2025 Postseason Information
We offer two levels of postseason baseball—Honors and All Stars. To qualify for play in either postseason level, a player must have been registered in either Minors or Majors during the Spring 2025 season.
Honors
Honors is a roughly two-week commitment that starts immediately after the regular season ends--there is one week of practice, followed by a week or so of games located around District 4 (MHLL, Cedar Mill). Honors is broken down by age groups--Minors (8-10u) and Majors (11-12u). It is meant to be a relatively low-commitment and casual experience that exposes players to tournament play.
This year’s Honors tournaments are scheduled for June 9 – 18 (Cedar Mill Little League will host Minors & MHLL will host Majors).
All Stars
All Stars is a bigger commitment and is what you see on ESPN at the Little League World Series. All Star teams practice daily for 3-4 weeks before their first tournament, and at many levels the District and State tournaments are not scheduled until mid to late July. The 10u and 11u All Star teams can play through the State tournament, while the 12u (Majors) squad can play to Regionals and even the Little League World Series (which happens in late August). Fun fact--a MHLL 12u All Star team finished third in the World Series in 2006!
The All Star schedule is now set:
8-10u (aka 10u)
Districts - June 21-27 @ Sunset Park
State – July 5 – 11 @ Troutdale/Wood Village
9-11u (aka 11u)
Districts - June 21-27 @ Sunset Park
State – July 12 – 18 @ Boring/Damascus
10-12u (aka Majors; 12u)
Districts – June 29 - July 3 @ Westlake Park
State – July 19 – 23 @ Wilshire/Riverside
Registration
In the registration process, parents have three options to choose from: Honors-only (meaning they don’t want to be considered for All Stars); Honors or All Stars (meaning they want their child to play Honors if not selected for All Stars); and All Stars-Only (meaning they don’t want their child to be placed in Honors if not selected for All Stars).
In addition, you will have to choose the age group(s) where your child will be considered for postseason selection. Usually that’s pretty straightforward—a 10 year old player often only wants to be considered for the 10u All Star team. But technically that player is also eligible to be considered at the 11u and 12u levels, too, if they are capable of “playing up” with older kids. That’s your call—some players would rather play with their peers rather than playing up with the older kids.
Lastly, it’s also important to keep in mind that the 11u and 12u All Star teams typically draw from the Majors division, while the 10u All Star team most often draws from Minors. On the other hand, the 11-12u Honors team will pull from both Minors and Majors.
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Sponsorship opportunities
If you or your business is interested in helping support the mission of Murrayhill Little League through sponsorship, please contact AJ Johnson, VP of Sponsorships at: sponsorships@mhllbaseball.com.
