How to Register for the 2025 Spring Season on the LAMVPB Website

Updated

Registration for the 2025 spring season is handled through a SportsEngine form linked from the Los Altos-Mountain View Pony Baseball (LAMVPB) site. The league's October 14, 2024 announcement states that registration is open, that it plans to accept registrations through February, and that teams will be formed and play will start in early March. The same announcement says economic assistance is available for families who need it.

One important condition before you start: a January 16, 2025 notice on the site says all divisions below Pony are cancelled for the season because not enough players registered in the lower divisions. Families with children 12 or under are directed to Mountain View Little League or Los Altos Little League instead.

Steps to register

  1. Go to the LAMVPB registration form at https://lamvpb.sportngin.com/register/form/654569601. This is the link published in the 2025 Spring Registration announcement.
  2. If you prefer to reach it from the league site, start at https://www.lamvpb.org/ and follow the 2025 registration link listed there.
  3. Sign in with your SportsEngine account, or use Create an Account if you don't have one. The site's navigation includes Login and Create an Account options, which is how you manage your registration and return to it later.
  4. Complete the form for your player and submit it.

Expected result: your registration is submitted through SportsEngine, and you can log back in to review or manage it.

What the league says about timing

Item Detail from the site
Registration announced open October 14, 2024
Planned acceptance window Through February
Team formation and start of play Early March
Financial assistance Stated as available for families who need it

Common snags

  • Age/division eligibility. If your child is 12 or under, check the cancellation notice first — the league is pointing those families to Mountain View Little League or Los Altos Little League rather than accepting them into lower divisions.
  • Account access. Registration runs on SportsEngine, so you need a login. Creating an account before you start the form avoids losing progress.
  • Cost questions. The site mentions economic assistance but does not publish fees or payment details on the pages summarized here, so confirm those through the registration form or by contacting the league (the site lists president Brian Gilbert).

For anything not covered by the announcement — fees, division placement, assistance eligibility — contact the league directly rather than assuming, since the site only states that assistance will be provided to those who need it.