About
Ocean View Little League offers baseball for youth players. The program uses multiple dedicated fields and batting cages for its baseball activities.
• Ages: 4–18 years old
Ocean View Little League was founded in 1963. The league uses OVLL fields including the Major Field, Minor A Field, Minor B Field, Minor C Field, Farm Field, Tee-Ball Field, and Batting Cages. Its mission statement describes OVLL as a national model of Little League excellence dedicated to the children and families of the Huntington Beach community it serves. OVLL serves the children and families of the Huntington Beach community.
Ocean View Little League is the home of the 2011 Little League World Series Champions. The league notes a long tradition of competitive, skills-based play and great respect for the game. It describes itself as a springboard for athletic, academic, and professional success for tens of thousands of young ballplayers and as a national model of Little League excellence, with the best interest of players central to everything it does.
The leadership history of the league includes Mr. Baumfeld, who was president of the league at the time the Challenger program started, and Marcia Baumfeld, who started the Challenger program within the league.
Last updated June 23, 2026.
• Ages: 4–18 years old
Ocean View Little League was founded in 1963. The league uses OVLL fields including the Major Field, Minor A Field, Minor B Field, Minor C Field, Farm Field, Tee-Ball Field, and Batting Cages. Its mission statement describes OVLL as a national model of Little League excellence dedicated to the children and families of the Huntington Beach community it serves. OVLL serves the children and families of the Huntington Beach community.
Ocean View Little League is the home of the 2011 Little League World Series Champions. The league notes a long tradition of competitive, skills-based play and great respect for the game. It describes itself as a springboard for athletic, academic, and professional success for tens of thousands of young ballplayers and as a national model of Little League excellence, with the best interest of players central to everything it does.
The leadership history of the league includes Mr. Baumfeld, who was president of the league at the time the Challenger program started, and Marcia Baumfeld, who started the Challenger program within the league.
Last updated June 23, 2026.
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