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Fairfield Pacific Little League

Out-of-League Boundary Waiver

Why Does Little League Have Boundaries?

The purpose of league boundaries is to establish and maintain parity in the Little League program. At its core, Little League Baseball is a community-based program that offers equal opportunity to all children within their given neighborhood or community.

However, there are situations where playing in a different league than your home league helps solve a hardship or adversity for families. For these players, Little League does permit families to submit their case and be heard.

New for 2025

Players Little League Age 4–7 may play in any Little League of their choosing. In addition, their older siblings (if younger playing) also qualify for that league.

Out-of-Boundary requests ONLY apply to players Little League Age 8–13.

Please Note and Understand the Following:

Fairfield Pacific cannot allow players to participate who do not meet the residency and/or school requirements without first receiving approval from the District.
If a player requests an out-of-boundary waiver, Fairfield Pacific is obligated to submit said request to our DA.
Fairfield Pacific must make the request before a player's participation.
Player is not eligible to participate in any Fairfield Pacific Little League events until approval is received from the District.
It is Fairfield Pacific's responsibility to initiate the waiver on behalf of the player.

Established Procedure:

Fairfield Pacific's Board reviews the request.
Fairfield Pacific submits a detailed request to the player's home league and District 53 Administrator, including all required parent/guardian information.
District 53 Administrator reviews and forwards the documentation to the Regional Office with written comments.
Regional Office compiles and submits the request.
The request is either approved or denied.

NOTE: It is likely that out-of-boundary players approved to join Fairfield Pacific Little League may not be eligible for Little League All-Star postseason play during their first year with the league.