PHOTOS: Mt. Monadnock Little League celebrates Opening Day

New this year is the Minors softball division, as the purple team poses with coach Graecen Kirby.

New this year is the Minors softball division, as the purple team poses with coach Graecen Kirby. COURTESY PHOTO

Chris Bator and his Tigers teammates in the Majors division take the field.

Chris Bator and his Tigers teammates in the Majors division take the field. COURTESY PHOTO

Sons of American Legion Color Guard members prepare for the national anthem.

Sons of American Legion Color Guard members prepare for the national anthem. —COURTESY PHOTO

Last year’s 10U district and state champions players and coaches are recognized during a ceremony.

Last year’s 10U district and state champions players and coaches are recognized during a ceremony. COURTESY PHOTO

American Legion Commander Tim Westin throws out the first pitch.

American Legion Commander Tim Westin throws out the first pitch. —COURTESY PHOTO

Published: 05-08-2025 11:30 AM

Mt. Monadnock Little League marked opening day for the 2025 season on May 3.

The 29 teams marched from Community Field to Legion Field in Jaffrey in celebration. Participation in the league continues to grow, with 501 youths representing Jaffrey, Rindge, New Ipswich, Peterborough, Greenville and Mason.

The Sons of American Legion Color Guard were present, and Legion Commander Tim Westin, threw out the ceremonial first pitch to catcher Aidan Royal, a 12-year-old from the Majors division.

In his remarks, league President Nick Hill recognized the 2024 10u district team for winning the District One and New Hampshire state championships. He also thanked the community, parents, coaches and all volunteers for their support and involvement with the league. 

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