Los Gatos LL All-Star Information
(Updated April 22, 2025)
What is the All-Star Tournament?
The Little League® International is the most widely recognized youth sports tournament in the world. Following the regular season, players have the opportunity to represent Los Gatos Little League on Tournament Teams, competing against other Little League programs at the District, Section, State, Regional, and World Series levels (depending on age group).
Age Divisions LGLL Supports:
8–9
8–10
9–11
Little League (10–12)
Intermediate (50/70)
Juniors
Note: The 8–9 team competes only at the District level and does not participate in player voting.
The Little League (12-year-olds) team has the opportunity to advance to the Little League World Series in Williamsport, PA.
First Time Hearing About All-Stars?
All-Stars is a post-season tournament where top players from each division represent LGLL. It’s a competitive and rewarding experience that runs June–August. Families apply mid-season and are selected through a structured voting process.
Player Eligibility Requirements
To be eligible for All-Stars:
Players must reside within or attend school in the LGLL boundary area.
Must have participated in at least 8 regular season games.
Must be available for all practices and games during the District Tournament (typically the entire month of June).
If a player has a conflict during District play, it must be reported to the Board before teams are selected. The Board will determine the appropriate next steps.
For full eligibility details, see:
🔗 Little League International Player Eligibility
How Players are Evaluated
Baseball Skills
Fielding: Clean glove work, quick transfer, good footwork
Throwing: Arm strength and accuracy
Pitching: Command, control, composure
Hitting: Contact consistency, approach at the plate
Base Running: Aggressive but smart running, good instincts
Character & Attitude
Sportsmanship: Respect for teammates, coaches, umpires, and opponents
Commitment: Consistent effort and attendance
Leadership: Positive presence, hustle, coachability
LGLL does not consider:
Every Season is a New Chapter
Kids grow and develop at different rates. Each application receives a fresh, fair evaluation every year.
The Selection Process
The LGLL All-Star selection process is built on community input and manager evaluation, while adhering to Little League International rules.
1. Player Applications
In mid April, the Player Agent will send out interest forms to all eligible families.
Only players who submit a completed application will be considered and placed on the ballot.
A list of submitted players will be shared with managers and players to support observation and evaluation during remaining games.
2. Voting
Group | Votes? | Notes |
Players | Yes* | Within same Little League age group (except 8–9); cannot vote for themselves or teammates. |
Managers | Yes | Participate in in-person roundtables; vote for top 12 players per age group. |
Coaches / Board | No | No direct vote, but involved in the review/confirmation process. |
*For the 8–9 division: Only managers vote; players do not.
3. Voting Timeline (Subject to Change)
Timeline | Action |
February | Regular season begins |
Mid April | Applications sent |
Mid April | Submission deadline |
Late April | Ballots posted |
Mid May | Player voting |
Mid May | Manager roundtables and voting |
End May | Rosters announced (after LLI-approved release date) |
4. Roster Selection
12 players per team is the standard roster size.
In rare, case-specific situations, teams may carry up to 14 players.
The top 6 players from player voting (where applicable) will be rostered unless:
There are sportsmanship issues, availability conflicts, or
The selection committee (Manager, Coaches, Board) identifies legitimate concerns.
Managers vote for top 12 players in respective divisions after review of the applications, on field evaluations during games, and conversation with other managers.
Expectations for All-Star Families
Commitment is essential—practices will be daily leading up to tournament play.
Tournament Schedule
Travel may be required as teams advance through the tournament tiers.
All practices and games during the District Tournament must be attended unless previously disclosed.
All-Star participation is a privilege, not a guarantee—even for returning players.
Questions? Contact Russ Laubach (Player Agent) [email protected]
We look forward to an exciting and competitive All-Star season ahead. Thank you for your support in celebrating what makes LGLL such a special community.