About Poquoson Little League
Established 1959

Founded in 1959, Poquoson Little League has been a cornerstone of the Poquoson community for over six decades. Dedicated to teaching the fundamentals of baseball and softball, the league offers a positive, competitive, and inclusive environment for players ages 4 to 16.

With a strong emphasis on teamwork, sportsmanship, and player development, Poquoson Little League has grown into one of the region’s most respected programs—producing not only talented athletes, but also responsible young leaders on and off the field.

Home to many championship titles in the past 40 years, our league’s tradition of excellence is matched by the dedication of our volunteers, families, and community supporters who make each season possible.

From Tee Ball to Seniors, Poquoson Little League continues to foster a love for the game, lifelong friendships, and unforgettable memories—one pitch at a time.

Contact Us:
For General Inquiries, please email [email protected]
Mailing address: Poquoson Little League, P. O. Box 2194, Poquoson, VA 23662

 

A Historic Day in Poquoson Little League Baseball

On May 16, 1958, Wayne Martin, pitcher of the home team "Yankees" threw the first pitch to start organized Little League Baseball in the town of Poquoson. The Yankees, coached by John "Tiny" Firth and Everette "Big Penny" Martin, won by scoring 7 runs in the bottom of the 5th inning to beat the braves 7-6. Martin was the winning pitcher.

This day will go down in history as Poquoson Little League continues to grow, creating great baseball and softball players!

Established and Chartered
Established and chartered with Little League International in 1959, Poquoson Little League (PLL) joined seven leagues creating District 7 Little League.  Alongside Poquoson, there is Deer Park LL, Hampton-Wythe LL, Northampton LL, Phoebus LL, Warwick LL, and York County LL.

Located  in the heart of the city, in between Poquoson Elementary and Poquoson  Middle Schools, is the PLL Complex. The complex has three fields, dedicated to our league: two Little League-sized fields with grass infields and one Little League-sized field with dirt infield for T-Ball, Coach Pitch, and Softball.

Also located at the complex is Conover's Corner, home of the the league's concession stand and as well as board room and storage area. Conover's Corner is a  tribute to Jeff Conover, one of PLL's most dedicated and tireless volunteers.  Come join Poquoson Little League!

🏆 A Legacy of Champions 🏆

Poquoson Little League is proud to celebrate an incredible tradition of excellence on the diamond — with 33 championship titles in the last 40 years, our program stands as a powerhouse of youth baseball and softball in the region.

From walk-off wins to dominant seasons, our players, coaches, and families have built a legacy defined by hard work, sportsmanship, and community pride. Every title tells a story of teamwork, dedication, and the Poquoson spirit that fuels our fields year after year.

This unmatched success is more than just numbers — it’s a reflection of the generations of athletes who’ve worn maroon and gold with pride, pushing each other to be their best and leaving it all on the field.

Here’s to our champions of the past, present, and future — and to continuing a tradition built on heart, hustle, and home runs. ⚾🥎

It's a legacy that sees former PLL players not just mastering the fields of college ball, but also soaring high in the realm of professional baseball. We celebrate each and every one of these sporting luminaries, and our list is ever-evolving.

If, by any chance, we've overlooked a name that should be recognized in the annals of PLL's storied history, we welcome your insights. Please get in touch, and together, let's honor and continue the legacy of Poquoson Little League's unparalleled excellence.

 

Chad Pinder: Played at Virginia Tech and drafted by the Oakland A's. He made his professional debut on August 20, 2016 and retired during the 2023 season.

Chase Pinder: Played at Clemson University and drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals. He is currently a member in the San Francisco Giants organization.

Maxim Fritts: Currently plays at Eastern Mennonite University.

Wyatt Helsel: Currently plays at Randolph Macon University.

Justin Bradshaw: Currently plays at The Apprentice School.

Gabriel Ford: Played at Bluefield College.

Bradshaw Morrison: Played at Christopher Newport University.

Blake Harrison: Played at Thomas Nelson Community College.

Isaiah Dickerson: Played at Thomas Nelson Community College.

Trey Hicks: Played at Christopher Newport University.

