The majority of all games are played at Lindsey Fields on Saturdays. Your coach should give you a time schedule. On occasion games may be played during the week after work.

U5 and U6 - Presidential Park (Algonquin). U5 will play and practice on Friday evenings, U6 plays either Mon/Wed or Tues/Thurs (both days) depending on team assignment. U5 and U6 practice starts at 5:30 with games following immediately at 6:00. Both age groups will be finished by 7pm. IMPORTANT - U10 teams and all higher levels play away games in the far Northwest Suburbs. This means that you could travel anywhere in the area, sometimes up to an hour away.

In the early part of the century before lights, it was quite common for games to be called on account of darkness. These games were counted in the stats, but not in the win-loss column. Some players have 162 games played compared to 152 for their teams. As a result there are teams that played ten or more doubleheaders in the last month of the season not unlike Cleveland in 2000. This happens occassionally now due to things like rainouts.

LAN stands for Local Area Network. A LAN party is where many people bring their computers to a single location and play networked games on a local area network. We do this partially because the connection speeds on a local area network are much better than they can ever be on the internet. However, we mostly do it because playing games is the most fun when you're playing them with other people, and the internet is a poor substitute for flesh and blood.

A LAN party is a temporary, sometimes spontaneous gathering of people together with their computers, which they connect together in a local area network (LAN) primarily for the purpose of playing multiplayer computer games." You can read the full article here.

The league is comprised of eleven (11) teams. The numbers of scheduled league games are based on the number of participating teams and consist of a double home/away schedule.