Murrieta Valley PONY Baseball (MVPB) is a non-profit organization with a mission to create a positive and rewarding environment where children can play baseball, make friends, and develop lasting memories. We are only able to achieve this goal with the help of dedicated parents and sponsors who understand the importance of youth sports in a child’s life. MVPB is a volunteer-run league, and its officers and members have all donated their time and resources to build a complex exclusive to the league. Thanks to the hard work of our families and generous community, we have developed a strong foundation for the league that will ensure its continued growth and success for years to come.
At Murrieta Valley PONY Baseball, we are dedicated to providing a fun and supportive atmosphere for our children to play and grow. Our league is founded and maintained entirely by volunteers, and it is through their hard work and dedication that we are able to offer a unique complex exclusive to MVPB. We are grateful for the generous support from our wonderful families and local community, which has allowed us to establish a solid foundation for the league. With the help of our dedicated parents and sponsors, we can ensure that our children have a safe and rewarding place to play baseball and make memories that will last a lifetime.
Programs
The classes, camps and experiences this business offers.
Foal program
Our Foal program is for league aged 3 and 4 year olds to learn the basics of the fun game of baseball. Players will hit soley from the tee. Score is not kept and everyone plays!
Shetland Program
Our Shetland program is for league aged 5 and 6 year olds to learn the basics of the fun game of baseball. Score is not kept and everyone plays! You will have no trouble figuring out where the ball is... just look for the pile of kids!
Machine Pitch Program
Our Machine Pitch program is for league age 7 and 8 year olds who, at the discretion of their parents, aren't quite ready for player pitch. Play is almost identical to our PINTO program except that batters face a pitching machine for the first half of the season and then face a coach pitcher for the second half of the season.
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