Can we live stream our local T-Mobile Little League® Home Run Derby™ competition?
Leagues are welcome to live stream their local events so long as they follow all applicable Little League® regulations. New for 2025, step by step guides to live stream your competition, through the GameChanger platform, will be available and can be found directly linked: https://littleleaguehrd.dudasites.com/
How many players can participate in a local home run competition?
There is no minimum or maximum of the number of participants. Participants are only eligible to participate in ONE local competition.
Can a player compete in more than one T-Mobile Little League® Home Run Derby™ local competition?
Each Little League® players can only compete in ONE home run derby. This provides equal opportunity for all participants to advance to the Regional Events. If a Little Leaguer competes in more than one competition, that athlete is subject to disqualification.
What if we already host a home run competition?
You can use the results of the home run competition as long as they fall within the T-Mobile Little League® Home Run Derby™ event rules. Leagues will still need to register and submit all results through the website portal.
How can my child get involved in a local competition?
Reach out to your local Little League® officers to receive information about how to sign up for a local competition. If your league officers have not registered, please encourage them to do so!
Can I share photos or videos from my local event on social media?
Absolutely! We encourage you to share your experience on your league’s social media platforms. When sharing please make sure to use the hashtag #LittleLeaguersSwingBig!
How do I determine the batting order for my local competition?
In the first round, it is recommended that the batting order be determined by random draw. In the following rounds, the participant with the lowest total number of home runs will hit first and so on.
Who can be shaggers for my local competition?
Up to 5 of your Little Leaguers® can be in the outfield, but they must allow all balls to land (no catching).
Are pitching machines permitted?
Live arm pitching is preferred, but pitching machines may be used if necessary. The use of side toss is NOT permitted.
What file types are accepted for photos and scoresheets?
The upload tool accepts the following formats: jpg, jpeg, pdf. All participating leagues will be required to submit completed scoresheet, participant release forms, and champion photo.