Thank you to ConEdison for their support and use of the fields!
2020 REGISTRATION IS OPEN!
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Thank you to the team at Atlantic Pictures
for producing this beautiful video about
PSLL's Challenger Division
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While it may not seem like it, PSLL is an all-volunteer Little League! Registration fees help PSLL offset the costs of uniforms, equipment and game umpires, but do not cover the full operating expenses for the league. We rely on donations from parents and sponsors to cover costs for field maintenance, equipment, professional development and other expenses associated with running, maintaining and developing our amazing league. Your tax deductible donation - of any size - is needed and greatly appreciated and may be matched by your employer.
We invite you to donate on PAYPAL to finance@psll.org or
by mailing a check to:
PSLL
PO Box 348
NY, NY 10159
Thank you for your support!
Please note that as of January 1, 2018, the new USA Baseball Bat Standard was implemented and applies to all players 7 and up. Little League baseball bats that were approved for use in the 2017 season are not acceptable for use in any Little League game or activity! Visit usabat.com for more information on the USABat standard and a complete list of approved bats.
Congratulations to PSLL's 12U Tournament Team for winning the District 23 Championship again (3-peat!).
Congratulations to our 2018 Division Champs!
8s - Giants
Minors - Cubs
Majors - Mets
Softball Minors - Astros
Softball Majors - Astros
PSLL Coverage in the News
Peter Stuyvesant Little League (PSLL), founded in 1956 in partnership with Con Edison and more recently Stuytown Property Services, serves more than 800 baseball and softball playing children from Manhattan’s east side on its Con Edison Ballfields and McGinn Field/Murphy’s Brother’s Park on Avenue C, adjacent to Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village.
A bedrock of family and community in New York City, PSLL offers not only baseball and softball instruction to boys and girls each season, but also such intangibles as sportsmanship, teamwork, courage and the importance of fitness. Registration is open to all interested players either residing or attending school between E. 10th and E. 72nd Streets, east of Fifth Avenue in Manhattan. PSLL is a fully volunteer, non-profit organization chartered by Little League International, and runs winter, spring, challenger and summer baseball programs for children of all abilities ages four through sixteen.