What Events and Programs Has LAMVPB Offered in Past Seasons?

Los Altos-Mountain View Pony Baseball (LAMVPB) has historically run a spring season with registration in the fall and winter, a spring clinic for older divisions, and championship and all-star events across its Mustang, Bronco, and Pony divisions. The clearest documented examples come from the 2021–2023 seasons, so treat them as a picture of the league's typical programming rather than a confirmed schedule for any current year.

Spring clinic for Bronco and Pony players

The most detailed past event in the league's news archive is a spring clinic held Sunday, April 23, 2023:

• Who: Bronco and Pony aged players
• Check-in: began at 9:30am
• Clinic time: 10:00am–11:30am
• Where: Los Altos High School baseball field
• What to bring: glove, bat, helmet, and water

This shows the clinic was aimed at the older divisions rather than the full range of age groups, and that it was a single-day, in-person session at a local high school field.

Championship and all-star events

The news archive also lists several competitive events from earlier seasons:

These entries appear as short news posts, and the archive shows "Read More" links rather than full recaps, so the level of detail available is limited to the event names and dates.

What this tells you about the league's programming

Across the documented seasons, LAMVPB's activity clusters around three things:

1. A spring recreational season — registration opened in October/November for the following spring, with teams formed and play starting in early March.
2. A skills clinic for Bronco and Pony players.
3. End-of-season championships and all-star teams in the Mustang, Bronco, and Pony divisions.

Important caveats

Past events are not a guarantee of future offerings. The league's own news posts show that programming can change significantly: a January 16, 2025 post announced that all divisions below Pony were cancelled for that season due to insufficient registration, with families of children 12 and under directed to Mountain View Little League or Los Altos Little League instead.

That means the division lineup — and by extension which clinics and championships run — can shift from year to year.

How to check current events

The league's News section is where these announcements are posted, and it is the most reliable place to confirm what is actually scheduled for the current season. Field status and other time-sensitive updates are also referenced from the site's main navigation. If you are trying to decide whether the league currently offers a program that fits your child, check the News section and the current registration link rather than relying on the historical list above.