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Uniforms and Equipment
League Furnished Mandatory Equipment:
Regardless of season, OWLL provides the following equipment for each team:
- Bats
- Baseballs
- Catcher’s equipment (mask, chest protector, shin guards and glove)
Spring:
League provided uniforms:
- Tball
- Coed rookie - major, all girls divisions: OWLL dryfit (player gets to keep)
- Junior and up: Game jersey (to be returned to the league, jersey deposit required at the start of the season)
- All levels: OWLL baseball cap (player gets to keep)
Player Furnished Mandatory Equipment/uniform:
- All levels: For boys, an athletic protector (jock)
- All levels: For girls, an athletic protector (jill)
- All levels: Batting helmet (sharing is not permitted)
- All levels: Glove
- All levels: Long pants
Player Furnished Optional Equipment:
- Baseball pants (recommended as they are more durable than track pants)
- Water bottle
- Bat (please ensure it meets Little League standards. Questions about bat standards must be addressed to our UIC)
- TBall: Sturdy running shoes
- Rookie & up: Rubber cleats Note: soccer cleats are fine.
- Sunglasses (for sunny days)
Equipment not permitted - players are not permitted to wear ANY jewelry or other metallic items, except for medical alert tags.
If, after reading this information, you have any further questions regarding equipment, please talk to your child’s coach or send an email to the Equipment Manager.Travel teams:
If, after reading this information, you have any further questions regarding equipment, please talk to your child’s coach or send an email to the Equipment Manager.
Summer:
- TBall: OWLL T-shirt (player gets to keep)
- Rookie & up: Practice shirt (player gets to keep)
- Rookie & up: Game jersey (to be returned to the league, jersey deposit required at the start of the season)
- Rookie & up: OWLL baseball cap (player gets to keep)
Player Furnished Mandatory Equipment/uniform:
- All levels (games & practices): For boys, an athletic protector (jock)
- All levels (games & practices): For girls, an athletic protector (jill)
- All levels (games & practices): Batting helmet (sharing is not permitted)
- All levels (games & practices): Glove
- Rookie & up (for games): Maroon belt
- Rookie & up (for games): Maroon socks
- Rookie & up (for games): Grey baseball pants
Player Furnished Optional Equipment:
- Water bottle
- Bat (please ensure it meets Little League standards. Questions about bat standards must be addressed to our UIC)
- TBall: Sturdy running shoes
- Rookie & up: Rubber cleats Note: soccer cleats are fine.
- Sunglasses (for sunny days)
Equipment not permitted - Players are not permitted to wear ANY jewelry or other metallic items, except for medical alert tags.
Fall:
Player Furnished Mandatory Equipment/uniform:
- All levels: For boys, an athletic protector (jock)
- All levels: For girls, an athletic protector (jill)
- All levels: Batting helmet (sharing is not permitted)
- All levels: Glove
- All levels: Long pants
Player Furnished Optional Equipment:
- Grey baseball pants (recommended as they are more durable than track pants)
- Water bottle
- Bat (please ensure it meets Little League standards. Questions about bat standards must be addressed to our UIC)
- TBall: Sturdy running shoes
- Rookie & up: Rubber cleats Note: soccer cleats are fine.
- Sunglasses (for sunny days)
Equipment not permitted
If, after reading this information, you have any further questions regarding equipment, please talk to your child’s coach or send an email to the Equipment Manager.
Need Help?
We recognize that for some of you baseball is a new sport and purchasing new equipment can be confusing. To help you, we have provided the following links.
Buying a glove - https://www.justballgloves.com/buying-guide/
Buying a bat - Please note that as of January 1, 2018, the new USA Baseball Bat Standard was implemented by Little League. USABat Standard bats must be used in the Major and below divisions. Either USABat or BBCOR bats must be used in Intermediate and Junior divisions. At the Senior division, all bats must meet the BBCOR standard. So while the information on some of these websites may help determine the size of bat you should purchase, you must make sure that the bat you purchase is a "legal" bat, otherwise your player will not be allowed to use it for games. If you have questions about whether a bat is legal or not, please contact our UIC.
Find out more about Little League bat rules. Composite bats of any kind are "banned" unless specifically listed on the "approved" list on the Little League International website. These are updated regularly and bats may be placed on the “not approved” list at any time so please check this list before you buy.
Article on sizing bats and gloves - http://www.beabetterhitter.com/text/fundamentals/chooseingabat/batsize.htm