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Parsippany Little League Opens Registration, Launches Travel Program

Par-Troy West Little League is accepting registrations for spring baseball and softball, with a new travel program also in the works.

PARSIPPANY, NJ — Registration is now open for Par-Troy West Little League's (PTWLL) 2027 spring baseball and softball season, with the organization also announcing plans to introduce a new travel program.

The league recently announced that families can begin signing up for the upcoming season, encouraging parents to register their children early.

Along with its traditional spring baseball and softball programs, PTWLL is launching a Travel Junior League Program that will compete against teams from surrounding towns and participate in the Little League World Series tournament structure.

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The new program will provide additional opportunities for players to compete beyond the league's regular local schedule.

PTWLL also announced an updated volunteer requirement for the 2027 season.

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Families must pay a refundable $100 work bond during registration, which can be earned back by fulfilling a volunteer commitment.

To receive the refund, families must complete one of the following:

  • Serve as an approved team manager.
  • Serve as an approved coach.
  • Complete one three-hour shift at the concession stand.

Once the requirement is fulfilled, the $100 will be refunded to the original payment method. Families that do not complete their volunteer commitment will forfeit the bond.

The organization encourages families to review the full Work Bond Agreement for additional details.

Registration for the 2027 spring season is available online through TeamSnap.

For additional information about the league and its programs, visit the Par-Troy West Little League website. The organization said its website is currently being updated for the upcoming season.

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