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HistoriaAll-stars shine in Vacaville as VALL hosts 9U and 11U tournaments
In June, Centennial Park buzzed as Vacaville American Little League turned the complex into an all‑stars hub, hosting 9U and 11U tournaments that brought in neighboring league teams and packed stands. [1][3]The 9U showcase returned for its third year, built to give more nine‑year‑olds a true all‑star run and extra weeks of summer reps. League leaders, including President Anthony Reed and manager Matt Herring, underscored the value of the added innings. [1][2]Daylong slates rolled toward late‑June finals, with brackets and times laid out for families to track throughout the week. [1][5]VALL set the tone with its all‑stars celebration to kick off the week, introducing players and recognizing volunteers before the tournament got rolling. [3]Through it all, the league’s emphasis on integrity, respect and sportsmanship framed the experience on and off the field. [4]
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HistoriaLittle League All-Stars shine at Centennial Park as Vacaville American hosts 9U tournament
Vacaville American Little League turned Centennial Park into a summer stage, hosting 9U All-Stars for its annual tournament and packing the fences with families and friends from across the city. The event underscored the league’s emphasis on sportsmanship and community, with crisp play and plenty of noise from the dugouts throughout the weekend [1][2].Local All-Stars answered the moment with standout performances, keeping the pace lively from first pitch to last and delivering the kind of June baseball that defines the town’s youth scene [3].Fans can track results, schedules and photo updates through the league’s news feed and social channels as tournament play rolls on at Centennial Park [4][5].
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HistoriaVALL player pathway set; 9U All‑Stars tournament gives extra reps at Centennial Park
Vacaville American details a clear ladder for developing ballplayers: Minors Single A (coach pitch, typically league ages 6–7) and Double AA (a coach/kid‑pitch blend for around 7–8), AAA (primarily 9–10, kid‑pitch) and Majors (11–12). Older divisions include Intermediate/50‑70 and Juniors, and the Challenger Division (ages 6–22) ensures adaptive baseball is part of the fold. [1]Team formation and draft procedures are tailored to each level, with an emphasis on age‑appropriate reps, skill growth and game experience. [1]That focus continues into summer. VALL has hosted a 9U All‑Stars Tournament at Centennial Park—its third annual running in 2026—drawing nearby leagues for an unsanctioned event designed to extend games and practice time for nine‑year‑olds. [2]The energy tracks with Opening Day, which kicked off at 8 a.m. and packed the complex with families, a snapshot of the league’s size and spirit. [3]
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HistoriaWhere to find VALL schedules and volunteer sign-ups for the season
Families looking to plug into the season have a single home base: Vacaville American Little League’s site collects season news, registration links and contact info, with day-to-day notices shared on its Facebook feed. [1][4]Game and practice details are centralized on the Posted Schedules page, which also points to a Centennial Park field map and coaching resources so teams can navigate the complex and plan sessions. [3]The league runs on community help. Vacaville American outlines how to pitch in across roles—from scorekeeping and concessions to coaching—and how to get cleared to volunteer. [2]Board introductions keep faces familiar around the complex as well; a 2024 vice president post is among the recent spotlights. [5]Bookmark the league home page and follow the Facebook feed to stay on top of schedule notes and league announcements all season long. [1][4]
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HistoriaVALL sets Oct. 1 start for 2026 registration; GameChanger stays hub for schedules and standings
Vacaville American Little League has set Oct. 1 as the opening day for 2026 registration, giving families a clear date to mark as they plan ahead for the next slate of spring ball in Vacaville [2].Operationally, the league continues to run schedules and standings through GameChanger, with 2025 standings already posted and live for reference [5][4]. Coaches are asked to follow the league’s team-naming convention on the platform — for example, “Team Name (VALL LEVEL 2026)” — to keep divisions organized cleanly across the app [5].Inclusion remains a pillar: VALL’s Challenger Division provides adaptive baseball for players with physical or developmental challenges, listed for ages 6–22 within the league’s program descriptions [3].For logistics and questions, the league lists its contact address at 479 Browns Valley Pkwy, Vacaville, and keeps families connected through its official Facebook and Instagram channels [1][6][7]. League updates — from registration notes to community events — are posted on the VALL news page throughout the year [2].
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HistoriaVacaville American Little League: volunteer roles, official channels, and where to find the fields
Vacaville American Little League’s official website is the hub for league news, registration updates, and season information. [1]The league welcomes help across multiple roles, including board member, manager, assistant coach, and general volunteer, with sign‑ups available online. [2]For day‑to‑day announcements and community highlights, VALL maintains active Facebook and Instagram pages that spotlight coaches and league moments. [3][4]Public listings place VALL at 479 Browns Valley Pkwy in Vacaville, providing a central point for families heading to games and events. [5]
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HistoriaVALL posts 2025 team schedules and calendars; key links and contacts now live
Vacaville American Little League’s 2025 Team Schedules and Teams Calendar are live on the league site, giving families a one‑stop spot to track games and practices [1].The same hub links out to All Stars, Playoffs/TOC, Team Resources, Umpires/Rules/Safety and Sponsors to support teams throughout the spring [1].League contact details — 479 Browns Valley Pkwy, Vacaville, CA 95688, and VALL64.Info@gmail.com — are posted on the page for easy access [1].For additional team pages and schedules, families can also check VALL’s GameChanger organization listing [2], and keep up with photos and reminders on the league’s Instagram and Facebook channels [3][4].
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HistoriaLet’s play ball: Vacaville American and National Little Leagues open 2025 season
The 2025 youth baseball season in Vacaville got underway Saturday, with Vacaville American Little League joining Vacaville National for an opening‑day celebration that brought players, coaches and families together for ceremonies and the first contests of the year [1].Families looking for game times and team slates can head to VALL’s official site, where the Posted Schedules and calendars are live alongside league contact details for quick reference [2].
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HistoriaFlashback: Vacaville American 11s battle West Redding, Bollinger Canyon at 2022 NorCal state tourney
Vacaville American’s 11s took their swing at the 2022 Northern California 11‑year‑old Division State Championships, opening with Game 3 against West Redding on July 23, 2022 [1] and returning for Game 5 versus Bollinger Canyon on July 24, 2022 [2]. It was a midsummer showcase of VALL’s depth at the all‑star level, with consecutive tournament dates testing pitching depth, defense, and timely at‑bats [1][2].
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HistoriaVacaville American Little League: Division guide from Single A to Juniors
VALL’s baseball pathway is laid out division by division. Single A (league ages 6–7) is coach‑pitch only, with teams formed by the Player Agent and League President after upper‑division drafts [1]. Double AA (ages 7–8) mixes kid‑pitch and coach‑pitch, with kid‑pitch early in games; teams are also assembled by the Player Agent and League President [1].AAA (primarily ages 9–10) moves fully to kid‑pitch and forms teams by draft managed by the Player Agent, as do the Majors (ages 11–12) [1]. The Intermediate 50/70 division (league age 13) uses the larger 50/70 field, holding a draft if two teams are possible and capping rosters at 14 players; Juniors (age 14) plays on full‑size fields under the same draft/roster parameters when applicable [1].The league honors one reciprocal buddy request when possible—both players must request each other [1]. VALL also supports the Challenger Division (ages 6–22), an adaptive baseball program; families can contact the Player Agent for participation details [1].