Safety & Reporting

VALL Follows the CDC Heads Up Concussion Program

Keeping our VALL athletes healthy and safe is always a top priority. Whether you are a parent, youth sports coach, school coach, school professional, or healthcare provider, this site will help you recognize, respond to, and minimize the risk of concussion or other serious brain injury.

All team Managers are required to be certificated in recognizing and preventing concussions, but we highly encourage parents and family to learn the symptoms and how to treat concussions. Please take a few moments to review the CDC's Heads Up Program.

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Concussion information for Parents and Players

Have any questions about VALL's participation with the CDC Heads Up Concussion Program?
Contact our Safety Officer.

VALL Safety Plan

The VALL Safety Plan is a comprehensive guide for our team managers, coaches, athletes, and families to promote a safe and fun season of youth baseball. Please take a few moments to review what is expected of the community.

Review the 2023 VALL Safety Plan

Learn more about Little League Player Safety

Reporting an Injury / Accident Claim

In the event of an accident please fill out the following Accident Claim Form. This form must be filled out and submitted by parents/guardians or adult claimant.

Accident Claim Form

What parents should know about Little League Insurance

Preventing Heat-Related Illnesses

Stop Sports Injuries

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Code of Conduct Incident Reporting

Please submit a Code of Conduct infraction report by writing a letter, signing it, and submitting it directly to the league President, Marcela Torres, at [email protected].

Please take the time to review your report carefully before submitting. It often helps to save the email to your draft folder and review and edit it again after a day of rest. It is important that hasty email complaints are not sent in anger, but only after careful review and editing when your are calm. We have set up a Code of Conduct Committee to help investigate formal complaints. Every complaint is taken seriously and sometimes requires many days to investigate.