Fall Ball Registration is Now Open!

Please click here to register you player(s) by September 1st

CONGRATULATIONS to all of the teams for a very successfull season!!!! 

9-10s All Stars

11s All Stars

Congratulations for winning the District 3 Title!!

12s All Stars

Congratulations for winning the District 3 Title!!

Juniors All Stars

Congratulations for winning the District 3 Title!!

Congratulations to the 2009 MVLL All Star Nominees!

2009 Challenger League Update

This year was the first year for the MVLL Challenger League and from all of the feedback that we received, it was a resounding SUCCESS!  We hope that everyone involved had a fun and rewarding experience this year and we look forward to expanding our Challenger League in future seasons at MVLL.

We would like to give a special thanks to Janet Miller for her vision and dedication to making the Challenger League a reality at MVLL.  We would also like to thank the players, buddies and parents for their participation, and Ken Praszker for making it a priority this year.  We look forward to many great seasons in the future.

Owen Moscone Sportsmanship Award

“Owen showed us all how to live big, laugh and never give up.”

In memory of Owen Moscone, Mill Valley Little League has created a sportsmanship award to be given out every year to one player on each little league team in Mill Valley. The Owen Moscone Sportsmanship Award (a.k.a. The O-Dogg Award) is intended to recognize the true spirit of sportsmanship and the passion for baseball.

Owen, nicknamed O-Dogg, was the kind of kid you always looked forward to seeing at practice and games.  You knew he would always give his best and never give up.

The “O-Dogg” Award

Every player will vote for someone on their team they feel is deserving of the O-Dogg Award.  Managers and Coaches will make the final decision.  Sportsmanship is dependent on respect – respect for the rules of the game, for your teammates, coaches, officials and the other team.  Sportsmanship is awareness that on the field or on the sidelines your actions affect everyone else positively or negatively.

Criteria for nomination:

1. Commitment to always compete fairly.

2. Respect for the rules and officials.

3. Respect for your teammates and opponents.

4. Always as good a loser as you are a winner.

5. Passion to always try your hardest.

Owen Moscone played baseball in Mill Valley from the Rookie League through the Minors. Owen always played hard. Owen was nine when he was diagnosed with neuroblastoma, a rare form of cancer. Twice pushing it into remission, Owen never gave up and battled this disease for four years. While in remission, Owen even returned to the baseball field in the minor leagues. Owen lost his battle in October 2008.

The Owen Moscone Foundation was established to provide funding for innovative cutting edge research for the treatment and cure of pediatric cancers.

Owen Moscone Foundation

35 Miller Avenue #156

Mill Valley, California   94941

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