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Registration is Closed. Waitlists Opened.
Posted by Lew Lee at Feb 26, 2015 4:00PM PST
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Registration for 2015 Spring Baseball is closed. However, we are waitlisting players in some divisions since teams have beeen formed. Waitlisted players will be invited to fill positions in order to complete team size as well as replace players who are withdrawing from the league. Before completing registration forms (found in the Registration section of this web site), please contact Player Agent Steve Orens by email at agent@mvll.org.
After you have contacted us and we let you know it's OK to proceed with registering your child for baseball, you can complete registration in any of the following ways:
In Person - Call Helmings Auto Repair at 650-988-0460 to arrange for a time. Mike Reelfs is our league president and he and his wife Leane are the owners. If this is a first-time registration, we'll need to see a birth certificate or passport showing date of birth. We'll also need to see 2 items showing the home address (utility bill, phone bill, auto registration, school record, etc.). Be sure to have medical insurance information for the medical release form if you'll be completing the forms at Helmings.
By Mail - Registration forms, payment (if using a check), and if a first-time registration: photocopies of birth certificate or passport showing date of birth and items showing the home addess (see list above). Black out account numbers and any information you don't want us to see. We will shred the photocopies afterwards or return them to you if requested.Our mailing address is: MVLL, POB 614, Mountain View, CA, 94042
Online - After completing and sending in the online registration and medical release forms. If a first-time registration, we'll need to verify birthdate and home address. To send these items electronically, scan them and attach them in an email to registration@mvll.org. You can also take pictures using your cell (contact us by email or phone to obtain a phone number for sending the pictures).
Please send email to registration@mvll.org or call 650-961-2065 if you have additional questions.
In Person - Call Helmings Auto Repair at 650-988-0460 to arrange for a time. Mike Reelfs is our league president and he and his wife Leane are the owners. If this is a first-time registration, we'll need to see a birth certificate or passport showing date of birth. We'll also need to see 2 items showing the home address (utility bill, phone bill, auto registration, school record, etc.). Be sure to have medical insurance information for the medical release form if you'll be completing the forms at Helmings.
By Mail - Registration forms, payment (if using a check), and if a first-time registration: photocopies of birth certificate or passport showing date of birth and items showing the home addess (see list above). Black out account numbers and any information you don't want us to see. We will shred the photocopies afterwards or return them to you if requested.Our mailing address is: MVLL, POB 614, Mountain View, CA, 94042
Online - After completing and sending in the online registration and medical release forms. If a first-time registration, we'll need to verify birthdate and home address. To send these items electronically, scan them and attach them in an email to registration@mvll.org. You can also take pictures using your cell (contact us by email or phone to obtain a phone number for sending the pictures).
Please send email to registration@mvll.org or call 650-961-2065 if you have additional questions.
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Q. How does the draft work?
A. The draft is the method we use to distribute the available pool of players (within a division) to teams in a fair and balanced manner. Each team manager observes and rates each player during the player assessment sessions (tryouts) held in January and February. Soon after the last assessment, team managers meet (in a division). On the evening of the draft, each manager in turn, selects their players from the pool of players. Stronger players are chosen first followed by the developing players. In this way, at the end of the process, each team will have roughly the same level of talent.(The draft is used in the Minors AAA, Majors and Juniors divisions.)
Q. How are the Minors AA teams formed?
A. Players are placed on teams (players are not drafted). Teams are formed to have roughly the same level of talent. Requests for team buddys and coaches are accommodated as best as possible. Players must come to a tryout to be assessed on their skills.
For answers to other frequently asked questions, check out our FAQ page.
A. The draft is the method we use to distribute the available pool of players (within a division) to teams in a fair and balanced manner. Each team manager observes and rates each player during the player assessment sessions (tryouts) held in January and February. Soon after the last assessment, team managers meet (in a division). On the evening of the draft, each manager in turn, selects their players from the pool of players. Stronger players are chosen first followed by the developing players. In this way, at the end of the process, each team will have roughly the same level of talent.(The draft is used in the Minors AAA, Majors and Juniors divisions.)
Q. How are the Minors AA teams formed?
A. Players are placed on teams (players are not drafted). Teams are formed to have roughly the same level of talent. Requests for team buddys and coaches are accommodated as best as possible. Players must come to a tryout to be assessed on their skills.
For answers to other frequently asked questions, check out our FAQ page.
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