At the conclusion of each Spring baseball regular season, local Little Leagues around the world select the best players in each age group to form All-Star teams representing their respective league. Alpine does this as well - typically forming All-Star teams in the 10s, 11s and 12s age groups (subject to player interest). All Alpine players in AAA and Majors, with a Little League playing age between 10-12, are eligible for All-Star team consideration. 

All-Star teams compete for the coveted District 52 title against other local Little Leagues, with the District winner earning an opportunity to move on to Sectional and State tournaments. For the 12s, the team experience can culminate at the Little League World Series in Williamsport, PA with games televised nationally on ESPN. 

In addition, District 52 (of which Alpine is a member) hosts additional postseason tournaments for players not participating in District All-Star tournament play. These events are called Super-Bowl tournaments, with Alpine typically fielding teams in both Minors/AAA and Majors divisions (again, subject to player interest). All Alpine players currently in AAA or Majors are eligible for Super-Bowl team consideration. 

Participation on any Alpine All-Star team is a great honor but also a meaningful time commitment. A player cannot come and go from the team as they please, as Little League rules prohibit Alpine’s ability to have substitutions or replacement players. We understand that practice conflicts will occasionally arise, but selected players must fully commit to being available for all tournament games. 

According to Little League rules, team rosters cannot be announced until mid-May and practices cannot begin until June 1st.  

The Majors and Minors/AAA Super-Bowl Tournament will take place from June 18-21, 2022 (Father’s Day weekend). 

For All-Star teams, the District Tournament will take place June 25 - July 6, 2022. It is a double elimination tournament and the teams will play until they are eliminated.