Little League Trophies the Whole Roster Remembers
End the season the right way. We build little league trophies to order — engraved participation sets for every player, tournament cups for the champions, and MVP pieces for the standouts — sized, colored and named for your league.
Everything you need to know about little league trophies
Little league trophies are built from a handful of parts — a weighted base, a column in your team colors, a baseball figure or riser, and an engraved plate — assembled to order for your roster. That modular build is why a smart league can afford hardware for every player: the same components scale from a 6-inch participation award to a 15-inch championship piece.
Because awards are assembled per order, the right setup depends on your league’s size, budget and traditions. This guide covers trophy heights and when each lands best, styles from classic columns to cups and resins, engraving and personalization, team-set ordering with roster names, and how per-trophy pricing works. If you already know what you need, you can request a custom quote at any point.
A trophy is the season’s proof — make it worth keeping
Ask any adult who played: they still know where their little league trophy is. A custom award with the player’s own name, team and year turns a plastic figure into proof that the season happened — and leagues that put real names on real hardware see it in sign-ups the following spring.
Every player, by name
Roster engraving puts each kid’s name on their own trophy — not a sticker, not a blank plate, their name in the metal.
Built to survive childhood
Weighted bases, sturdy columns and solid figures that hold up to bedroom shelves, backpacks and the occasional drop.
Sized to the moment
Participation, all-star, MVP, champions — mix heights and styles across one order so the hardware matches the honor.
From roster to award ceremony in four steps
Send your roster
Share team names, player lists, league logo and the awards mix you want.
We design and proof
We lay out styles, colors and every engraving plate, and send a full proof.
You approve
Confirm names, spellings and quantities. Nothing engraves until you sign off.
We build and ship
Trophies are assembled, engraved, checked against the roster and shipped before your banquet.
Trophy sizes: which height fits which honor?
Height signals the honor. Six to eight inches is the classic participation range; 10–12 inches marks all-stars and MVPs; 15-inch pieces and cups belong to champions. Here’s how the standard heights stack up.
Trophy height by award tier (inches)
8 inches is the participation sweet spot — substantial in a 9-year-old’s hands without blowing the league budget.
Typical team-set budget share
Most leagues put the bulk of the budget into every-player sets — the awards that drive next season’s sign-ups.
| Height | Best for | Style | Engraving |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6″ | Tee-ball and participation | Column + figure | Name, team, year |
| 8″ Popular | Participation plus | Column or resin | Name, team, year |
| 10–12″ | MVP, all-star, tournament place | Riser column or resin | Award title + name |
| 15″+ / Cup | League and tournament champions | Cup or multi-column | Title, team, season |
Modular parts, real weight, names that don’t peel
Every trophy starts with a weighted marble-look base that keeps it upright on a shelf, a column wrapped in your team color, and a baseball figure — batter, pitcher, glove-and-ball or star riser. Champions pieces trade the figure for a metal cup or stack columns for height that reads across a banquet room.
Engraving is the part parents check: plates are laser-marked metal, not printed stickers, so names survive a decade of dusting. We proof every plate against your roster before cutting — including the hyphens, apostrophes and Jr.’s that generic shops get wrong.
- Weighted marble-look bases — shelf-stable, substantial in hand
- Team-color columns — wrapped to match your jerseys
- Baseball figures and risers — batter, pitcher, glove, star and cup tops
- Laser-engraved metal plates — names that never peel or fade
- Roster-checked proofs — every spelling verified before cutting
- Banquet-ready packing — individually boxed, labeled by team
Build the award mix your league wants
Roster engraving
Each player’s name, team and season on their own plate — uploaded straight from your roster sheet.
League and sponsor logos
Your league crest or a sponsor mark engraved or printed on the base plate.
Team colors
Columns and trim matched to jersey colors, mixable across teams in one order.
Figure choice
Batter, pitcher, catcher, glove-and-ball, star risers or champion cups.
Award titles
MVP, Most Improved, Golden Glove, Coach’s Award — any title, engraved.
Mixed-tier orders
Participation sets, MVPs and a champions cup in one coordinated order.
Column colors that match the jerseys
The column wrap is where the trophy picks up your team identity. Stocked colors cover every common jersey palette:
Ordering for multiple teams? Mix column colors across one order at no extra setup.
How to plan your league’s trophy order
Start from the roster count and your traditions — then size each tier. This is the planning grid most leagues land on.
| Award | Who gets it | Height | Style |
|---|---|---|---|
| Participation | Every rostered player | 6″–8″ | Column + figure |
| Tournament place | 1st–3rd place teams | 10″–12″ | Riser column |
| MVP and specialty | 1–3 per team | 12″ | Resin or riser |
| League champions | Winning roster | 15″ or cup | Cup or multi-column |
| Coach and sponsor | Coaches, sponsors | 8″–10″ | Plaque or column |
Send your roster counts and we’ll turn them into a priced award plan with your quote.
Hardware for every baseball moment
How little league trophy pricing works
Trophies price per piece by height, style and quantity — engraving is included, not an add-on. Team sets bring the per-trophy price down fast, which is how leagues put a named award in every player’s hands for less than the cost of a game ball.
Little league trophy questions, answered
How much do little league trophies cost per player?
Is engraving really included?
How do I submit a roster with names?
How far ahead of the banquet should I order?
Can each team have different colors?
What figure options are there for softball?
What's a good award mix for a typical league?
Can we put our league or sponsor logo on the trophies?
How durable are these on a kid's shelf?
Do you do medals too?
What if a name is misspelled?
How do I get a quote?
Ready to put a name on every trophy?
Send your roster counts and ceremony date — we’ll send back a priced award plan, engraving proofs, and a delivery date that beats the banquet.