Q. What sports do you have available for boys? What age groups?
    A. Basketball ages 4 and up
        T-Ball 4 year Olds
        Baseball ages 5 and up
        Football ages 5 and up

 Q. What sports do you have available for girls? What age groups?
    A. Basketball ages 4 and up
        T-Ball 4 year olds
        Softball and cabbageball ages 5 and up
        Volleyball ages 7 and up

 Q. Does Lakeview offer soccer?
    A. Yes, soccer is offered through the Lakeview Soccer Club.

 Q. Is the age requirement effective as of registration day?
    A. No. The age is effective as of April 30th of the registration year unless otherwise noted.

 Q. How much does registration cost?
    A. The annual registration fees for 2008 are $100 for one child, $125 for two, and $150 for 3 or more children. There is a late fee of $25 if you register during late registration in March. After paying the annual registration fee, children are eligible to participate in all sports offered throughout the year.

 Q. What if I don't register in February? Can I register later?
   A. The annual registration is in February, which allows players to play all sports for the year. There is also an August registration for Football, Volleyball and Basketball, and a November registration for Basketball. After August 1st, of the same year, annual dues will be $55.00 for one (1) child, $75.00 for two (2) children and $85.00 for three (3) or more children in a family. Write us for more information on fall registration.

 Q. What is the difference between NORD and Novice teams?
    A. NORD is the upper level of competition and primary traveling team. Each age group has only one NORD team. NORD begins at 9 yrs old and goes up to 16. NORD teams require a tryout. Children who don't make the NORD team can still play on a Novice team. Novice is more recreational and emphasizes fundamental training. The novice leagues form all-star teams that travel but not as much as NORD teams. There are several novice teams in all age groups from 4 yrs old to 16.

 Q. Who supplies the team uniform?
    A. We supply the uniform in most cases. In Boys Novice Baseball, we do not supply the baseball pants.

 Q. What obligations do the parents have?
    A. Parents are required to work the shack one night per child registered, and one shift per child for the Memorial Day Weekend Fair.  Each team will have a "shack duty" night scheduled during the season. If the team parents do not fulfill their shack duty obligations, the team will have to forfeit a game.

 Q. What is "shack duty"?
    A. Shack duty is a 2 hour shift in the concession stand where you either cook or serve food at the Lakeview Playground. The shack is open during baseball season.

 Q. What else can a parent do to help out?
    A. Other things can include "team mom", coaching, asst coaching, dugout parents, and working on various committees, such as field maintainance. Any parent is always welcome to come and volunteer their time. You can take the first step by requesting a Volunteer Form. There is always something that needs to be done such as registration filing, working the concession stand at the gym for basketball, stocking food in the shack, field work and so forth. All parents have to do is find a board member or email us and say "What can I do to help?"

 Q: If I pay full registration in February, will I be entitled to any refund if my child does not play any sports after the summer?
    A: No. Paying annual registration allows your child to participate in all sports throughout the year without paying additional fees. If you choose not to participate beyond the baseball season, you will not be entitled to any refunds.

 Q. How do I get the answer to a question not asked here?
    A. You might find your answer in the By-Laws. If not, email the question, and we'll add both your question and the answer to this page.