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McCabe Park Little League is a community youth baseball program dedicated to helping children develop life skills through teamwork, sportsmanship, competition, and hard work. Our mission is to provide McCabe youth the opportunity to play baseball in a recreational league that matches their individual ability, potential, and interest.
A commitment to fair play, respect, and positive sportsmanship is central to our league. To support that mission, the following Code of Conduct outlines expectations for players, parents, coaches, and spectators.
All participants share responsibility for maintaining a safe, positive, and respectful environment for our players.
Player Code of Conduct
As a McCabe Park Little League player, I will:
Players represent their team, their families, and our league. Respectful behavior is expected at all times.
Parent & Spectator Code of Conduct
Parents and spectators play a critical role in creating a positive experience for all players. Your encouragement and example have a lasting impact on young athletes.
As a McCabe Park Little League parent or spectator, I will:
1. Support the Players
Encourage effort, learning, and teamwork over winning.
Applaud good plays by both teams.
Help my child focus on improvement, sportsmanship, and enjoying the game.
2. Be a Positive Role Model
Demonstrate respectful and sportsmanlike behavior at all times.
Never criticize or ridicule any child’s performance.
Accept the outcome of games with perspective and maturity.
3. Respect Coaches and Umpires
Allow coaches to coach and avoid giving instructions from the sidelines.
Treat umpires with respect and never openly question their judgment during a game.
Address any concerns through the league’s reporting process rather than confronting officials or other spectators.
4. Maintain a Positive Game Environment
Avoid arguments or confrontations with other parents, coaches, or spectators.
Cheer positively and support all players.
Help ensure the game remains a fun and safe experience for the children.
The league reserves the right to suspend or revoke spectator privileges if behavior becomes disruptive, disrespectful, or harmful to the spirit of the game.
Manager and Coach Code of Conduct
Coaches play an important role in shaping both the athletic and personal development of players. Coaches are expected to demonstrate leadership, integrity, and sportsmanship at all times.
1. Set a Positive Example
Demonstrate dignity, patience, and respect in all interactions.
Emphasize player development, teamwork, and enjoyment of the game.
Never ridicule, yell at, or demean players for mistakes or losses.
Treat opposing coaches, players, and spectators with respect.
2. Prioritize Player Safety
Ensure playing environments and equipment meet safety standards.
Be mindful of each player’s skill level and physical well-being.
Follow medical guidance regarding injured players and err on the side of caution when returning players to the field.
3. Create a Positive Experience
Promote sportsmanship among players and spectators.
Address unsportsmanlike behavior quickly and appropriately.
Encourage parents to model positive support for all players.
4. Respect Umpires and Officials
Treat umpires as essential partners in the game.
Address questions about rule interpretations calmly and respectfully.
Never argue judgment calls such as balls, strikes, or safe/out decisions.
Respect for Umpires
Umpires play a vital role in the game and deserve respect from all participants.
It is important to remember:
Umpires are the only individuals empowered to make decisions on the field.
Judgment calls such as balls and strikes or safe/out calls are not open to argument.
Not every call will be perfect, but respect for officials is essential to maintaining the integrity of the game.
Players, coaches, and spectators are expected to treat umpires with courtesy and appreciation.
Game Day and Facility Expectations
To ensure a safe and enjoyable environment for everyone:
Reporting Concerns or Code of Conduct Violations
McCabe Park Little League is committed to addressing concerns fairly and objectively.
If you believe a Code of Conduct violation has occurred involving a coach, player, umpire, or spectator, concerns must be submitted in writing to:
Complaints should include:
Anonymous complaints will not be reviewed.
All reports are reviewed through the league’s formal investigation process, which includes:
Possible consequences for violations may include:
Concerns involving immediate safety risks should be directed to emergency services.
Our Shared Responsibility
Every participant in McCabe Park Little League plays a role in creating the environment our children experience. By following this Code of Conduct, we help ensure that every player enjoys a season focused on:
Learning
Sportsmanship
Teamwork
Fun
Thank you for helping make McCabe Park Little League a positive experience for all players and families.

Our Spring 2026 season is underway and we are no longer taking late registrations.
The next available season is Fall 2026: Registration will open on June 1. Practices and games run August-October, exact dates TBD.
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