Little League TV Video Library

A coach reads off the "positions," in the dugout, illustrating that Little League is for everyone. For more information on Little League Baseball and Softball, visit www.LittleLeague.org

It's a scene repeated thousands of times every day in Little League as players pile on at the end of the game. For more information on Little League Baseball and Softball, visit www.LittleLeague.org

Little League has divisions of play for teenagers or all shapes and sizes, from age 13 to 18. For more information on the Junior League, Senior League and Big League divisions, visit www.LittleLeague.org

Little League Softball is all about giving ALL girls a place to play. For more information on Little League Softball, visit www.LittleLeague.org

It's not necessary to be an expert at baseball or softball to coach Little League. Just being there is most important. For information on becoming a Little League coach, visit www.LittleLeague.org

As Little League Baseball and Softball players toss the ball "around the horn," it becomes clear that Little League involves ALL kids, plus moms and dads. For more information on Little League, visit www.LittleLeague.org

Little League is making great strides in urban areas, with more than 43000 kids now playing baseball and softball as part of its Urban Initiative.

Most parents are very supportive and positive. However, this is what it's like if a Little Leaguer were to act like some adults. This batter turns the tables, berating his dad for not cheering enough. See more about Little League Baseball and Softball at www.LittleLeague.org

Jason Varitek, Captain and Catcher for the Boston Red Sox, stars in this public service announcement produced by the New England Sports Network (NESN) for Little League International. Jason is helping to promote Little League Summer Camps - visit LittleLeague.org for more info.

These are the newest Public Service Announcements produced by Little League International for 2009. ESPN's Karl Ravech provides the voice-over.