Annandale North Springfield Little League parents, players, coaches, umpires, snack bar workers, and volunteers,

As events and circumstances continue to develop and change, the Board would like to give everyone an update regarding our current season.

Little League International has issued guidance, in line with the CDC’s recommendations regarding gatherings of 10 people or more, advising little leagues to temporarily suspend their league activities until May 11.  Fairfax County Public Schools have closed their facilities to community and permitted uses until April 12. Fairfax County and Fairfax City have closed their community facilities to permitted events until March 29.

Currently, Annandale North Springfield Little League is continuing its suspension of all activities until April 6, but we are taking Little League International’s recommendations under advisement and are monitoring the advice from and decisions made by federal, state, county, and city governments, as well as the Fairfax County Public Schools. We also ask that managers not hand out uniforms or hats until further notice.

The Board is hopeful that the current restrictions will be effective and will allow some portion of regular activities to resume this spring.  We also understand that the situation remains fluid. All we can do is continue to monitor the situation, continue to make adjustments where needed, and, most importantly, continue to work together in slowing the spread of covid-19 to keep our community healthy and avoid overwhelming our region's health care system.

ANSLL Board of Directors

We encourage families to stay informed through the following resources:

·CDC - Prevention and Treatment

·CDC - Travel

·Virginia Department of Health

This is a rapidly evolving situation. Updates regarding ANSLL activities will be posted on social media and our website (ansll.org) and will be communicated as quickly as possible.

We share your same frustrations and concerns, and appreciate your patience and understanding.
 

Sincerely,

ANSLL Board