Jared Davis: Played at The Apprentice School

Cole Jackson: Played at The Apprentice School

Maggie Tyler: Played at Virginia Tech

Greg Chauvin: Played at William Peace University

Dylan Hill: Played at Old Dominion University

Ryan Darnell: Played at Randolph Macon

Chad Funkhouser: Played at Brevard College

Karlee Holzbach: Played at Christopher Newport

Brooke Sarrazin: Played at Christopher Newport

Adam Posey: Played at Eastern Mennonite University

Austin Davis: Played at Eastern Mennonite University & The Apprentice School

Catherine Clavin: Played at James Madison

Amy Putnam: Played at Longwood University

Taylor McConnell: Played at Marshall University

Todd Goodson: Played at Norfolk State University

Becky Morrison: Played at Hampton University

Leslie Harris: Played at Liberty University

Justin Hollingsworth: Played at Chowan University

Brandon Hamlett: Played at Chowan University

Michael McConnell: Played at Chowan University

John Pauls: Played at Chowan University

Joy Parr: Played at Christopher Newport

Jennifer Bunting: Played at UNC-Wilmington

 

President/Umpire-in-Chief	Taylor Sherrill
Vice President/Coach Coordinator	Rob Dye
Player Agent	Christina Dominguez
Secretary	Nicole Duman
Treasurer/Sponsorships	Charlotte Ross
Safety & Information Officer/Schedule & Fundraising Coordinator	Allyson Dye
Baseball Commissioner	Skip Banton
Softball Commissioner	Bryan Allen
Equipment Manager	Jordan McDougal
Concessions Manager	Jessica Colson
Concessions Co-Manager	Heather Horrell
Facilities	Brandon Cross
Uniforms/Spirit Wear	Jennifer Kearney

It's always a wise move to stay informed and prepared. Here's your go-to list of crucial documents that might come in handy. It's better to have and not need, than to need and not have!

Administrative Documents

PLL Constitution (Current Constitution - Approved August 18, 2024)
PLL By-Laws & Ground Rules (Board Approved - October 2025)
PLL Code of Conduct & Complaint Form
PLL All-Stars Travel Policy
PLL Regular Member Application 
*Must be postmarked before April 15 of current year to be considered*

Important Tid-Bits
Little League Bat Resource Page
Safety
Residence Eligibility Requirements
2026 Baseball Age Chart
2026 Softball Age Chart

Stay ahead of the curve, and make sure to keep these documents at your fingertips. They could be just what you need at the most unexpected times!

 

Become a  Sponsor of Poquoson Little League!

At Poquoson Little League, we are  committed to continuing the growth and development of our youth through baseball and softball. Our organization not only teaches players the game, but also the 5 values of Little League (teamwork, community, inclusion, fun, & integrity).

While registration fees help with expenses, it's the generous contributions from individuals/businesses like you to keep the league going. Your support  not only maintains, but helps to improve our programs, equipment, and facilities.

We are very thankful as you consider sponsoring  Poquoson Little League through your generous donation. This packet contains the details you need, but should questions arise,  contact Charlotte Ross ([email protected]). As a 501(c)(3) organization, your generous gift is not just an investment in our league but also a tax-deductible.

Thank you for being a pivotal part of  Poquoson Little League's success!

Single Sponsor (Team Sponsor) - $180

• Two lines of text on back of team jersey (Ex. Business name and phone number or email/website)
• Active for one season
• “Proud Supporter of Poquoson Little League” sticker *Team Sponsorship only included with Single Sponsor

Double Sponsor - $250

• Company name on ½ banner
• Company recognition on PLL Website and Social Media
• Active for 2 years
• “Proud Supporter of Poquoson Little League” sticker

Triple Sponsor - $500

• Company name/logo on 3x8 banner
• Company recognition on PLL Website and Social Media
• Active for 2 years
• “Proud Supporter of Poquoson Little League” sticker and travel mug

Home Run Sponsor - $750

• Company name/logo on 4x10 banner
• Company recognition on PLL Website and Social Media
• Active for 2 years
• “Proud Supporter of Poquoson Little League” sticker and travel mug, coupon for one free t-shirt of your choice from the concession stand.

