All Registrations for Cloverdale Minor Baseball are done on-line.

The online registration session for the Spring Season will open in late-November of the year prior. An email notification will go out through the system accounts to notifiy users when Registration is open.  To allow preparation time for the upcoming season, divisions may close or fill up at various times.  It is best to register sooner rather than later.

Watch our website and our Facebook page in November for the dates.

Below are fees that will be above and beyond registration rates that are required by each player, unless otherwise noted:

• A $175.00 "Volunteer Duty Deposit
  • You will have the option to "Opt Out" of volunteering and pay the fee of $200

For full season registrations, families must complete a volunteer shift PER each child registered within the organization. Volunteering within the association ranges from a variety of positions or duties, the most common being to perform a shift within the concession.

You child/ren WILL NOT be placed on a team until your deposit cheque(s) is received.

• Players who are Tadpole and older MUST bring the deposit cheque(s) (if applicable), to their assessments/try outs or make other arrangements if unable to attend.
• For Blastball - Super T, post dated cheque(s) are required and can be mailed in.

Please postdate all cheques for June 1st and made out to Cloverdale Minor Baseball. Please indicate your child's name and level of play in the "memo" area of the cheque.

REMINDER: 1 cheque is needed PER child registered. Please send your cheque(s) to: Box 34163 – 17790 #10 Highway Surrey, BC V3S 8C4

Cheques will be destroyed upon completion of commitments; they will NOT be returned.

Divisions are determined by a child’s age in the current calendar year. Please see our registration form for further information.

Click Here for Registration Rates

Spring Season - You can request a refund PRIOR to rosters being assigned, the Association will retain $25.00 from the refund to cover the processing fees we paid during the on-line registration.  You must fill out the Refund Request Form and submit to the Treasurer for approval (Treasurer@cloverdalebaseball.com)

No refunds will be issued once team rosters are created (Note: Rosters may be created however may not necssarily be published - typically early March).

Fall Season - refunds will be given at the discretion of the association as this season is short and more focused on training/development.

You will also be responsible for covering all outstanding fees/payments/invoices attached to your profile.  Any outstanding fees will be collected first and a remaining balance of the refund issued minus admin cost of $25.

Camps/Clinics - Any camps/clinics that have been registered for, you may request a refund up to 72 hours prior to the camp/clinic start.  The association will retain $25 from the refund to cover the processing fees we paid during the on-line registration.

NO refunds will be issued until a Refund Request Form has been submitted to the Treasurer.

Please reach out to the Registrars should you have questions.

As our organization is 100% volunteer based, we rely on our membership to volunteer their time to assist with various duties around the park. If you have not completed your volunteer duty via our online Volunteer's section, you will be charged $175 via the deposit cheque provided at time of registration.

Adversly, you may also be invoiced for any outstanding fees from the previous or current season.  These will need to be cleared up for your account to be in good standing.  Failiure to repay any fees may result in your child(ren), not being placed on a team or able to attend assessments until the account is cleared up.

For more information on volunteering, please see Volunteer FAQs

The Cloverdale Ball Park is located at 17383 61A Avenue in Surrey.

Click here to see a map of Cloverdale Ball Park.

Cloverdale Minor is governed by boundaries that are set out by BC Minor. If you reside outside these boundaries then a Player Release Form will be required from your area's current catchment Association President and the CMBA President.

Cloverdale Minor Baseball's catchment area is now defined as:

The northern boundary is 76 Avenue from 152 Street in the west to 172 Street, north along 172 Street to 88 Avenue, and along 88 Avenue to 196 Street in the east.
The western boundary is 152 Street from 76 Avenue in the north to 40 Avenue in the south.
The eastern boundary is 196 Street from 88 Avenue in the north to 40 Avenue in the south.
The southern boundary follows the Earl Marriott Secondary School boundary, of 40 Avenue from 196 Street in the east to 176 Street, then angling northwest to intersect the Serpentine River and following the Serpentine River to 152 Street in the west.
Click here to see a map of Cloverdale's, Surrey Canadian's, and Newton's boundaries.

Please note that for Challenger Division, there are no geographic boundaries. Players can live in any association catchment and play for Cloverdale.

A Player Movement Form must be filled out and submitted to the President of the home organization (the organziation that falls within your boundary of residence).

A player may apply for Preliminary Try-Out Approval by completing the Try-out Player Release Form and emailing it to the presidents of both their home and try out associations. The home association president will confirm if the try-out level is being offered or not and forward the email to the BCMBA Player Eligibility Chair, cc’ing the player/family and the try-out association

No player movement has effect until the BCMBA Player Eligibility Committee has granted approval.

The following associations provide help with registration costs for youth amateur sports. A form can be downloaded from their website, completed and submitted:

KidSport - British Columbia
Canadian Tire Jumpstart
Let Kids Play Foundation
athletics4kids

Please note: CMBA registrars are not responsible for filling out or filing any paper work associated with income assistance

Any registration that is received after the 'Early Bird' timing will be considered a Late Registration.

By waiting to register, you are also taking a chance that your child could be placed on a waiting list for their division.

CMBA pays for the team pictures out of the registration fee. Additional pictures are purchased separately on Picture Day.

You can visit our Registration page for more information or view our Registration and Fees Policies under our Documents tab.

Summer Ball is an elite All-Star program that starts July 1st and lasts through most of the summer. Teams are determined by Try-outs, which does mean some kids will unfortunately be cut.

Tadpole Summer Ball season lasts for the month of July with 1-3 games per week and a season ending tournament near the end of July. The team(s) may opt to play in additional tourneys through the summer season.  Modified Mosquito rules are used, with live pitching in every inning. This league travels to other associations' parks (such as Surrey, Newton, North Delta, Ladner, etc.) for games.

Mosquito Summer Ball season runs from July 1st to the end of the August Long Weekend. Games are 2-3 times per week plus weekend tournaments. Teams that are successful in the Summer League qualify for Provincials.

Pee Wee, Bantam and Midget Summer Ball seasons run from July 1st through most of August. Games are played throughout the Lower Mainland with successful teams qualifying for Provincials. These teams can also qualify for Western and National Finals.

NOTE - An additional registration fee is required for Summer Ball to the association.  Players receive a summer ball uniform, including jersey and hat, that they will keep.  Some summer teams may institute team fees to help cover the costs of additional tournaments and/or team swag.

Fall Ball season runs from about the last week of August until around mid October. Fall ball teams are formed from kids who will be playing in Tadpole through Bantam divisions in the Next spring season. For example, the Pee Wee fall ball team would be made up of kids who played 2nd year Mosquito or 1st year Pee Wee this past spring season.

In conjunction with the Rangers High Performance program, the CMBA will offer tiered team play and practices.  Assessments/try-outs will occur in order to form the high performance Fall teams. Depending on the number of players interested in each division, teams will be selected for additional practices and rep level games, additional pitching and hitting instruction and potentially travel tournaments.  Additional registration and fees will apply.

Those that are unsuccessful in making a Rangers team, will be able to play for the CMBA House team.

** Note - the structure of the tiered teams will depend on the number of players interested.