Paloma Valley Pony Baseball is proud to announce that we are supporting Menifee Valley Little League to offer a division for Special Needs kids.

This is for children of all ages who have special needs.  It is the opportunity for them to participate in the game of baseball regardless of ability or limitations.  

Registration price is $50 per player.  Which includes a Hat and a Jersey, a picture package and trophy at the end of the season.

Each player will have their own “buddy” that will assist them during the game, if they need it. If you or someone you know is interested in signing up for this division, please contact Amy Frahn @ 951-816-2045 or www.eteamz.com/mvll. 

Date: Wednesday, February 8th
Time: 4:00pm - 5:30pm
Locatoin: Wheatfield

Any family that has not recieved a fundraiser envelope OR needs additional fundraiser cards please come out to Wheatfield on Wednesday February 8th between 4 and 5:30pm.

Opening day is right around the corner and we are looking for a talented individual to sing the National Anthem. If you think that can be you or someone you know contact us my email at specialevents@pvpb.org

Baseball is almost here! The last of the assessments are complete and signups are now closed. Next is the player draft to form teams. You can expect to hear from your coaches as early as this weekend or no later then next week.

If you are interested in being placed on the waiting list please email playeragent@pvpb.org. 

UPDATED DUE TO RAIN

2-6 Practices begin (Coaches will be contacting players)

3-10 Opening Day

5-5 Regular season ends

5-7 Playoffs begin

5-19 Closing Day

Pony Baseball is different then other youth baseball leagues in many ways. The rules of play are designed to maximize player development and minimize chance of injury. Players 4-14 years old are placed in divisions strictly by age at two year intervals so that kids are competing with others their same age. Field dimensions (base paths and pitching distance) are gradually expanded with each division to match the growth and development of young players. This ensures that all players will compete on a field that matches their abilities and improves safety concerns that can occur when older players are on fields that are too small. Most importantly, young players are introduced to more advanced rules at younger ages so that they are challenged with new baseball concepts as they grow. This includes:
* Coach Pitch by age 6
* Introduction to kid-pitch at age 7
* Leading off and base stealing beginning at age 9
* Pitchers learn pick-off moves and balks at age 9
* Fielders and base runners play "live-ball" rules by age 9
* Catchers learn more advanced defensive skills
* Dropped third strike rules are introduced at age 9
These are the elements that make up "The Complete Game" that is exclusive to Pony Baseball. It is no wonder that so many local travel-ball and high school players develop their skills by playing Pony Baseball. So if your child would like to lead-off and steal a base, pick a runner off first, and learn to play baseball like the major-leaguers, then Pony Baseball is for you.