Washington District 6 Little League is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote, develop, supervise, and voluntarily assist in all lawful ways, the interest of those who will participate in the Little League program. This is done through proper guidance and exemplary leadership. The Little League program assists children in developing the qualities of citizenship, discipline, teamwork and physical well-being. By promoting the virtues of character, courage, and loyalty, the Little League Baseball and Softball programs are designed to develop superior citizens rather than superior athletes.

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District Administrator 
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ADA 
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Ron Started being involved in Little League in 1997, began by coaching in the coach/kid pitch division.  In 1998 Ron became the league vice president nominated by the league president and continued on board staff for years to follow until his  kids aged out. 

Additionally, Ron served as SCLL’s president for a short time during one of the years while the president stepped down to coach an All Star team and was also on District 4’s staff as the junior baseball ADA for one year during this period. Later coached in Babe Ruth, Skyview HS fall ball program, co-operated a club baseball academy and assistant coached at Clark College for 3 years. During this time I also trained with the local umpire association (EBUA) and umpired high school baseball and summer American Legion ball. I stepped away to pursue life and family and then returned to coach at Hazel Dell LL for 2 years before becoming their UIC and then President going on for the last 7 years.

Information Systems & Secretary 
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Esther (DD) is a mom to 3 boys with 10+ years of experience with Little league. DD holds a Doctorate in Org Leadership with an emphasis in information technology (IST) and appreciates the ability to utilize her business skills within LL.  DD  prefers to work on logistics behind the scenes rather than being  "in front of people." Volunteering keeps DD active, engaged with her kids, and involved with her community. #GOCOUGS

UIC of Softball
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PJ Turpin, our UIC of Softball, began umpiring at the age of 13 back in Indiana, and landed his first UIC job at the ripe old age of 16!  Taking a hiatus during and after college, he got back into youth sports when his son started playing.  For the past 15+ years PJ has coached, umpired, and served on multiple youth sports boards in California and then Washington after he and his family moved here in 2011.  

UIC of Baseball
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"Just an Umpire "

Safety Officer
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