2026 Commissioners:

 

8U - Greg Petersen

9U - Steven Erne

10U - Jim Lorincz

11U - Dom DePompei

12U - Dom DePompei

13U - Chris Gornik

14U - Greg Petersen

 

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HOW TO ENTER YOUR HOME GAMES ONLINE

UTUBE VIDEO LINK

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7Aaq67tNuc&feature=youtu.be

 

Remember enter your

Home Games Only!

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Roster Form Link below

CVBA_Roster_Waiver_INCLUDING_COVID_2021.doc (live.com)

              Please do not send in Google Doc format               ok to take photo and send to your commissioner and cvbaroster@gmail.com

 

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Listing of approved baseball

CVBA APPROVED BASEBALL LIST

 

 

8U-13U Leagues                      14U & Above Leagues

Pro-Nine 90 OL-1                       Pro-Nine OL-A

Champro CBB 200PL                 Champro CBB-500

Diamond DOL-A-OL                   Diamond D1-HS

Rawlings ROLB-1                       Rawlings R100H

Wilson A1074                              Wilson A1015

 

NOCSAE stamped baseball are approved for use in all age groups.

 

ANY OHSAA STAMPED OR NFHS STAMPED BALL WILL BE APPROVED

 

FYI!

Maplewood Diamonds are available to CVBA 8u thru 15u travel teams for the 2024 season.  Coaches can contact Simon Lowe at 216-402-5525 (call or text) or for more information, please go to the Maplewood website, www.maplewoodcle.com/field-reservations

 

 

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Remember winning team to enter score

10.02 Reporting Score. The winning team is responsible for recording the official score on the league web site. Winning team needs to record score within 72 hours from game time or risk losing 2 pts for the win. 

 

 

 

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Team placement to be determined to provide competative game schedule.

 

Cuyahoga Valley Baseball Association individual leagues breakdown into three (3) divisions, Open – Community – Community Plus. Within each division teams can divide by geography or level of experience. A description of the three divisions and who may participate is as follows;

 

COMMUNITY: Community based teams; must declare city or school district as boundaries. Teams are permitted to have two (2) players from outside declared boundaries on their roster.

  

COMMUNITY PLUS:  Community Plus based teams; must declare city or school district as boundaries. Teams are permitted to have five (5) players from outside declared boundaries on their roster.

 

OPEN: Premier level teams. No team boundaries. No player limitations with exception to the birth day rule (May 1^st).  All high school age teams will be open rosters.  Open teams in age groups where open division not available will be combined into Community Plus divisions when possible. 

 

 

Player(s): Living in one community and going to school (public or private) in another community may choose either community to play with. That player is not to be considered as an outside player. 

 

No limit on the number of teams per community in any division.

No player can be beyond a graduating Senior in High School.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SEE LINK ON WEBSITE FOR

NEW LINDSAY LAW REQUIREMENTS

 

Ohio State Law requires all coaches and officials of youths age 19 and under to complete

Concussion Training every 3 years.

 

To acquire or renew your certificate, go to

 https://nfhslearn.com/courses/61037/concussion-in-sports

 

Coaches must provide their Concussion Training certificate number to CVBA yearly

in order to participate in CVBA.

(See Concussion Training tab at top for more info)

 

 

 

 

 

Mission Statement

 

Cuyahoga Valley Baseball Association was established in 1991 as an organization of community level All Star teams.  This organization has helped to provide a higher level of competition than a community level league could provide.  We believe by having the best players of a community compete with the best of other communities will better prepare these athletes to compete at the High School and College levels.  CVBA will continue to exist as long as communities are interested in providing athletes with higher level of competition.