2012 Spring Calendar

Sponsors

Juniors Baseball

Majors Baseball

Minors Baseball

T-Ball/Farm League Baseball

Training League

Softball Sponsors

Juniors Softball

Majors Softball

Minors Softball

T-Ball Softball

Donors and Sponsors

The Collier Family

I will teach all children to play fair and do their best.  I will positively support all managers, coaches and players.  I will respect the decisions of the umpire.  I will praise a good effort despite the outcome of the game.

- Little League Parent/Volunteer Pledge

Crescenta Valley Little League is dedicated to the spirit of competition and fair play espoused in the Little League Pledge.  It is equally dedicated to the physical and emotional health and safety of its players. All parents are required to sign and adhere to the following principles of conduct at any Crescenta Valley Little League Game:  

1. I understand that being a part of a CVLL team means that my actions reflect positively and negatively on the league and the community.  I will refrain from making negative or profane comments about the game, coaches, umpires or teammates in the presence of my child or other league families.  I am aware that such comments can severely harm the overall Little League experience of our players and families.
2. I recognize how critical it is to lead by example with respect to sportsmanship.  No matter what other fans might do, my actions toward those involved in the game will be one of respect.  Even if an umpire makes what I believe to be a bad call, I will continue to respect the individual and the fact that he/she is a volunteer by keeping quiet and letting the team coaches address any concerns within the game.
3. I understand that I am putting my child at physical risk by arriving late to practices or games.  CVLL games are played at a high level of skill and competition.  It is critical that players have enough time to stretch and properly warm up prior to the start of play.  Having my child arrive on time also shows respect for the coaches who so willingly give their personal time to the league and the development of its players. 
4. I will not confuse my child by yelling out game instruction from the stands.  Part of respecting the game of baseball or softball is to allow the coaches of the team to properly implement their strategies and effectively communicate with their players at all times.  I will ensure that my comments are limited to encouraging my child and other players for both teams.

Please be advised that, per Little League rules, the umpire has the authority to remove any spectator from the park for offensive or unsportsmanlike behavior.  Such action may result in a suspension of the individual, forfeiture of the team’s game or additional action against the team/manager once an investigation is completed.

I agree to honor the CVLL Parent Code of Conduct in my actions and my words.

Help CVLL

The Team Coordinator is the critical link between the players/families of the team and the coaching staff.  The ideal Team Coordinator handles the daily administration of the team throughout the season so that the manager and coaches can focus on player development and game strategy.

At the beginning of each season, there is a Team Coordinator meeting where the league provides material for distribution to teams along with a calendar of key events.  It's a wonderful way to be a part of your son or daughter's team and ensure the season is a success.

Snack Bar

CVLL is in need parents and volunteers who can help set up the Montrose Park snack bar during the 2012 season.  Anyone who can offer 30 minutes of their time starting minutes at 5:00 p.m. Monday through Fridays to help open the shed, clean and start the barbeque and generally get things going would be greatly appreciated.   That’s it, once you are done, you can go back to watching your child’s game and you are done for the rest of the night.

Please note, unless you serve a full shift you won’t receive your $60 refund, but you will be helping CVLL offer a better baseball and community experience for everyone attending or participating in CVLL games. 

Civic groups and students looking to earn Community Service credits are encouraged to organize and offer help as well.