Although each division has ages associated, placement is determined by skill assessment of the individual player. Skill assessment is conducted by League officials and coaches at an annual tryout session. If you believe your child should play up or down a division, or if you have questions about the division that is best for your player, please contact the League Player Agent to discuss the situation and get registered in the proper division. Note that not all divisions are formed each year - it entirely depends on if there enough players to field a team.
To determine your child's league age, please reference the Baseball Little League Age Chart. You can also use this handy Little League Age Calculator.
Two events per week, each 1.5 hours, as weather and daylight allow. Games will be played on Saturdays. Players receive a jersey and hat. The Rookie division utilizes a 60-foot base path. This division uses safety baseballs. This is an introduction to Baseball for players that have 1 or more years of experience. If your player is league-age 6 and has never played, registering to play a year in Tee Ball 2 is recommended. This division is coach-pitch only. For any further questions please email a
[email protected].
Baseball AA – League age 8-9
Two to three events per week, each 1.5 hours, as weather and daylight allow. Players receive a jersey and hat. The AA division utilizes a 46-foot pitching distance and a 60-foot base path. This level is for players that have at least 1 year of experience in Rookies or possess a more advanced level of hand eye coordination and the capacity to follow safety guidelines. Players begin to pitch at this level, though game-time scenarios sometimes require a coach to pitch. Players in this division begin to learn how to steal bases. We recommend that first-year players that are league-age 8 play in the Rookie division to build their skillset prior to playing in AA. Players registered for AA are required to attend tryouts. This division does involve a draft, but all players will be placed on a team. AA is the first year that a player can be eligible for All-Stars. If the player attends tryouts, meets Little League International requirements and District requirements, they may receive an invitation from our league to tryout for All-Stars. For any further questions please email
[email protected].
Baseball AAA – League Age 9-11
Three events per week, each 1.5 hours, as weather and daylight allow. Players receive a jersey and hat. The AAA division utilizes a 46-foot pitching distance and a 60-foot base path. This division is for players that have at least 1 year of experience in a lower division, an advanced level of hand-eye coordination, and understand the importance of safety. We recommend that first-year players that are league-age 9 play in the AA division to build their skillset prior to playing in AAA. This division is completely player-pitch and players will continue to grow their base-stealing skills. Players registered for AAA are required to attend tryouts. This division does involve a draft, but all players will be placed on a team in the appropriate division based on their skillset. Players can be eligible for All-Stars at this level. If the player attends tryouts, meets Little League International requirements and District requirements, they may receive an invitation from our league to tryout for All-Stars. For any further questions please email
[email protected].
Baseball Majors – League Age 10-12
Three events per week, each 2 hours, as weather and daylight allow. Players receive a jersey and hat. The Majors division utilizes a 46-foot pitching distance and a 60-foot base path. This division introduces leading off to steal and the continuation of building hitting, pitching, and fielding skills at a higher level. We recommend that first-year players that are league-age 10 or 11 play in the AAA division to build their skillset prior to playing in Majors. Only highly skilled 10-year-olds will be eligible for Majors. Players registered for Majors are required to attend tryouts. This division does involve a draft, but all players will be placed on a team in the appropriate division based on their skillset. Players can be eligible for All-Stars at this level. If the player attends tryouts, meets Little League International requirements and District requirements, they may receive an invitation from our league to tryout for All-Stars. For any further questions please email
[email protected].
Baseball Intermediate – League Age 11-13
Three events per week, each 2 hours, as weather and daylight allow. Players receive a jersey and hat. The Intermediate division utilizes a 50-foot pitching distance and 70-foot base paths. This division continues to build on hitting, pitching, and fielding skills at a higher level. We recommend that first-year players that are league-age 11 or 12 play in the Majors division to build their skillset prior to playing in Intermediate. Only highly skilled 11 and 12-year-olds will be eligible for Intermediate. Players registered for Intermediate are required to attend tryouts. This division does involve a draft, but all players will be placed on a team in the appropriate division based on their skillset. If we are unable to field a team at this level, players will have the option to play on a team for another league within our district as space allows. Players can be eligible for All-Stars at this level. If the player attends tryouts, meets Little League International requirements and District requirements, they may receive an invitation from our league to tryout for All-Stars. For any further questions please email
[email protected].
Baseball Juniors – League Age 12-14
Three events per week, each 2 hours, as weather and daylight allow. Players receive a jersey and hat. The Juniors division utilizes a 60-foot, 6-inch pitching distance and 90-foot base paths. This level continues to build on hitting, pitching, and fielding skills at a higher level. We recommend that first-year players that are league-age 12 or 13 play in the Intermediate division to build their skillset prior to playing in Juniors. Only highly skilled 12 and 13-year-olds will be eligible for Juniors. Players registered for Juniors are required to attend tryouts. This division does involve a draft, but all players will be placed on a team in the appropriate division based on their skillset. If we are unable to field a team at this level, players will have the option to play on a team for another league within our district as space allows. Players can be eligible for All-Stars at this level. If the player attends tryouts, meets Little League International requirements and District requirements, they may receive an invitation from our league to tryout for All-Stars. For any further questions please email
[email protected].
Baseball Seniors – League Age 14-16
Three events per week, each 2 hours, as weather and daylight allow. Players receive a jersey and hat. The Seniors division utilizes a 60-foot, 6-inch pitching distance and 90-foot base paths. This level continues to build on hitting, pitching, and fielding skills at a higher level. We recommend that first-year players that are league-age 14 play in the Juniors division to build their skillset prior to playing in Seniors. Only highly skilled 14-year-olds will be eligible for Seniors. Players registered for Seniors are required to attend tryouts. This division does involve a draft, but all players will be placed on a team in the appropriate division based on their skillset. If we are unable to field a team at this level, players will have the option to play on a team for another league within our district as space allows. Players can be eligible for All-Stars at this level. If the player attends tryouts, meets Little League International requirements and District requirements, they may receive an invitation from our league to tryout for All-Stars. For any further questions please email
[email protected].