Genesee Valley Little League

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Genesee Valley Little League

GVLL is an instructional league teaching and honing the fundamental skills in baseball. Valuable life learning skills are also taught and demonstrated on and off the playing field.

Website: http://www.gvlittleleague.org
Location: Chartered to the 19th Ward since 1955.
Members: 7
Latest Activity: Nov 22, 2018

Check our web site at: www.eteamz.com/geneseevalleysouthwestlittleleague

Genesee Valley Little League has been serving the youth of the 19th Ward and now the southwest quadrant of Rochester since 1955. Times have changed and GVLL has changed with them. However, one thing remains constant and true. Genesee Valley Little League exist to provide positive life and learning experiences to our youth through organized baseball. Genesee Valley Little league is open to boys and girls ages 5 to 18. Genesee Valley Little League is an instructional league, which means our first goal is the teaching of the fundamental skills of baseball. Genesee Valley Little Leagues plays the bench. This means every child gets an opportunity to play, every game! Our home playing fields are located in Genesee Valley Park. If you live in the southwest quadrant of the city of Rochester, and you are looking for a time tested positive and great playing game for your child, then GVLL just might be for you. You can contact us at 328-3768 or go to our web site and follow us on Facebook. See you at the ball park.

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Genesee Valley Little League Opening Day

Started by Lawrence Floyd Apr 14, 2016. 0 Replies

Genesee Valley Little League will have its 61st Opening Day Celebration on May 7th. 61 years of Little League Baseball chartered to the 19th Ward! We gather at the Neighborhood NET Office 923 Genesee…Continue

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Comment by Lawrence Floyd on December 12, 2017 at 3:45pm

Genesee Valley Little League Needs Coaching Help

Genesee Valley Little League needs coaching help. We are going into our 7th season of revival but we are struggling. We are finding it exceedingly difficult to have enough coaches to deliver a quality program to our kids and value to parents for their money. We have support from the 19th WCA beyond measure. The city has given us unprecedented support. Just stop by Genesee Valley Park and witness the upgrades to the fields. Our registration fee is the lowest in the region and Jim Dahlberth keeps our uniform prices low while sometimes battling late uniform request. We have even received a grant from Little League Baseball to upgrade the scholl field at Post and Congress to a dedicated T-Ball Field. Stop by sometime and see the initial upgrades. What 19WCA and the city cannot give us is volunteer support. We are not a multi-billion dollar organization so we can't PAY coaches. To put it bluntly, we need DAD'S and anyone else who will commit to being a coach. Coaching is a commitment. Each team requires a minimum of 3 coaches to be successful. We would like to have a 3 year commitments to build depth of coaching and skill for our players. Men, women, it makes no difference. If you want to coach we can help train you. If you already have the skills, welcome aboard. THIS IS AN OPEN PLEA FOR HELP. WE CAN NOT CONTINUE IF WE CAN'T OFFER A QUALITY PROGRAM, AND A QUALITY PROGRAM IS ONLY POSSIBLE WHEN FAMILIES CAN LEND A HAND. ULTIMATELY THE FATE OF GENESEE VALLEY LITTLE LEAGUE WILL LAY IN THE HANDS OF THOSE WHO WANT THEIR KIDS TO PLAY BASEBALL AND KIND FIND THE TIME TO VOLUNTEER. THE LEADERSHIP AND SUPPORT HAVE DONE ALL WE CAN AT THIS JUNCTURE.

Larry Floyd,

President, Genesee Valley Little League

Genesee Valley Little League Board of Directors

Comment by Lawrence Floyd on March 2, 2016 at 10:42am

Genesee Valley Little League is holding walkup registrations at the Arnette Library on the following Saturdays in March; 5, 12 and 19 from 10AM until 1PM. If you are a new player/parent please bring your birth certificate and proof of residency for our playing territory. Also, check us out online at www.gvlittleleague.org where you can also register online.

