UPDATED: April 20, 2025
 

• Pitching Clinic: Mitch Tsang, a LMB Alumni, hosted a clinic last week to showcase pitching techniques to our Minors coaches. This is part of LMB's continuing coach development so that we can give our players the best coaching possible!

• Tournament Winners: Congratulations to the Anthem Mariners for winning the 2025 Ross Dower Majors Tournament! Congratulations to the Team Kerr Orioles for winning the 2025 Howard Matsumoto Minors A Tournament! 

• LMB Cheer Gear Store: The LMB Cheer Gear Store is open again! Get your LMB merch orders in before Wednesday April 30, 2025. 

• Vancouver Canadians Fundraiser: Join LMB at the Vancouver Canadians vs. Hillsboro Hops game on Thursday May 29, 2025  at 7pm! Partial proceeds from each ticket go directly back to LMB. Purchase tickets here: https://www.gofevo.com/event/0529-LMBB

• Bat-A-Thon Fundraiser: Join us in making history as we launch our 1st Annual Bat-A-Thon Fundraiser! This fundraiser will help us maintain our fields, upgrade equipment, provide development clinics, and continue to enhance the incredible experience we offer to our young athletes. For more information, please visit: LMB 1st Annual Bat-A-Thon Fundraiser.

• LMB Junior Volunteer Program: We are excited to launch our Junior Volunteer Program this season.  This is a great opportunity for anyone 12 years old and older to volunteer at least once a week during regular season (April to June) with LMB.  It is an opportunity for you to volunteer as a score keeper, field prepper, coach support or anything else you want (as long as it’s approved by Operations Director).  The volunteer hours can count towards your service volunteer hours for school.  For more information, email Audrey at: dirops@littlemountainbaseball.com

NOTE: Dates are subject to change (last updated - February 25, 2025)

• Registration closes for MMA, Minors A&B, and Majors – January 7
• Assessment Schedules – available by January 17
• Majors and rescheduled Assessments – January 25
• Minors A and rescheduled Assessments – January 26
• Minors B and rescheduled Assessments – February 1
• MMA and rescheduled Assessments – February 2
• Coach Clinic – February 8
• Umpire Training Registration – February 22
• Cheer Gear Store Opens – February 25
• Umpire Training Session – March 31
• Dower Tournament (Majors) – April 2 onwards
• Concession Opens – April 2 onwards
• Neufeld Farms Fundraiser – starting April 6
• Purdy’s Mother’s Day Fundraiser – around mid April
• Matsumoto Tournament (Minors A) – April 9 onwards
• Season starts MMA MMB Tball Blastball  – April 12
• Opening Day – April 26
• Photo Day – April 26
• Havard Tournament (Minors B) – May 15 onwards
• Closing Day – June 21

Dear Little Mountain Baseball Little League Families,

Welcome to another exciting season of Little League baseball at Little Mountain! It's truly an honor to see our community come together to celebrate the growth of our league and the incredible passion and dedication that fuels it. LMB is more than just a place to learn the fundamentals of the game—it's a place where lifelong friendships are formed, resilience is built, and confidence is created. Each player, coach, parent, and volunteer plays a vital role in fostering this positive, inclusive environment, and I couldn't be prouder of what we've accomplished together.

As our league continues to grow, so does our community. I am still learning more every year about the amazing history of our association and all of the people who have contributed to making it such a unique community. Please take a moment to read about some of these people like Ross Dower, Howie Matsumoto and Chris Havard. 

This year, we have around 800 players from Blastball to Majors and our Challenger program. This season feels especially special - a time of fresh starts and renewed energy. Thanks to the hard work of our volunteers, players, and supporters, most notably Jon Hooton, our Groundskeeper, we’ve seen remarkable progress in shaping up our fields for 2025. The Main Diamond looks fantastic, and the new soil, seed, and fence at Oak Park should make that field much more playable. Not to mention the refreshed batting cage with new turf and lights! Our facilities reflect the vibrant spirit of our league and will set the stage for memorable moments both on and off the field this season.

Please keep an eye on our socials for all the new things happening at LMB this season, including Bat-A-Thon, fun new uniforms (thanks to Tyler Redpath, our Equipment Manager), Opening and Closing day festivities, Challenger volunteering opportunities, and the continued expansion of our leading Girls in Baseball programming.

I hope you all share my excitement as we embark on this journey of teamwork, skill-building, and fun. Let’s cheer on our players, celebrate their achievements, and create lasting memories that we can carry beyond the season.

Here’s to a fantastic start to the season and a bright year ahead!

Warm regards,

Rob Mah Ming
President

As part of the registration process, you will be asked to identify how you will volunteer this year. Every success this past season rested upon the efforts of volunteers. With the considerable growth in players last year and the resulting increased effort to offer a meaningful baseball experience for everyone, we did not have enough people raise their hands to volunteer and the efforts fell on the shoulders of a handful of people – to whom we are so grateful. This year we will need to share the load and are looking at ways for more families to volunteer based on their interests and availability. In the meantime, please take at look at our volunteer opportunities.