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A coach high-fives a softball player wearing a batting helmet.

A safe tournament

The championship is a tournament for children. That makes demands on everyone involved: on coaches and umpires, on parents along the sideline and on us as the organisation.

How it is arranged

Four agreements

Code of conduct Agreements on and around the field, for players, coaches and spectators VOG Everyone who works with children holds a valid certificate of conduct, without exception Respect the Game Little League's sportsmanship programme Confidential contact Someone who listens, independent of coaches and the organisation

Seen something that is not right?

Report it. Anonymously is fine too. In immediate danger, call 112 and alert the nearest field coordinator.
Make a report

Erika Dechamps

Our confidential contact is present at the tournament desk all weekend and works independently of coaches and the organisation. Reachable on 06 – 53 80 33 62.
More about the confidential contact

First aid at the field

Every venue has a staffed first-aid post during all games, recognisable by the red flag.

What we do

  • Every coach, umpire and volunteer holds a valid VOG, no older than 3 years. Without a VOG nobody takes the field; we apply for it and pay for it.
  • Coaches complete the Diamond Leader course on a safe and positive sporting climate and hand in the certificate again every season.
  • The code of conduct applies to everyone on the grounds, spectators included.
  • We never publish names, addresses or contact details of minors.