La Verne Little League: Welcome
| Upcoming Events | |||
| Date | Event | Time | Location |
| Wed 2/15 |
|
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM | Oak Mesa School |
| Sat 2/25 |
|
9:30 AM - 12:30 PM | Pelota Park |
| Sat 3/3 |
|
All Day | TBA |
| Wed 3/7 |
|
TBA | TBA |
HOME OF THE
2011 12-YEAR-OLD AND 10-YEAR-OLD SECTION 3 CHAMPIONS
2011 11-YEAR-OLD AND 9-YEAR OLD DISTRICT 20 CHAMPIONS
2012 MAJOR, FARM, MINOR, ROOKIE
and TEE BALL DIVISION TEAMS
HAVE BEEN SELECTED
IF YOU HAVEN'T ALREADY RECEIVED A CALL FROM YOUR MANAGER,
CONTACT THE WEBMASTER AT LVLLINFORMATIONOFFICER@GMAIL.COM
(Senior and Junior Division teams will be selected this week. Stay tuned.)
MAJOR, FARM AND MINOR DIVISION TEAMS BEGIN GAMES
THE WEEK OF MARCH 4-10. LA VERNE LITTLE LEAGUE
OPENING DAY IS MARCH 17.
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2012 LVLL Team Parent Meeting
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 15 | 6:30 p.m. | OAK MESA ELEMENTARY MULTIPURPOSE ROOM
Questions? E-mail LVLLInformationOfficer@gmail.com
RAINOUT NUMBER: (909) 593-1157
We need you! Learn how to get involved
with La Verne Little League.
Can you help us provide the positive athletic environment and character building experience
on which La Verne Little League has always prided itself? Please lend a hand.
Without parents and community members who give generously of their time and talents,
our league could not exist. Find out how you can help us continue to grow.
can be downloaded in PDF form by clicking the URL below:
2012 Season Volunteer Application
You can fill out the form on your screen and then print it out.
Please mail to P.O. Box 701, La Verne, CA 91750
(A copy of your photo ID must be attached)
E-mail LVLLInformationOfficer@gmail.com to volunteer.
THE LITTLE LEAGUE PLEDGE
I trust in God. I love my country and will respect its laws. I will play fair and strive to win. But win or lose, I will always do my best.
Peter J. McGovern, 1954
GOALS OF LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL
• To teach the fundamentals of baseball
• To teach the mental, as well as the physical, aspects of baseball
• To teach sportsmanship, as well as life long lessons that the players can take with them, long after the season is over