Grand Slam Sponsor - $1000

• Company name/logo on 5x12 banner.
• Company recognition on PLL Website and Social Media
• Active for 2 years
• “Proud Supporter of Poquoson Little League” sticker and travel mug
• coupon for one free t-shirt of your choice from the concession stand.
• “Proud Sponsor of Poquoson Little League” plaque.

Ready to Partner? Access our 2026 Sponsorship Form and help support our league and young athletes.

Stand with us, as we hit home runs together!

We thank our current sponsors:

Banner Sponsors 2026

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Grand Slam

Home Run

Triple

Double

Team Sponsors Spring 2026

Anchored Arrows https://anchoredarrows.app/

Ashley Wood, Realtor https://www.recapsells.com/agents/2026233/Ashley+Wood

Bay Area Powersports https://bayareapowersports.com/

Bull Island Grappling https://www.facebook.com/BullIslandGrappling/

Coastal Etching https://www.coastaletching.org/

County Grill & Smokehouse https://countygrill.com/

COVA Construction https://www.covaconstruction.net/

Christine Cormier Makeup https://www.christinecouturecormier.com/

First Light Dental https://hamptonroadsvacosmeticdentist.com/

Fox Screen Print & Embroidery https://www.foxscreenprint.com/

Hea Joo Kim, Realtor https://heabaluyot.exprealty.com/

The Hilton Creamery https://thehiltoncreamery.com/

Hutchinson Law Center https://hutchinsonlawcenter.com/

ITAC https://itac.us.com/

Kiwanis Club of Poquoson https://www.kiwanisclubofpoquoson.org/

Legasea Marine https://legaseamarine.com/

Lighthouse Real Estate Team-Justin Wynings https://www.remax.com/luxury/real-estate-agents/justin-wynings-newport-news-va/100107525

Lionshead Barbershop https://lionsheadbarbershop.com/lionshead-poquoson

 M&G Showers & Mirror https://www.facebook.com/mandgshowersandmirror/

Marquee Homes, Inc https://www.marqueehomesva.com/

Merry Maids https://merrymaids.com/home-cleaners-newport-news-va

Oyster Point Dental https://oysterpointdentistry.com/

Pappas Orthodontics https://www.pappasorthodontics.com/

Poquoson Gifts https://poquosongifts.com/

 Poquoson Woman’s Club https://poquosonwomansclub.com/

State Farm-Colin Owens https://colinisthere.com/

Reliance Roofing Company https://relianceroofingco.com/

TripForth https://www.tripforth.com/

WS Landscaping https://wslandscaping757.com/

Yard Bloom https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61580041457095

Sponsors

 

A Glimpse into District 7 of Virginia's Little League

District 7 stands out as one of Virginia's 16 esteemed Little League districts. This particular district boasts an expansive coverage, encompassing a significant portion of the Hampton Roads area.

Here's a breakdown of the district:

• Leagues within District 7: Its home to seven distinguished leagues:

  • Deer Park LL
  • Hampton-Wythe LL
  • Northampton LL
  • Phoebus LL
  • Poquoson LL
  • Warwick LL
  • York County LL

  Each of these leagues operates autonomously, steered by their dedicated Board of Directors.

  District 7 Governance: Beyond individual leagues, District 7 itself is guided by its set of Board of Directors, ensuring that standards and goals are met at the district level.

   All-Star Tournaments: A highlight for many, these tournaments are orchestrated by the individual leagues in conjunction with the proficient district staff.

In essence, District 7 symbolizes the spirit of teamwork, commitment, and passion for the game, uniting diverse regions under the banner of Little League Baseball and Softball.

District 7 Website

2025-2026 District 7 Staff
District Administrator: Bob Sherrill
ADA - Information Officer/Scheduler: Taylor Sherrill
ADA - Baseball: Matt Puckett
ADA - Softball: Kim McCaffrey
Secretary: Beth Spivak
Treasurer: Susan Williams
Safety Officer: Tiffany Fortune
Umpire-In-Chief: Rhett Jones
District 7 Consultant: Ray Churchill
Challenger: Jeff Currence