Home Run Derby & Movie Night - Sunday, May 4th

Step up to the plate for an unforgettable evening at our Home Run Derby! Join us on Sunday, May 4th, for a thrilling competition where you can compete in your own bracket and swing for the fences. Whether you’re a seasoned hitter or just looking for some fun, this event is open to all ages!

Event Details:

$20 per entry, 5 pitches
Participants can use USSA bats, torpedo bats, or anything that lets your player crush the ball
Awards will be given to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd in each division (T-Ball through Adults)

Event Schedule:

Majors and Juniors - on the Majors Field 5-7 pm
Farm and Minors - on the Minors Field 5-7 pm
T-Ball and Coast - on Coast Field 5-7 pm
Parents and Coaches (and anyone over 16) - on Juniors Field 5-7pm
Sunset screening of The Sandlot movie on the field (sunset)

Format and Scoring:

Every batter receives 5 pitches from a machine (Farm through Adults) or 5 hits off a Tee (T-Ball and Coast)
Each player will be scored on a point system, based on where the ball first lands:
- Infield grass = 1 pt
- Infield dirt = 2 pts
- Outfield = 5 pts
- Over the fence home run = 10 pts (we will have a shorter fence line for T-ball and Coast)
- Awards will be given to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd in each division (T-Ball through Adults)

After the derby, stick around for a sunset screening of The Sandlot on the big screen under the stars! It’s a perfect way to wind down the night with family and friends. Concessions, Kona Ice, and other food will be available for purchase.

Bring the whole family for a night of fun, food, and baseball under the lights. Whether you're swinging for the fences or enjoying a classic baseball movie, it’s a perfect evening to celebrate America’s favorite pastime. All proceeds earned will go to help the DPLL league

The Dos Pueblos Little League (DPLL) is dedicated to instilling the values of good sportsmanship, honesty, loyalty, courage, and respect for authority in the children of our community. Through participation in baseball, DPLL aims to help young athletes become well-adjusted, stronger, and happier individuals, while fostering the development of healthy, trustworthy, and responsible citizens for the future.