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For the media

Everything you need to report on the Dutch Little League Championship: the facts of this edition, our channels, the logo files and who to call.

Our channels

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Press information

What Dutch Little League Championship — youth baseball and youth softball
When Whitsun weekend, to
Where Amsterdam Pirates, BSC Almere and Hoofddorp Pioniers
Ages league age 10 through 16, divided over four leagues
Regions 10 regions, each with its own selection
Admission Free, at all venues, all weekend

Our brand style

Two marks side by side. On the left the NK logo, the fixed mark of the championship. On the right the emblem of this edition.

The logo of the Dutch Little League Championship — a round seal with a red rim. The dark blue ring reads Little League and Baseball & Softball, with the letters NK on a baseball in the middle.

The NK logo

This is the logo of the Dutch Little League Championship. It stays the same every year and appears on the site, under our mail and on the accreditation. Reporting on the tournament? Use this logo.

SVG Vector, for print and large formats download, 58 kB PNG Bitmap with a transparent background download, 103 kB ZIP Every file in svg, png, jpg and pdf download, 2,7 MB
The emblem of the 2027 Dutch Little League Championship — a dark blue circle with a baseball, a softball and the year in orange.

The 2027 emblem

Next to the fixed logo, every edition gets its own emblem. That gives the championship a face of its own each year plus the room to play with it. Regions and teams are free to use the emblem of the current year: as the picture of the WhatsApp group, on a team shirt or on a banner along the fence. That is allowed.

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Type

Two cuts from one family. Both are free to use, commercially as well.

  • NK LITTLE LEAGUE Barlow Condensed Headings, in capitals and bold.
  • Baseball and softball all Whitsun weekend. Barlow Running text, buttons and tables.

How to use the logo

  • Keep a clear margin around the logo of at least a tenth of its width.
  • Do not use it smaller than 24 mm in print or 96 pixels on screen: below that the text in the rim disappears.
  • Always scale proportionally. Stretching, tilting or cropping is not allowed.
  • Do not change the colours. If it has to print in a single ink, ask the tournament office for that version.
  • Place the logo on a calm, even background. Over a photo it needs a white shape underneath.
  • An emblem belongs to the year printed on it. Do not use it for another edition.
  • For use beyond reporting on the tournament, ask permission first: info@nklittleleague.nl.

Imagery

Use imagery only with permission and credit the photographer or channel where the image came from.
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Press contact

Questions, interview requests or a photographer on the field? Go through the tournament office: info@nklittleleague.nl.
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Photography on the field

Children are playing. We do not publish portraits of recognisable minors without their parents' consent. We ask the same of press and public.

How to write our name

  • NK Little League — in full, with capitals on NK and Little League.
  • NKLL may be used as an abbreviation after the first mention.
  • Leagues are written as Littles, Intermediates, Juniors, Seniors — capitalised.
  • Umpires officiate games; they do not referee or whistle.