Online registration is still open. AAA is accepting waitlist registrations only. Register online today!!!

Today is the LAST day to register on-line

 Spring 2012 Fees*  

T-ball (5-6) $155*

A-ball (7-8) $180*

AA & AAA (9-10 & 11-12) $245*

Juniors and Seniors (13-14 & 15-18) $255*

*No snack bar fee will be collected 

a $50 fundraising commitment will be collected at registration

QUESTIONS?  CALL: 

Steve Mathias (818) 632-1676 

               Email:   smath9618@aol.com 

 2012 Tryout Information 

All Tryouts will be held this Saturday, January 28^th 

All T-Ball and A-Ball players must tryout

 All players that are moving up to a higher division for this spring from last spring must tryout

All players requesting to play up a division must tryout in BOTH the requested division AND the age appropriate division 

All Players that played up to the next higher division last year must try out

All players requesting to go back into the draft must tryout

All players requesting to play down one division must tryout  

 Tryout Times for Saturday, January 28th

 T- Ball Players

 League 6 year olds at 8:00 AM on the Senior Field 

 League 5 year olds at 9:00 AM on the Senior Field

 A - Ball Players

 League 8 year olds at 8:00 AM on the Senior Field 

League 7 year olds at 9:00 AM on the Senior Field

AA - Ball Players 

League 10 year olds at 8:30 AM on the B Field

League 9 year olds at 9:15 AM on the B Field

AAA - Ball Players 

League 12 year olds at 8:30 AM on the A Field

League 11 year olds at 9:15 AM on the A Field

Jr - Ball Players

Junior tryouts will be at 9:15 AM on the Senior Field

Sr - Ball Players  

Senior tryouts will be at 10:30 AM on the Senior Field

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CJBL Gets Field Improvement Grant from LA84 Foundation!!! This grant will allow CJBL to move forward with several playing field improvement projects over the coming year! More information to come soon, but here is a portion of the LA84 press release:

More than 46,000 Youngsters to Benefit from Grants to
Youth Sports Organizations by the LA84 Foundation

LOS ANGELES – January 25, 2012 – The LA84 Foundation announced today $1,512,530 in grants to support 28 youth sports programs in Southern California benefitting more than 46,000 boys and girls. Since 1985, the Foundation which is the legacy of the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games, has spent more than $200 million to carry out its mission to serve youth through sport and promote an understanding of the role of sport in society. This is more than twice the original endowment ($93 million) with which the Foundation was created.

“There is a wealth of evidence that demonstrates the academic benefits to youngsters who participate in sports,” said Anita L. DeFrantz LA84 Foundation president. “Youngsters who play sports learn the skills of discipline, team work, time management and gain self-confidence. These tools help them succeed in school and in life. It is important that every youngster in Southern California who wishes has the opportunity to participate in sports. We ask others to join our efforts and assist the organizations that are providing those opportunities.”

Among the organizations receiving the latest grants

The Chatsworth Junior Baseball League, Inc. ($50,000) will use funding to improve its baseball fields.

About LA84 Foundation: The Foundation was established to manage Southern California’s share of the surplus from the highly successful 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. The Foundation received $93 million at its inception. Since it began operations in 1985, it has invested more than $200 million in sports programs serving more than two and a half million youth in the eight Southern California counties of Los Angeles, Imperial, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, Santa Barbara and Ventura. Its headquarters is located in the historic Britt House near downtown Los Angeles where it houses the world’s premier sports library and meeting facilities. The Foundation awards grants, initiates sports programs, offers coaching education and convenes numerous forums for the exploration of the most pressing issues in sport. For additional information, please visit www.LA84Foundation.org.