Moreno Valley Little League: Welcome
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Serving Moreno Valley and Perris residents south of the 60 freeway
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LAST CALL FOR SPRING SEASON 2012 BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL REGISTRATION
This Saturday at MAFB
8am-1pm (check below for check-in times)
MVLL serves Moreno Valley and Perris residents south of the 60 freeway
(Perris Zip Codes 92571 and 92572)- Print and fill these forms out and save time:
- Please bring proof of age and residence.
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Registration Fee Chart |
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| Division | Normal | Late | Sibling Option |
| T-Ball | $75.00 | $95.00 | $30.00 |
| Farm | $75.00 | $95.00 | $30.00 |
| Minor | $85.00 | $105.00 | $30.00 |
| Major | $95.00 | $115.00 | $30.00 |
| Jr/Sr | $115.00 | $135.00 | $30.00 |
| Softball | $95.00 | $115.00 | $30.00 |
| Sibling Option = 2 at reg. price and every other kid at $30 | |||
“Late” – will be considered for any fees paid after February 4th
Fees include: Uniform (shirt and hat), Picture packet
- Bseball Player's League Age is determined on April 30th, 2012. Softball age is determined on December 31st, 2011
- 6 year olds (turning 6 by 4/30/2012) with a season of experience will be allowed to apply for the Farm Division.
- 8 year olds (turning 8 by 4/30/2012) will be allowed to apply for the Minor Division.
You must live on the South Side of the 60 Freeway. Out of boundary players who played last Spring are still eligible to play with MVLL.
- January - Spring season registrations
- February - tryouts and draft (8-14 year olds)
- March - Spring games begin
- June - regular season ends and tournaments begin
- August - Fall season registrations
- September - Fall games begin
- November - Fall games end before Thanksgiving
Questions? Please see our FAQ page and if you still have questions you may contact us at info@MorenoValleyLittleLeague.com or call 57-CATCH and leave message or text 951 572-2824 for more information. (Text preferred. Text will yield the quickest response.)
Wednesday, January 12
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You must try out if:
You are 9-14 years old as of April 30th, 2012 AND are NOT returning to a Major or Junior team this year.
For example, if you were 11 last year and played for the Major Yankees, you will return to the Major Yankees as a 12 year old. If you were 12 last year and played for the Major Pirates, you are now 13 and must attend tryouts in order to be placed on a Junior team. If you are unsure as to your status, email us with your situation and details and we will help.
You DO NOT need to try out if you are RETURNING to the Major or Junior division team you played on last Spring.
4-8 year-olds and 15-16 year olds will not tryout. Their teams are assigned in a different process.
If you are 8 years old and wish to tryout for a 9-10 (Minors) team, then you MUST notify us via email or text or a note on your application prior to tryouts. 8 Year olds wishing to tryout will check in and tryout with the 9 year olds.
Please contact the league with any questions.
TRYOUTS
2/4/2012 March Air Base
League Check-in Tryout
Age ______
13,14 8am 9am
12 9am 10am
11 10am 11am
10 11am 12pm
9 12pm 1pm
Remember, your League Age is your age on April 30th, 2012.
Monday, June 14
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| Brantly (Tigers' 3rd rounder) spends a few minutes with MVLL's Enrique Rocha |
MVLL Congratulates 2010 MLB Draftees from UC Riverside
- Detroit Tigers -- Rob Brantly, C, UC Riverside
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Arizona Diamondbacks -- Michael Hur, LF, UC Riverside
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Florida Marlins -- Dustin Emmons, RHR, UC Riverside
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San Francisco Giants -- Dan Pellegrino, C, UC Riverside
UC Riverside invites all MVLL teams to come out to the park and check out a game. Be sure to arrange your game date early and ask about "Field of Dreams". Your players will get to visit the players on the field, get autographs, and who knows, your player may meet a future star!!
MVLL Congratulates this year's 2010 draftees and extends a BIG THANK YOU to UCR Baseball for making our visits to the ballpark so special!!
GO HIGHLANDERS!!
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| Darren Noguera and Andrew Arellano get an autograph from future D-backs star Hur |
Tuesday, January 18
When and where are registrations? What days does the team practice and play? How long is the season; what are the important dates? What is included in the registration fee? Do you have girls' softball? Do you have Big League Baseball (17-18 year olds). How much does it cost? What is the structure of Moreno Valley Little League baseball? What is "League Age"? Where are Moreno Valley Little League games played? What days and times are the games played? Who umpires Moreno Valley Little League games? What equipment will my child need before the first practice or game? Are there any uniform supplies my child needs? Exactly where does the Little League patch go? When will I find out what team my child will play on? Can my child be placed on a team with one of their friends? If my child is unhappy with the team they are placed on, can they switch teams? If my child decides to quit, is it possible to get a refund? Can I keep my child down in a lower division or bring him/her up a division a year early? What are draft "options"? Are there any rules around minimum playing time? How many managers/coaches can be on a team? Are there conduct rules that apply during games? What is the playoff structure? Who is responsible for staffing the Snack Bar at the games? Who do I contact if I have a problem that needs to be resolved by the league? What are your boundaries? I am interested in volunteering. What do I need to know? How can I stay connected, get updates and more information?
Wednesday, June 10
It is not too late to join the MVLL board! If you would like to help guide your child's activiity, please join the dedicated group of parents care about improving MVLL as much as you do. We need your input on fundraising, scheduling, coaches, umpires, rules and many other items. Do you think there are things that can be improved? Join us and help improve them!
Please find a board member at Closing Ceremonies and let them know you are willing to help out!
Tuesday, April 21
Ever wonder why you can't find a copy of LLB rules in print or on the internet? LLB Incorporated vigorously protects it's intellectual property, including it's Rule Book. Every time someone posts the LLB Rule Book, they receive a letter from LLB requiring the rules be removed. The Rule Book is only issued to Managers and Officers. If you would like a copy or have specific questions, please speak to your division Rep.
That said, there are many helpful resources available to understand LLB rules.
Ever wonder what the differences between Little League and the Official Baseball Rules are?
http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=df7dqm7t_15gvwg8jhk
MLB OBR (Official Baseball Rules)All Coaches, Managers, and future Umpires should familiarize themselves with the info below. You may be surprised at what you thought you knew about LLB rules!
Little League Rule Myths from Stockton Umpires.
Little League Rule Myths from Brockton Little League
