Tri-Valley Little League

T-Ball,Baseball & Softball~Ages 5-16

• 2009 Registration Dates:
• January 3^rd 9-1~Save $10 per player today!
• January 10^th 9-1
• January 17^th 9-1
• At the YV community center  

 Welcome 2009

I would like to welcome you and your family to Tr-Valley Little League! Our commitment is to provide your child a safe place to be and an outstanding experience while learning the fundamentals of baseball or softball.

Thanks to all the board members and volunteers for working so hard during the off season.  Along with our bi-monthly meetings,the facility itself requires year round care.  Tri-Valley Little League is 100% coached and staffed by volunteers.  These volunteers give selflessly to make this program possible for the children of our community. 

As we continue to meet and plan for the coming season we can always use your help. If you would like to be a part of our team of volunteers please call or e-mail me anytime! Kimclose@earthlink..net or 902-7429  

 Have a great season!  

Kim Close -President

 

 

2009 Umpire Clinic

By District 31

                    March 14th and 15th

         Rules & Regulations:

   March 14th @ the Yucca Valley Community Center, Yucca Room 6-9

bring your rule book.  Refreshments served.

   Mechanics:

 March 15th @ Tri-Valley Little League 9am-3pm Wear comfortable shoes!

Lunch will be served. Let us know you are coming  by e-mailing

Umpire-in-Chief-Terry Ingram ingram580@msn.com

Come and Join the fun!

 

Something to think about.......... During a baseball game there are only 4 things you can be:1. Player 2.Coach 3.Umpire 4. Spectator. You have to choose one and only one. If you're a player you should not be a coach, umpire,or spectator. If you are a coach, you can't become a player,you are not the umpire and your team does not need you to be a spectator. If you are an umpire,you are not playing the game,you are not a coach and People will be upset if you become a spectator. If you ar a spectator you are not playing the game,you are not a coach and are not the umpire. If  your child was on the stage for a spelling bee would you stand up from the audience and yell at them or criticize them for misspelling a word? Why would a mistake they make on the baseball field be any different?

Let the kids Play!                    

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SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS!
We would like to express our appreciation to all of our team sponsors and banner advertisers who contribute largely to our program, please show your support by using their services.

  For updated sponsors and information on sponsorship visit our sponsor page by clicking sponsor tab in the menu bar. 

2009 sponsor update soon 

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