Single A (Coach Pitch) (5/6/7 yo)– The Single A division is intended to transition the T-Ball players to coach pitch play. It consists primarily of league age 5-year-old players who have played at least one season of Tee Ball as well as 6-year-olds, however, league age 7-year-olds new to baseball may register for this division. This is an instructional division where players hit "live" Reduced Injury Factor (RIF) balls pitched by their own coach from a short distance. If after a number of coach pitches the batter is still experiencing difficulty, a tee is used to assist players put the ball in play so they can also work on running the bases. No scores are kept. Outfield defensive positions are introduced. The basic fundamentals of baseball are reinforced.

Double A (Kid Pitch) (7/8/9 yo) – The Double A division is the first introduction to “kid pitch” baseball where the players pitch to the opposing team. This is also the first introduction to a baseball that is harder than the traditional Tee ball, although it is not as hard as that used in the Majors divisions. The first strike thrown which are not hit in fair territory will erase all balls. Infield and outfield positional play developed. All 9 year olds are strongly encouraged to try out for Triple A.

Triple A –(9/10/11 yo) – The Triple A Division is the first “draft” level division consisting primarily of league age nine and ten-year-old players as well as those players not drafted to majors. Eight-year-old players are allowed to try out given they participated in the AA division in the prior season with the League or a similar division in another Little League.  Tryouts are held and teams are formed through a manager draft process supervised by the Player Agent.

Players not drafted will be placed back into the Double A division.

 

Players pitch and all players in the lineup bat. The standard nine defensive positions are used and scores and standings are kept. Trained umpires enforce the Rules and Regulations of Little League Baseball. Players are taught advanced fundamentals of baseball such that they are exposed to pitching techniques, playing positions, defensive pre-pitch preparedness, live batting and more aggressive base running. A postseason tournament in which all teams in the division participate will determine the champion for the division. The final 2 teams will receive trophies.

Majors – (10/11/12 yo) – The Majors Division is "draft" level and represents true competitive play. Major Division teams carry a mandatory roster of 12 players. Majors is generally oriented for experienced players league age eleven and twelve years old, however league age ten players are eligible to be drafted to a team. Tryouts are held in late winter and teams are formed through a manager draft process supervised by the Player Agent.

Players not drafted to Majors will play in Triple A.

 

Players pitch and all players in the lineup bat. The standard nine baseball defensive positions are used and scores and standings are kept. This level focuses on more advanced skill development. Players are exposed to faster pitching speeds, harder hit balls, and the overall pace of the game is much faster. Professional umpires enforce the Rules and Regulations of Little League Baseball.

 

A postseason tournament will determine the champion for the division.

Juniors (13-14 yo)/Seniors (15-16 yo) - Will play on a conventional 90’ diamond with a 60.5’ pitching distance; and will help further develop player’s baseball skills past league age 12.  Games include travel and will be against division teams in District 3, as well as an All-Star season.

 

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