The T-Ball Division is for boys and girls league aged 4-6 years old who want to learn the fundamentals of hitting and fielding. Rules of the game may vary to accommodate the need for teaching. The primary goals of the T-Ball Division are to instruct children in the fundamentals of baseball, allow them to experience the value of teamwork, and above all have fun! Each player will bat every inning, hitting off the tee until they put the ball in play. In the final game of the season this division will host a Graduation Game where each player will have the opportunity to hit three pitched balls from a coach before hitting off the tee. The diamond used is a 50-foot diamond. Players that register for this division are encouraged to attend Intro to T-ball with their parents, which takes place during league skill assessments.

The Coach Pitch division is available for players league age 6 and under ready for a step up in competition. It is highly recommended that your player has participated in at least one season of Tball before moving up to Coach Pitch. The rules for this division resemble those for Machine Pitch with a few adjustments to encourage fair play and baseball situations. The outs are counted, and score is kept, and the game is played on a 50-foot diamond. Players that register for this division will need to attend a skills assessment.

This division will typically have 1-2 practices a week and 1 game every Saturday.

Please note that we cannot issue any refunds after January 1st. Thank you for your understanding.

The Single-A Division is for league age 7-8-year-olds as they continue to further develop their skills. In this division, batters receive pitched balls using a mechanical pitching machine (about 35mph). This division keeps score and follows the fundamental rules of the Minor League Baseball Division. This division uses a 60-foot diamond. Players that register for this division will need to attend a skills assessment.

This division will typically have 1 or 2 games with 1 practice a week.

Please note that we cannot issue any refunds after January 1st. Thank you for your understanding.

The Double-A (Machine /Player Pitch) Division is for league age 7-9-year-old as they continue to develop their skills. In this division, players received pitch balls from the coach for several innings and then other players for the remaining innings.   The mix of machine and player pitching will progress as the season moves along to help build up the experience of facing other players pitching. This division keeps score and follows the fundamental rules of the Minor League Baseball Division. The diamond used is a 60-foot diamond.  Players that register for this division will need to attend a skills assessment and the evaluation will be determined if they should be part of this division or the Triple-A (AAA) division. 

This division will typically have 2 games a week and 1 practice a week.

The Triple-A (Player Pitch) Division is for league age 9-10-year-old with a league option to allow qualifying league age 8 years old. At this division, all pitching will be from the players to the batters. Development in hitting and fielding continue as the players are prepared to advance to the Major League Baseball Division. The diamond used is a 60-foot diamond and the pitching distance is 46 feet.  Players that register for this division will need to attend a skills assessment and the evaluation will be determined if they should be part of this division or the Double-A (AA) division. 

This division will typically have 2 games a week and 1 practice a week.

Please note that we cannot issue any refunds after January 1st. Thank you for your understanding.

The Major League Baseball Division or Little League Baseball is for league age 11-12-year-old and is the division that is most closely associated with the Little League World Series. In the Majors Division, there is a league option to allow qualifying league age 10-year-old. At this division, players continue to develop their skills as they prepare for postseason tournaments. The diamond used is a 60-foot diamond and the pitching distance is 46 feet.  This division does introduce more of the rules of the higher levels of baseball in terms of substitution rules with fielding and only the nine players in the field.

This division will typically have 2 games a week and 1 practice a week.

Please note that we cannot issue any refunds after January 1st. Thank you for your understanding.

The Intermediate (50/70) Baseball Division is for league age 11-13-year-old. This division offers a transition for players between the standard Little League field size (46-foot pitching distance and 60-foot base paths) and the Junior/Senior/Big League field size (60-foot, 6-inch pitching distance, and 90-foot base paths). Many of the Junior League rules will be used such as runners being permitted to lead off bases, runners may attempt to steal at any time and allowing an on-deck batter.  These rules are more in line with the rules used in High School and above levels of baseball. The diamond used is a 70-foot diamond and the pitching distance is 50 feet.   The Intermediate Division of baseball does have a Little League World Series like the one associated with the Majors division that occurs in California annually. This division follows the rules of the higher levels of baseball in terms of substitution rules with fielding and only the nine players in the field.

This division will typically have 2 games a week and 1 practice a week.

Please note that we cannot issue any refunds after January 1st. Thank you for your understanding.

The Junior Baseball Division is for league age 12-14-year-old. This division uses a conventional sized baseball field and follows traditional baseball rules. The diamond used is a 90-foot diamond and the pitching distance is 60 foot, 6 inches.  This division is a great introduction to the rules the players will play if they are part of a high school team.

This division will typically have 1 or 2 games a week and 1 practice a week.

Please note that we cannot issue any refunds after January 1st. Thank you for your understanding.