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Avon Little League reports 1,225 registrations in 2025, highlights Challenger program
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League representatives told the Finance/Safety Committee Avon Little League had 1,225 combined season registrations in 2025 and operates a 41‑athlete Challenger League for children with physical or intellectual challenges; the League emphasized volunteer capacity and increased sponsorships.
At the Finance/Safety Committee meeting, Mike Burcewicz outlined Avon Little League’s scale and programs, saying the League, chartered in 1971, fielded 744 athletes in the regular 2025 season and 481 in the fall season, for a combined 1,225 registrations and 942 unique participants. He described a volunteer structure that includes nearly 30 board members and about 200 coaches and volunteers.
Burcewicz highlighted inclusive programming, noting the Challenger League served 41 athletes last year and that each athlete is paired with a volunteer. He also said the League employs nearly 80 youth umpires (ages 13–18) and that sponsorships have increased (about 30 sponsors in 2026). The League credited strong community partnership and responsible financial management with keeping registration fees stable.
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