About C.A.L.L.

Carlisle Area Little League is committed to ensuring that the players in our league play and practice in the safest environment we can provide. We want nothing more than for your children to enjoy their experience while learning the game that we all love.

The Month's Events

Meet Our Board's Officers

Jason Black, President

Kristina Deatrick, Vice President

Dave Henson, Secretary

Jason Vioral, Player Agent

Matt Killian, Member Abroad

Drew Frohm, Member Abroad

Jenn Nace, Member Abroad

Stephanie Peacock, Treasurer

Chris Hunter, Member Abroad

Owen Snyder, Member Abroad

Additional Board Members and Information

Umpire in Chief - Duane Bupp

Board meetings are open to the public. They are held the second Wednesday of each month in Carlisle at 7pm, location posted on the Carlisle Area Little League Facebook social media page.

Download our board's by-laws.

Field Locations

Youth Field at Letort Park
George Fitzpatrick Field

260 East Pomfret Street, Carlisle

Buddy Field

355 South Bedford Street, Carlisle

Crestview Fields
Hays field, Tee ball, Field 2, Field 3, and Teener

240 Longs Gap Road, Carlisle

Mount Holly Fields
Sid Bream Field (Holly 1)
Holly 2 Field

115 West Butler Street, Mt. Holly Springs

FIELD HISTORY
and dedications

YOUTH FIELD at Letort Park is known as the
GEORGE FITZPATRICK Field- founded 1984

George Fitzpatrick dedicated his life to building the youth field, driven by a passion for the kids who played there. In 1968, he played a pivotal role in hosting the State offs for the Little League World Series, elevating the field to a top 5 ranking. Although he lost his battle with cancer in 1984 at the age of 58, his love for the program never waned. His legacy lives on through family, as his son continued to support the league in the 1990s, ensuring that George's dedication and the memories created on the field never be forgotten.

As the George Fitzpatrick Field undergoes new fencing renovations during the winter of 2025, in preparation of the upcoming season, a new field sign will be hung in his honor.

CRESTVIEW FIELD 1- HAYS FIELD- Founded 2024

On the morning of March 16th, 2023, Carlisle Area Little League lost a pillar of our organization. Many people knew Jamie Hays in variety of ways, be it as a Firefighter, DJ, member and patron of the Moose, basketball coach, a guy from the campground, a father, Pap or friend. At Carlisle Area Little League, we knew as a long time Vice President, President and beloved Coach. Whether you were impacted directly or indirectly through the countless hours of service he provided to the Carlisle Area Little League, you were surely touched by Jamie’s selfless dedication to the baseball community of Carlisle. Jamie’s commitment to CALL was rooted in the belief that all kids in Carlisle should have an opportunity to compete fairly in baseball. In addition to the time he spent on the baseball field and behind the scenes, Jamie was dedicated to his family and friends, spending weekends camping, or hanging out with his grandkids, supporting them in the many activities they participated in. Jamie, you will be missed!

Field Dedication in honor of Jamie Hays during the Spring 2024 Opening Day Ceremony. Crestview Field 1 is now Crestview Hays Field.

SID BREAM Field

Holly Field 1

Sid Bream, a former MLB player hailing from Mount Holly Springs, his youth years spent playing baseball for Carlisle. He's best known for his unforgettable home slide that clinched the World Series victory for the Atlanta Braves. Sid and the Bream family consistently supported their hometown field, demonstrating their commitment to the community even after the passing of a family member, Curt Bream in 2022. Curt spent most of his last years tending to the fields and assisting those in attendance.

The field proudly displays a Sid Bream Field scoreboard along the left field fence, honoring his legacy and the family's contributions.

CY RUSSEL Field

Holly Field 2

Cy Russel Field is in honor of a well known board member/ president from many generations ago. He was heavily involved for many years in the baseball organization.