Home of 2008 District 56 

11-Year Old All Star Champions.
Promoting the spirit of Little League Baseball.

2200 Brea Blvd.
P.O. Box 5345
Fullerton, California 92838

Member of California's District 56

Due to the unhealthy air conditions and in support of our neighboring communities all Winterball games have been cancelled for 11/16/08.

It's Registration Time! !   Our on-line registration is now available.  See left side menu title for the direct link.  On-line registration will be open from November 15th through January 16, 2009 (receive a $10.00 discount for registration prior to December 31st).  If this is your first time playing in Golden Hill Little League, you will need to bring a copy of your birth certificate and a proof of residence (i.e. curent utility bill) to one of the walk-in registration dates listed below to complete your registration process.  You may also mail proof in the the GHLL post office box 5345, Fullerton, 92838.

On-site registration will be held December 6, 2008 (early-bird fee rates apply); January 3, 2009 and January 10, 2009, between 10 am and 2 pm.  Registration location at GHLL Unocal Field, 2200 Brea Blvd., Fullerton  (in the event of rain, we will post an alternative location on this site).  We are offering a $10.00 discount if you register before December 31, 2008, so come early and save.  Past players of GHLL will receive a registration package by mail and can mail their registration at their convenience.  To register on-line, follow the link, and answer all the questions and pay your registration fees by credit card.  You may also charge any buy-outs at this time.  Please be aware the on-line service has a separate processing fee.  Remember, register before December 31st and save $10.00 per player.

Challenger is for all special needs and physically handicap children between the ages of 5 to 22.  All players must live within District 56 boundaries.  Download a Flyer under our documents page.

Click Here for Challenger Flyer

GHLL is looking for a volunteer to be our representative at the Challenger Division.  If you have an interest in helping our community with a worthwhile program, please contact our league President, Kurt Blodgett at kurt.blodgett@ghll.net

Winter baseball league is now playing.  This is a great opportunity for your child to continue with their baseball skill development in a non-competitive environment.  Winter Ball is available for players wishing to play in Single A (new this year) or above in the forthcoming Spring 2009 season.  It is considered a training and development program.

 Schedules for all divisions can be found under our "Winterball Schedules" link on the left menu pane.  (Revised schedules as of 9/20/08 now posted)

This talented group of 11 year olds battled all the way to California Section 5 Championship game against District 30, Tustin Eastern Little League.  In the final game, held in Long Beach on Wednesday, July 16th, our players, under the management of Bob Mellano, Bob McEntee and Tony Piraino, played a great defensive game.  The team's coaching staff and fans could not be more proud of the effort put into this tournament and the District 56 tournament.

Thank you to all the families and individuals who came out to support all of the All Star games played by Golden Hill Little League and, particularly, the continued support of the 10/11 year old team into Sectional play.  We are proud of our league's accomplishment and we look forward to the continued development of our players and progression of our league into the future.

Do you have questions about our league and just don't know who to ask?  GHLL has provided a new link:  FAQ's as shown on the left menu bar.  We hope we have answered questions about try-outs, the team drafts, registration fees, sponsorships, team bogey's, standings, all-stars and so much more. 

For the most up-to-date status on our fields, please check weather conditions under the "Fields" page.

Little League baseball, which began in 1939, now has over 2.5 million children participating in all 50 states. Organized sports teach kids teamwork and self-esteem, and give some kids a lifelong passion. Baseball, more than any other sport, allows for the opportunity for even the weakest participants to be in a position to win a big game for his or her team.

These are memories people never forget.

Parents, enjoy it all! Soon enough our kids will be grown and all that we will be left with is the memory of a sunny Saturday afternoon at the park with hundreds of kids in their baseball uniforms beaming with excitement and having the time of their lives!

If you would like to volunteer and be a part of Golden Hill Little League, we have many positions available. Your child's team needs volunteers, and the league needs volunteers and our concession stands need volunteers. Thank you to everyone involved with Golden Hill Little League for making this a wonderful time!