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Welcome to Florida District 26 Umpires Website

Welcome to the Little League Florida District 26 Umpires Web Site. Guy Vilt and Nick Marino are our Co-UICs. Our goal is to provide quality umpires and umpiring services to the local leagues, improve umpiring through education & training, promote fair play and good sportsmanship. The intent of this site is to have a location where Little League umpires can come to learn. All rules, regulations and mechanics are the same throughout Little League, although some mechanics are taught differently, depending on who you learn from. What you will find here is pretty much by the official Little League book, as taught at the Southeastern Region and other official Little League clinics.

D26 Umpire Clinic

Spring 2012 Umpire Clinic A Hit

February 12, 2012 By admin Leave a Comment

35 Coaches and Umpires attended the annual D26 Umpire Clinic at Lakewood Ranch Little League on February 11th. The District Umpires would like to thank Bogeys for donating lunch to a bunch of hungry UMPS!  We covered Rules 1-9 in the Little League Rule Book and took the field for a live scrimmage and worked also worked on field positioning and mechanics. The 2012 season starts this weekend and we are all ready for a great season. … [Read More...]

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February Tip of the Month

Clear the Catcher. On a pitch that gets by the catcher, you must clear the catcher and keep your eye on the ball. A common mistake made by amateur umpires is to remain in one spot and focus on the runners stealing bases. Nothing can happen without the ball! You must turn, back off from the plate and watch the ball. You must watch for the possibility of the ball going out of play, or the chance of a lodged ball. Watching the passed ball allows you to keep out of the catcher's way, if he chooses to throw the ball to somebody to make a play on a runner. Let the ball lead you to the play. Finally, youth league batters often have the bad habit of backing out of the box on a wild pitch when they shouldn't. You have to watch the catcher's attempt to throw out a runner to rule on any possible interference by the batter. … [Read More...]

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