Games tentatively start the week of April 5 - July 17.

Coed, Men's, Double-Header - 14 week season

Team Registration Fee:

Coed & Men's: $215 (separate $40 check, forfeit deposit fee)

Double-Header: $420 (2 separate $40 checks, forfeit deposit fee)

Umpire Fees:

Paid in cash directly to umpires before each game

Registration Deadline:

Registration will run February 1 through March 14 or until leagues are full.

Coed League will be held on Friday evenings.

Men's League will be held on Tuesday, Friday evenings.

Double-Header Men's League will be held on Thursday evenings.

It's time to think about youth sports for this spring and summer!

Registration is now open for all of our youth sports programming:

For more information click the button below or contact the Recreation Department at 402.331.3455.

Watch this Fun Friday episode and more at CityofLaVista.org/FunFriday.

This week’s #LoveLaVista Winter Storytime with Ms. Jodi features City Engineer Pat Dowse.

Watch this video as he reads Snowy Race, written by April Jones Prince, illustrated by Christine Davenier.

https://cityoflavista-org.zoom.us/j/94305147581?pwd=RjFTMXE3aDBYbXl3Yk9xc2Vmem5Pdz09

For more info., contact Cedate Shultz, CShultz@CityofLaVista.org.

Are you the imposter?? On February 19, the La Vista Public Library will be hosting a Tween Among Us Game Night from 6-7:30 p.m. on Zoom.

Go on missions with friends to uncover the imposter in time! Kids ages 9-14 can call the library at 402.537.3900 to sign up.

Do you love video games?! February 23 is the night for you teens.

Starting at 6:30 p.m., the La Vista Public Library will be hosting a Teen Virtual Game Night on the Discord.

You must be at least 13 to join and have a Discord account.

For more information, contact Ashley Wemhoff at AWemhoff@CityofLaVista.org.

Do you love scavenger hunts? Make sure you are on the lookout!

The La Vista Public Library is hosting a virtual scavenger hunt on Thursday, February 25 at 6:30 p.m. via Zoom.

Families with the most on the scoreboard win a special prize.

You must register for the Zoom link. Contact Jodi Norton at JNorton@CityofLaVista.org or 402.537.3900.

The La Vista City Council has extended the City’s emergency mask ordinance until May 25.

The ordinance was initially approved in November in response to increased community transmission and confirmed cases of COVID-19.

At this time, COVID-19 remains a serious threat to the health, safety and welfare of the residents of La Vista and the Omaha metro area.

According to a letter to support from the University of Nebraska Medical Center, preventative measures implemented at the end of 2020, such as La Vista’s mask ordinance, have had a positive impact on the number of positive cases as well as hospitalizations.

Continued wearing of face coverings will also help contain the spread of COVID-19 variants found recently in the UK, South Africa and Brazil.

La Vista’s mask ordinance will remain in effect until May 25, unless otherwise cancelled or extended.

Full details about the ordinance and its enforcement can be found on our mask ordinance page.

You can access the council's recent agenda here.

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