Comment by Lawrence Floyd on July 1, 2015 at 2:22pm

Another baseball season has come to a close for Genesee Valley Little League. We would like to thank the 19th ward and southwest neighbors for the tremendous support we received this season.85 players. 8 teams. More volunteers step up to help coach and umpire. We also began playing games at the Adams St. recreation center in Cornhill. Our game at the Flint Street recreation center brought people outside their houses. People stop cars and came over to watch. Business owners wanted to know how they could help. We are expanding our foot print and bringing baseball back into communities that haven't seen it in a long time. Thanks to a grant possibility from Little League Baseball we will hopefully be able to restore the ball field at School #10 on Post and Congress St. Thanks to the Democrat & Chronicles coverage of our opening day this season we have even more supporters. I can't say enough about the men and women of Genesee Valley LL who volunteered countless hours to make baseball a reality for our neighborhood kids. To all of our sponsors, you are the greatest. Without your sense of commitment to our community we would simply not have the financial means to put one kid on the fields. Thank you for your spirit of giving. Our board and coaches will be taking a much needed hiatus for a few months, then its back in the saddle as we begin planning for the 2016 season. To borrow a phrase from one of Frank Sinatra's songs, "it was a very good year".

Comment by Lawrence Floyd on December 17, 2014 at 11:01pm

Donations to Genesee Valley Little League

As Genesee Valley Little League continues to grow, so do our expense. Besides solicitation of sponsorship from our local businesses in the Southwest quadrant, individuals may also contribute financially to the league. One can contribute in whatever amount you wish. If you do contribute you may send all funds to Genesee Valley Little League, PO Box 24371, Rochester, NY 14624. GVLL is 401-c-3 tax exempt and all donations are tax deductable. All donors will have their names posted on our web site (www.gvlittleleague.org) in our "thank you" section. Come out and support your neighborhood Little League in 2015.

Comment by Lawrence Floyd on May 9, 2014 at 8:10am

Genesee Valley Little League Playing Schedules for home games.

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Minors%20Home%20Game%20Schedule.docx

Comment by Lawrence Floyd on May 1, 2014 at 11:44pm

Season opener for Genesee Valley Little League

GVLL will play its first regular season games this Saturday May 3rd at Genesee Valley Park. Heres the schedule:

  1. T-Ball teams 1 vs 2 at 10AM field 1
  2. T-Ball teams 2 vs 3 at 10AM field 3
  3. GVLL minors team 2 vs Irondequoit LL at 9:30AM field 2
  4. GVLL minors team 1 vs team 3 at 12 noon.

Come out and cheer your neighborhood teams on. Have a cup of coffee or hot dog or burger and pop. Yes, baseball is back in the ward. To view our complete schedule go to www.gvlittleleague.org and click the schedule button.

Comment by Lawrence Floyd on March 21, 2014 at 1:07pm

Opening Day For Genesee Valley Little League

Genesee Valley Little League is holding it's Opening Day celebration Saturday May 10 with a parade at 9:30AM from the Neighborhood Center at the corner of Brooks and Genesee St. to Genesee Valley Park. We hold our ceremonies at the park and then the kids will play baseball. We will likely field 6 teams this season. We are rebuilding. It takes a lot of effort but our children are worth every bit. Come out and support us. This is our 59th season in the 19th Ward. Hope to see you at and in the parade and at the baseball field.

Genesee Valley Little League Board of Directors

Comment by Lawrence Floyd on February 18, 2014 at 8:16pm

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Comment by Lawrence Floyd on February 3, 2014 at 9:00am

Genesee Valley Little League is currently trying to put together the history of Little League Baseball in the 19th Ward. We are soliciting the help of businesses, former alumni and volunteers of GVLL for your help. Old photos that we can copy and perhaps adult volunteers from by gone years would be willing to talk with us. HISTORY IS A TERRIBLE THING TO WASTE! You can contact us at info@gvlittleleague.org. Also, view our new web page at: gvlittleleague.org. 

Comment by Lawrence Floyd on January 21, 2014 at 8:15am

I know some of you out there enjoy telling it like it is. You know who your are. Perhaps you'd like to tell it like it is on the baseball field as an UMPIRE. If you would, contact GVLL at info@gvlittleleague.org. We can hook you up and let you tell a whole lot of people how you see it!

 

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