Northern Lights Little League
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Northern Lights Little League is a volunteer youth baseball and softball league playing home games at 13950 York St in Thornton. It runs a registration-based league season rather than a camp, with baseball divisions from Tee Ball (ages 4-5) and Coach Pitch (6-8) through Double AA modified player pitch (8-12), Intermediate (league ages 12-13) and Senior (15-16); for 2026 the league split its player-pitch division to better match player development. Softball runs in three divisions in 2026, from an instructional group for ages 8-11 up to high-school-level play for ages 13-16.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Northern Lights Little League directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★Alfred JohnstonIt's a nice playground with lots of shade. As of 6/25 all of the play structures are working and in good order.
★Jenna VarelaSadly, being a part of this league was a HORRIBLE experience. It's possible they can turn it around if they get rid of the president, Dave Kulmann. This is a man who does not care about the kids and only cares about his ego. Your child will leave this league defeated and sad. Do yourself a favor and find somewhere else for your child to play.
★★★★★Scott DeHuffAmazing league! My son loves the coaching, the fields, and the way things are structured. Definitely a good choice for your kids to play baseball.
★Joshua FosseyFind another league to send your children to as leadership and management run a circus for a baseball league. Our team won there game that would send them to the Championship game but they recalled the game to be replayed because Micheal Talley, the coach from the other team through a tantrum like a toddler over a call that the umpires made. Instead of standing by the call the Umpires made he went to the director and barked up the right tree to eventually get the teams to rematch. First time I have ever seen something like this in little league baseball ever. He even told his team to not shake our teams hands after the Umpires gave our team the win. Baseball runs through our family’s blood and seeing the way leadership handled a coach that couldn’t accept a loss was all we needed to see for next season. Do yourself and your children a favor, stay away from this league so you don’t have to experience the drama like we had to.Baseball with this league will only bring you anger and drama. We will no longer be playing ball at Northern Lights period.
★Amber SnokeDisgusting park. I can not believe this park has any good reviews. It makes me wonder what the other parks in the area looks like. There is literally raw sewage pouring into the dugout during a state championship. Not to mention the safety issues on the actual field. The lip going from the infield to grass caused more than one injury on our team. This field is a 1 star at best.