District 30 Valley Little League, Inc.: Welcome

VALLEY LITTLE LEAGUE

Santa Ana Valley Litle League is a non profit organization that was established in 1959.

Since 1959 Santa Ana Valley Little League baseball has served the needs of our children and the community by providing a quality baseball program for all of our youths.

Valley Little League is an all volunteer program that strives to promote honesty, fair play, positive attitude, responsible role models and friendly competition.

Our Baseball program is also open to both girls and boys.

We are located in Santa Ana, Calif.

PLEASE JOIN US @ ADAMS PARK ON MAY 6, 2012 @ 10:00 am FOR THE FIRST ANNUAL VALLEY LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL CHALLENGE AND HOMERUN DERBY!!!! YES WE WILL BE HAVING THE HOMERUN DERBY AND WE EXPECT BIG BIG BOMBS TO BE HIT, AND FINALLY WE WILL SETTLE THE QUESTION WHO IS VALLEY'S HOMERUN KING FOR 2012?? THERE'S ONLY ONE WAY TO FIND OUT AND THAT IS BY JOINING US ON THE 6TH!! baseball challenge and hr derby are courtesy and sponsored by COSTA AZUL FAMILY RESTAURANT.  

We would like to WELCOME 2012 Team Moms:

TBALL 

Long Beach State Dirtbags:  Elidec Saldana and Monica Ulloa 

USC Trojans:  Eva Avendano

Cal State Fullerton Titans:  Ana Meza

San Diego State Aztecs:  Angie Diaz

UCLA Bruins:  Diana Martinez

Single A

UCI Anteaters:  Terry Estrada

Florida State Valley Seminoles:  Viridiana Zamora

Double AA

USC Trojans:  Heidi Galaviz

Cal State Fullerton Titans:  Letty Joaquin and Mary Lou Gonzalez

San Diego State Aztecs:  Brenda Munoz

UCLA Bruins:  Diana Martiniez

Triple AAA

Cal State Fullerton Titans:  Angelica Bautista

San Diego State Aztecs:  Angie Diaz

Majors

Texas Christian University Horned Frogs: Norma Holbrook

Georgetown Hoyas:  Divina Blas

Juniors

Cal State Fullerton Titans:  Guia Olivares

Team Mom Representative: Anita Casas 714.875.8733

** Thank you, Team Moms, for all that you do! **

"We have received a number of reports concerning leagues that have shortened their pitching distances from the regulation and required 46 feet at the Little League (minor and major) levels of play.  Due to safety and liability concerns, we never waive the 46 foot regulation pitching distance and no player can ever pitch from less than that distance.  The argument is that the younger players cannot consistently throw strikes from 46 feet but if that is the argument then the counter is then how can we expect those players to be developed enough to get out of the way of a batted ball or thrown bat at an even closer distance.  We offer machine pitch and coach pitch as an alternative but not a modified pitching distance for the players.  Please get with all your league immediately to make sure they are not in violation of this requirement.  Should an injury occur under this circumstance, every involved adult would be subject to a punitive penalty with no insurance coverage."

Remember, “With Choice Comes Responsibility and Accountability"