to our Twitter feed @ RamseyBaseSoft for real time information on the RBSA.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Everything you need to know about the Kindergarten clinic.
  • What is Challenger?
  • Does my child have to play rec in order to be eligible to play on the travel teams?
  • How do Major league evaluations work?
  • If my son wants to play in the Minor leagues does he have to attend the Major league evaluation?
  • How do I register my children?
  • Can my daughter play baseball instead of softball?
  • Can my child "play up"?

RBSA FAQ's

Find out the answers to the most frequently asked questions. Updated 1/22/20.

The RBSA requires that all players, parents and spectators must adhere to the NJ Athletic Code of Conduct.

Interscholastic and youth sports programs play an important role in promoting the physical, social and emotional development of children. It is therefore essential for parents, coaches and officials to encourage youth athletes to embrace the values of good sportsmanship. Moreover, adults involved in youth sports events should be models of good sportsmanship and should always lead by example by demonstrating fairness, respect and self-control.