Centerville National Little League is celebrating our 45th Anniversary in 2010. Our mission is to welcome boys and girls so they can build friendships, develop leadership and physical skills though the game of baseball in a safe and fun environment. We continue that vision of our founding families, who in 1965, created a Little league baseball program for the children of Northern Fremont. Join us as we celebrate all season long 45 great years of Little League Baseball!

Sign-ups for the 2010 Season will be held on:

Saturday, Oct. 24 - 10am - 3pm, Wednesday evening, Oct. 28 - 6pm - 9pm, Saturday, Nov. 7 - 10am - 3pm, Thursday evening, Nov. 12 - 6pm - 9pm, Saturday, Nov. 21 - 10am - 3pm

Five convienent dates, with two evening dates included! Please bring your player's Birth Certificate along with proof of residency information. The complete suite of forms is available below in the link, please fill out all forms and bring them to your sign-up date.

Little League rules require that each league collect and maintain the following information every season. You MUST bring the following documentation with you at the time of sign-ups. This documentation is REQUIRED to complete the sign-up process. If you do not bring this information, the sign-up process cannot be completed.

1. Original and One Copy of Players Birth Certificate (CNLL can  make a copy of the Birth Certificate)

2.  Only one item from EACH category can be accepted. Example of an Acceptable Proof of Address from 3 different categories:  A copy of a Drivers License, PG&E Bill and Vehicle Registration.
Example of an Unacceptable Proof of Address:  A copy of a Drivers License, PG&E Bill and Water Bill. There are 2 items from the Utility Bill Category.

3. Three (3) forms of Proof of Address3 that MUST be from the following sixteen (16) categories:

Centerville National Little League Mission Statement 

As a chartered member of Little League Baseball International, Centerville National Little League is committed to the development of superior citizens through the game of baseball. As an all volunteer organization, we strive to offer the proper guidance and exemplary leadership necessary to teach teamwork, good sportsmanship, and physical well-being as well as the principles of Little League: Character, Courage and Loyalty. Most importantly, we believe the experience of our children, coaches and parents should be fun.