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Temescal Valley Little League

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Hello Volunteers,

First and foremost, we want to express our heartfelt gratitude for your dedication and willingness to volunteer with us. Without your support and commitment, the Temescal Valley Little League would not be able to function smoothly and serve our community as effectively. Your contributions truly make a difference, and we are immensely grateful for your involvement.

Whether you're a returning volunteer or new to TVLL, we are here to support you every step of the way throughout this season. To assist you in your roles, we have compiled a range of resources designed to provide guidance, training, and assistance. These resources aim to enhance your experience and ensure that you feel equipped and confident in your responsibilities.

Below, you will find links and references to various resources tailored to different aspects of volunteering with us:

Managing/Coaching Tips and Training: This section offers valuable insights, tips, and training materials for coaches and managers. Whether you're leading a team or assisting with coaching duties, these resources will help you develop your skills and effectively support the players under your care.
Scorekeeping: For those involved in scorekeeping duties, we have provided resources and guidelines to ensure accurate and efficient scorekeeping during games. These materials will help you understand the scoring system and fulfill your role with confidence.
Snackbar Operations: Volunteers involved in snack bar operations will find useful information and guidelines from managing inventory to providing excellent customer service, these resources will help you run the snack bar smoothly and efficiently.
Team Parents can find documents and information shared in the Team Parent chat.
Umpires new and old can find what they are looking for. Rules and regulation for the TVLL as well as District 28 tournaments and primary guidelines from Little League International.

We are committed to making your volunteer experience with Temescal Valley Little League rewarding, and enjoyable. These resources are designed to support your success in your roles.

Feedback is invaluable, and we are always striving to improve our support systems. If there are any questions, concerns, suggestions or need further assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out to us.

At TVLL we are a team, not making a suggestion is like not swinging the bat,
it’s an opportunity we could have knocked out of the park!

Again, thank you for your essential contributions. Together, we can make this season better than the last!

Volunteer Information

Important Volunteer Requirements

Background Checks

ALL VOLUNTEERS- Managers, coaches, board of directors, umpires, concession-stand workers, team parents, scorekeepers, and any other volunteers who have regular service to the league or repetitive access to children must complete the background check process. If a volunteer is spending time in the dugout or helping out at practices, that individual must submit a volunteer application and go through the background check process. It’s important to remember that volunteer appointments are for one year only and that every year, all individuals volunteering at the local level must go through the background check process again.

*Volunteers under 18 are excluded from this requirement*

Little League’s Regulation I (c) 8 and 9. - Little League Volunteer Background Checks
*Background checks are valid from October 1st through September 30th of the following year. This means that regardless of when your last background check was completed, you will need to renew it after October 1st each year.

Abuse Awareness Training

Any individual who applies to be a Little League volunteer (e.g. coach, manager, concession manager, team mom, League President, etc.) is required to complete the Little League Abuse Awareness Course in addition to all other requirements of being a volunteer (e.g. submitting a background check through JDP). As a reminder, this course must be completed on an annual basis along with the annual background check before that individual may begin their volunteer service
Little League SafeSport Resources / Little League Abuse Awareness FAQ

Training is provided FREE of charge by Little League International - Little League Training Courses

Follow the link above for the Little League training Courses.
Create an Account or Login to the Training Portal
Take the Abuse Awareness Training course.
As long as you use the same contact information provided during registration, your status will automatically update upon completion.

In some instances, you may need to download your cert and email out to us for verification.
You can also recover your cert directly from their site:

While in the Little League Training Portal, find your Abuse Awareness Training course
Click on the Trophy icon to pull up your course certificate .
Email the completed certificate to [email protected].

CPR/AED & First Aid Certification

At Temescal Valley Little League, the safety and well-being of our players is our top priority. To ensure we are prepared for any situation, we require all coaches and managers to complete CPR and First Aid training. This training equips our team leaders with the skills and knowledge to respond quickly and effectively to medical emergencies during games and practices.

In instances where a coach or manager is unavailable, we make every effort to ensure that at least one individual with CPR and First Aid training is present. This ensures that our players are supported by trained adults at all times, maintaining a safe environment both on and off the field.

For those who need to complete their training or renew their certification, we recommend the following programs, which offer CPR/AED & First Aid certification and provide the essential tools needed to confidently handle emergency situations:

Once you have completed your certification, please email to [email protected]

Preparedness is the foundation of our commitment to safety, and we believe that equipping our volunteers with life-saving skills is a critical first step in creating a safe and supportive experience for everyone involved in our league.

*****AED Certification information and requirements have not yet been finalized*******

California AB 1467 (Nevaeh Youth Sports Safety Act) requires that at least one coach or designated individual per team be certified in

All Board Members will be trained and certified
Manager from each team is required
Training is covered by TVLL for one individual on each team

- It is suggested but not required. for multiple persons on each team be certified
AED certifications typically last for two years -AED Certification in California
The AED devices is located currently located in the snackbar

Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) Awareness and Prevention

The health and safety of our players remain at the heart of everything we do at Temescal Valley Little League. Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) is a serious medical emergency that can affect young athletes, which is why education and prevention are key components of our safety efforts.

To date, 22 states have enacted laws regarding sudden cardiac arrest in student or youth athletics to safeguard the health and safety of young athletes. These laws emphasize the importance of awareness, education, and preparedness in preventing SCA incidents.

We encourage all volunteers, parents, and participants to take advantage of free SCA prevention training provided by EP Save A Life. This valuable resource helps individuals recognize the warning signs of SCA and provides guidance on how to respond in an emergency situation.

For additional information, Little League Baseball has compiled a comprehensive summary of state laws addressing sudden cardiac arrest in youth athletics. We recommend familiarizing yourself with the regulations specific to your state to stay informed and proactive.

By prioritizing education and preparation, we can work together to ensure the safety of every player on and off the field.

Diamond Leader Program

Focused on ensuring children have a positive, well-rounded experience on and off the field, the Little League® Diamond Leader Training Program is a FREE educational resource that provides coaches with an understanding of the impact that mental, social, and emotional well-being has in youth sports through detailed information, interactive scenarios, and a variety of additional resources.
!! If you are a coach and plan on taking your team to Little League International Tournament, this is Mandatory !!

It is recommended for all Volunteers Little League Diamond Leader Program FAQ

Go to the official Little League Training page to take the Diamond Leader course.

Concussion Training

CA laws requiring the mandatory training For Coaches, Manager and Umpires: https://www.cdc.gov/heads-up/training/youth-sports.html

Access the Training Course:
- Click the training link: CDC Concussion Training Course (https://www.train.org/cdctrain/course/1089818/details)
Register or Sign In:
- New users may be redirected to a registration/sign-in page.
- If prompted, register or sign in to proceed.
- Once signed in, click the training link again to access the course.
Complete the Training:
- Follow the instructions and complete the course.
Download and Submit Your Certificate:
- After completing the course, download a copy of your certificate.
- If you have previously taken this course (through TVLL or another organization), you may submit your existing certificate.
- Email your certificate to: [email protected]

Per California Assembly Bill 2007

Site Links

Temescal Valley Little League

11762 De Palma Rd. Ste 1-C #567
Corona, California 92883
Phone : 951-356-0416
Email : [email protected]