The Way to the Top
is Through the Valley
Since our inception in 1959, San Ramon Valley Little League All-Star Teams have raised a total of 59 Little League championship banners across all age groups—including numerous District banners, multiple National titles, and four World Series championship appearances—making SRVLL the most successful Little League organization in the Bay Area.
How to Become an SRVLL All-Star
Our league approach to All-Stars is to put together the most competitive team of SRVLL players in each qualified age group. These teams are formed by a league-appointed All-Star Committee who selects players and coaches based on league-approved criteria.
Since All-Stars is a selective process, we understand that it can also create feelings of anxiety or disappointment. Because of this, it is SRVLL’s goal to be as transparent as possible with the selection process and timeline for All-Stars.
Latest All-Star News
Championship History
National Champions
Regional (West) Champions
State (NorCal) Champions
Section 3
Champions
2026 (12U)
2026 (11U)
2025 (11U)
2024 (10U)
2004 (11U)
1996 (10U)
1993 (12U)
1992 (12U)
1991 (12U)
1990 (15U)
1988 (12U)
1987 (15U)
1986 (15U)*
1986 (12U)*
1985 (13U)
1983 (15U)
1981 (15U)
1981 (12U)
1980 (15U)
1978 (12U)
*State (NorCal) runner-up
District 57
Champions
2026 (12U)
2026 (11U)
2025 (11U)
2024 (10U)
2004 (11U)
2002 (12U)
2000 (12U)
1996 (10U)
1994 (12U)
1993 (12U)
1992 (13U)
1992 (12U)
1991 (12U)
1990 (15U)
1990 (13U)
1989 (12U)
1988 (12U)
1987 (15U)
1987 (12U)
1986 (15U)
1986 (12U)
1985 (13U)
1984 (12U)
1983 (15U)
1983 (12U)
1982 (12U)
1981 (15U)
1981 (12U)
1980 (15U)
1979 (12U)
1978 (12U)
1977 (12U)
SRVLL All-Stars FAQs
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All league age 9, 10, 11, and 12 year-olds who participate in no less than 75% of the SRVLL spring season games are eligible for All-Stars.
Eligible coaches must be registered as head coaches and assistant coaches during the SRVLL spring season. Volunteer assistant coaches (“third coaches”) will not be considered.
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Every summer, SRVLL can field up to eight All-Star Teams. For 9-year-olds, there are two Tournament Teams. For 10, 11 and 12-year-olds, there is a one District Team and one Tournament Team per age group.
All-Star Teams are determined by the SRVLL All-Star Committee, which is a group of league officials (board members and coordinators) familiar with the players and coaches in each division.
For players, the Committee bases their decision on a weighted criteria that includes on-field season performance, coach nominations, and, if necessary, all-star showcases.
After players are determined, the Committee selects three official coaches per team from the pool of league registered coaches.
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SRVLL All-Star team rosters are announced immediately after spring season playoffs have concluded.
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SRVLL All-Stars runs from early June and end of July. Teams will participate in approximately 15-20 games, depending on results, with practices 2-4 times per week.
There is an attendance requirement to participate, which is outlined in official league All-Star documentation.
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For ages 10, 11 and 12, each age has two All-Star Teams: a District Team and a Tournament Team.
District Teams participate in the Little League International hosted tournaments, which includes competing for District, Section, and State championships. For 12-year-olds only, if you win State, you can continue to compete for Regional, National, and World championships (aka: the Little League World Series).
Tournament Teams compete in officially sanctioned Little League tournaments hosted by the local Little leagues within our District.
For 10-year-olds, there is no Little League International tournament, so there are two Tournament teams (an “A” and “B” team) who compete in officially sanctioned Little League tournaments hosted by the local Little leagues within our District.