Tee-Ball:

4 to 7 year olds. Tee-Ball is a non-competitive program focused on fun, fitness, and fundamentals where players are first introduced to the basics baseball.

Minors A:

6 to 9 year olds. Developing baseball players. A pitching machine is used. We keep track of outs - three outs end an inning. We don't keep track of score, but the kids always seem to. Players start in coach pitch with limited skills and leave able to throw, catch and hit. Preparation for the next step up where the kids pitch.

Minors AA:

7  to 10 year olds. First division where kids pitch. Moving toward real baseball. Kids pitch from 42'.  Three strikes and you're out. If the kid pitcher throws 4 balls we revert to coach pitch. The coach gets four pitches, if the kid doesn't hit, he is out.

Minors AAA:

Up to 11 year olds. Real baseball. Kids pitch from 46'. Walks, steals, we keep score and we keep stats for the teams.

Majors:

Up to 12 years old. The highest level of play in Little League Baseball.

Intermediate 50/70:

A transitional program for 13-year-olds using a 50-foot pitching distance and 70-foot base paths.

Juniors: 

A transitional program using a 60-foot, 6 inches pitching distance and a conventional 90-foot diamond.

Challenger/Senior Challenger: 

The Little League Challenger Division was founded in 1989, and is Little League’s adaptive baseball program for individuals with physical and intellectual challenges.

Any individual with a physical or intellectual challenge may participate. If an individual can participate in the traditional Little League Baseball or Softball program with reasonable accommodations they should do so. The Little League Challenger Division accommodates players ages 4 to 18; or up to age 22 if still enrolled in school. The Senior League Challenger Division accommodates players ages 15 and above (no maximum age).